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Hi guys! For the past week I have been uploading my reactions to Patreon directly since I have a certain amount of hours per month and I can upload the videos in better quality than in Google Drive because I have limited space there, that's why I started using Patreon. I have been told the Patreon video player lags so if it lags for you let me know and I'll upload and edit the Drive link here! (in lower quality, sorry!)

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Heidi Elizabeth Marcum

A Wondrous Place- Thank you very much for another fabulous reaction for Once Upon a Time, Sora! I really love this episode a lot!! Especially with Killian's storyline while he fights to get back home to Emma, as it connects to Jasmine's and Aladdin's story as they try to find and free Agrabah!! :) Also... I really also love seeing Ariel again!! It's been a while! She's a great addition to this episode! Her line... "Son of a fish?!" upon seeing Jafar has freed himself from the genie curse... Hilarious! She's so adorable! :) I especially love all of the scenes with Killian fighting to find his way home to Emma!! Killian has some great lines in this episode. And I especially love the moment between him and Emma in the end, as Killian is talking to her through Ariel's shell phone, trying to assure Emma that he's fighting to get back home to her!! Even though he has no idea that Emma is able to hear him. This shows he has hope that his message will somehow get through to her. So beautiful! And now... Emma finally knows that Killian didn't abandon her, like she and everyone else in Storybrooke are all so quick to believe. I think this is really the only aspect within this episode that I don't like. I really hate how everyone is so quick to judge Killian and to believe that he's just up and left Emma, after everything they've been through together. I can understand Emma's fear of being abandoned by him, because she has been abandoned by a large number of people in her life including her parents and Neal. However, Emma is way too quick to assume Killian just left her, especially after everything he's done for her. Plus... Even if Killian had decided to leave with Nemo and his brother on the Nautilus, I wholeheartedly believe that Killian would have told Emma, Henry, and her parents that he was leaving for a while to find himself. Killian never would have just abandoned Emma without any kind of explanation. And worst of all... Emma is absolutely too quick to pack all of his things away, including his brother's ring he had given her in Camelot to wear to protect her. Surely Emma and at least one person, could have given Killian the benefit of a doubt. He deserves so much better. Emma should know that after all they've been through together, Killian would never, never abandon her. Especially after one big fight. They've had plenty of fights within their relationship too, and he still stayed with her. Even after Emma turns Killian into a Dark One. Now, with this all being said... It leads into another of my favorite parts about this episode, when Gideon appears in the end to Emma disguised as Aesop, after he has created a protection spell over Killian with Emma's tears in order to keep him from coming back home to her. It turns out that Gideon has marooned Killian, and has forced him through a portal, in order to force Emma to help him to in his own plans. To kill the Black Fairy. And Emma is angry that Gideon's using Killian as a bargaining chip against her. Oh... Is she ever angry! Regarding who Aesop is... Aesop is known for writing classic fables in a collection of his works called, Aesop's Fables. Fables all about animals. Hence... The reason why this new bar in Storybrooke is called Aesop's Tables, instead of Fables. Which is very clever indeed. I love the play on words!! And this is also why all of the drinks Emma lists off from the bar's menu are all titles of his fables such as The Ant and the Grasshopper, The Dog and the Wolf, and The Fox and the Grapes, etc... And this is why Emma talks to him about him writing stories all about animals, instead of him being able to write his own sad story that sounds too simple and plain. As much as Gideon annoys me sometimes, I actually quite love the twist of Aesop turning out to be Gideon all along, because I quite love Killian's and Emma's overall story arc with them fighting to get back to one another again. I just hope that the real Aesop is still alive and well somewhere. And then... I also really love the overall story arc with Jasmine and Aladdin throughout this episode too, as they seek out Agrabah, and how Jasmine finds three other heroes to help her defeat Jafar. Not to fight the villain for her, but to give her the strength she's needed in order to be able to face him again, and to save her people and her city. And then... Jasmine wins in a battle of wits against Jafar, and with True Love's Kiss, she frees Agrabah from the ring in which the Capitol is trapped, and frees Aladdin from the genie curse. A happy ending for Aladdin and Jasmine! And Jafar is at last defeated upon Jasmine turning him into a wooden staff. Kind of a weird ending for him in a way, but it's strangely fitting for a villain like Jafar as well. Regarding Jafar being a genie... It's like I've mentioned before, in my comments for your reaction to this season's episode, titled... Changelings, as well as in season one's episode, titled... Fruit of the Poisonous Tree... There are multiple genies from Agrabah, and Sidney Glass, Regina's Magic Mirror, was never the only one. Aladdin speaks of another, as a nod to Robin Williams's Genie. And now we learn that Jafar had become a genie at some point too. However, I will explain the reason for Jafar being made to be a genie at this point in his story arc. This reason actually comes from him becoming a genie in the spinoff. I felt you should know why he's suddenly a genie, without Once Upon a Time actually ever showing us how and why he is so. And while the actors playing Jafar in Once Upon a Time and its spinoff are two different actors, this original show decided to carry on Jafar's story arc from Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, and blended them both together, since the spinoff had been cancelled after thirteen episodes. Apparently after Jafar tricks Jasmine in the past and takes Agrabah away from her, he somehow wound up in Wonderland and met Alice. I hope all of this makes sense, my friend. You don't have to watch the spinoff to really understand this all, but it does help I suppose. I hope this explanation helps you, my friend. :) Sadly, Killian now has to find another way home to Storybrooke. And he is not giving up! :) Oh... And we also get to see Nemo and Killian's younger brother, Liam, again, as they say goodbye once more. I wish we could have seen more of them in this episode. But I understand the reasons for Nemo and Liam leaving to get back to the Nautilus. Next... I enjoy the beginning scene with Emma and David, as Emma sadly tells David that Killian had been the one to kill his father, but then he comforts her upon believing Killian left her too. I still hate that he believes Killian's has just left them like everyone else believes, and I hate that David thinks it's because he now believes Killian a coward for not telling him the truth about having killed his father himself. Ugh! They just need to believe in Killian far more than they do. They've all always had trouble truly trusting in Killian whenever he really needs them to. So frustrating. I also love the scene in the sheriff's station between Emma, David, and Regina, when Regina encourages David to go back to sleep so that Snow can be awake for a girls' night out. So funny and cute! And lastly... I absolutely love, love, love the moment with Snow, Regina, and Emma at Aesop's Tables, when Snow is drunk as she challenges the Vikings to a game of darts, but with knives instead. Drunk Snow is actually quite cute and hilarious!! :) Thank you again, for another great reaction for another of my favorite episodes this season, my dear friend. In spite of everyone's belief that Killian has just left town like a coward. And I can't wait for more!! Thank you, Sora! Sincerely, Heidi