- Henry Mills: Want to be a bike messenger?
- Ruby: Bike messenger?
- Henry Mills: That's about taking things to people in a little basket.
- Ruby: Nope. May I say, I'm not so great at bike riding.
- Henry Mills: How about taking things on *foot* to people in a little basket?
- Ruby: I'm not so sure that's a real job.
- David Nolan: What is it? Did you find her?
- Emma Swan: We found a box.
- David Nolan: What... what does that mean?
- Emma Swan: We think it... we think that she...
- David Nolan: What?
- Emma Swan: There was a human heart inside it.
- Mary Margaret Blanchard: Oh, my god.
- David Nolan: [crying] No.
- Emma Swan: We're gonna send it out for some tests, but there aren't any other missing people.
- Mary Margaret Blanchard: Maybe you should go.
- Emma Swan: There's more.
- David Nolan: What?
- Emma Swan: There were fingerprints inside the lid of the box. I ran them through the records of everyone in town, and there was a match.
- David Nolan: Arrest me.
- Mary Margaret Blanchard: No! David...
- David Nolan: Arrest me. Emma, do it.
- Emma Swan: David, the fingerprints weren't yours.
- David Nolan: [quietly] What?
- Emma Swan: They were Mary Margaret's.
- Red Riding Hood: Everyone calls me Red.
- Snow White: I'm Sn... Frosty.
- Red Riding Hood: Frosty? Really?
- Snow White: No. It's just that someone's looking for me, so...
- Red Riding Hood: You don't know or trust me yet. Hey, I, I get it. I just need something to call you.
- Snow White: Uh... Margaret. Erm, no. Uh, Mary. Mary.
- Ruby: [showing Emma the box she found buried by the toll bridge] Is... Is that what I think it is?
- Emma Swan: Yeah.
- Ruby: [turning away] I can't look.
- Emma Swan: Are you okay?
- Ruby: I don't know what I am.
- Emma Swan: It's gonna be all right. We can figure out what happened now. Ruby, you did good.
- Ruby: This is doing good?
- Emma Swan: Yeah. It's amazing. First you found David, and now this? I know you say you don't know what you are, but whatever it is, I gotta say I'm impressed.
- Ruby: [wry laugh] Don't be. I was scared out of my mind.
- Emma Swan: But you did it anyway.
- Granny: Nearly threescore years ago, I was a child, with six older brothers - big as oak trees, all of them. Veterans of the Second Ogres War. And my father, the biggest of them all. Come one wolf's time, he decided to go out and take on the wolf. A different wolf back then, of course, but... just as fearsome. They went out there to protect me. I was supposed to be asleep. But I crawled out on the roof to watch, and lay down on the thatch. They had the beast surrounded, the seven of them, with spears all pointed in at it. And then it started. It was lunging. Not at the men; at the spears. Grabbing with its teeth, breaking the shafts. They stabbed it with the splintered end, but it didn't matter. It tore their throats so fast that not a one of them got a chance to scream, or pray. Or say goodbye. When my father died, I tumbled from the roof, and I landed in the blood, in front of the wolf. I felt its breath on my face. And it clamped its hot jaw on my arm. And I moved away. Then it looked at me with eyes so black they weren't even there. And it walked away. You ever see a wild animal just turn its back and walk away like you don't matter? If this wolf is like that one, there is no defeating it. It's already won, just by existing in our world. You don't kill it. You just hide.
- Granny: You are staying inside and you're keeping that hood on. You know red repels wolves.
- Red Riding Hood: [Gestures to a group of hunters] They're not wearing red.
- Granny: They're damn fools, too.