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Power came back on this evening. So, I am back and hoping all is well with everyone. My house is fine, and I just have some tree limbs down. I'm not sure if

mishey22 is back home but I hope she fared okay with this storm. Here are three posts for you. I have them made for the entire month!

In Leaving Storybrooke, this is the only episode of the series where the press release solely credits Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas as Snow White and Prince Charming, despite the fact only Mary Margaret Blanchard and David Nolan appear outside of archive footage. Keegan Connor Tracy and Rebecca Mader are also credited as the Blue Fairy and Zelena respectively, despite the fact Mother Superior and Kelly West also appear.

In Leaving Storybrooke, the show makers asked Meghan Ory to reprise her role as Red Riding Hood/Ruby for the finale, but she was unable to appear because of the scheduling conflicts.

In Leaving Storybrooke, fans and harnesses were used to achieve the scenes where Tilly and Rogers are being sucked into their prison realms

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In a deleted scene from Homecoming, while Roni searches for Weaver in the Wish Realm, she stumbles upon the Wish Blue Fairy, Wish Granny and Wish Grumpy by the statue of King David and Queen Snow. Roni magically conjures a cloak for herself to avoid being identified as her Wish Realm counterpart and asks them if they saw someone who may have crossed through here not long ago. Before she even finishes her words, she recognizes them and calls them by their names. The trio then tries to rob her, and Granny aims a crossbow at her. After Roni immediately creates a fireball to scare them away, the fairy asks her to let them go, which Roni quickly does. They ask her if she is not evil anymore, and Roni says that she is not. She asks what happened to them, as they should have been the hopeful ones, and the trio explains that they tried, but that's what Wish Rumpelstiltskin does, making people desperate. The scene was cut for time, because it was the only scene that could be cut without disrupting the whole flow. However, the scene can still be seen in promotional pictures. The statue was previously used in the Season Six episode "Wish You Were Here," but that prop had been tossed because Josh Dallas and Ginnifer Goodwin weren't going to appear in Season Seven, so they had to build a new one for the scene.

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In The Song In Your Heart, Emma's wedding dress is strongly inspired by the one worn by Grace Kelly during her wedding with Rainier III of Monaco. Jennifer Morrison and Colin O'Donoghue both felt that the dress should be something very vintage, so Jennifer and costume designer Eduardo Castro looked at several designs and Jennifer immediately responded to Grace Kelly's wedding dress, which was originally designed by Helen Rose in 1956. Grace Kelly's dress addressed all the concerns that Jennifer had and they decided to replicate it. Jennifer Morrison explained that the dress "represents the elegance and simplicity of classic timeless strength mixed with the delicacy of femininity and vulnerability". It is supposed to look classic and a little bit timeless. Originally, the wedding was to be shot outside, therefore considerations of warmth needed to be addressed when the gown was made. The dress is an intricate Alençon lace and ivory peau de soie gown with a matching silk tulle veil, and both were constructed in the Once Upon a Time workrooms over the course of just two weeks. The costume designer's assistant only had a few days to construct the headpiece.

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In The Song In Your Heart, songs were recorded in advance, and then played back on set as the actors performed.

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Fun fact: Reul Ghorm, the Blue Fairy's real name, is Scottish Gaelic for "blue star".

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In Darkness on the Edge of Town, on Mother Superior’s missing person form, her name is listed as Ruel Ghorm. Ruel Ghorm is Scottish Gaelic for "blue star".

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The petals of the rose in a jar, given to Belle by Mother Superior, fall and float around in the same manner as the iconic object from Disney's Beauty and the Beast.

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In The New Neverland, Mother Superior refuses to give Tinker Bell her wings back because neither of them believe in her. This is a reference to Peter Pan where the titular character says to Wendy that every time a child says, "I don't believe in fairies", there is a fairy somewhere that falls down dead. Later, Peter saves a dying Tinker Bell by calling on all of the children who believe in fairies to clap their hands.

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The lantern Elsa is using to search through the Arendelle castle is the same prop Snow White is using in "The Queen Is Dead". It is also the same prop Mary Margaret and Emma are using in the episode "Queen of Hearts".