Rumplestiltskin employs Jefferson to use his hat to go to Oz in search of both a crystal ball and a pair of silver slippers; however, he is only able to retrieve the ball. He proceeds to find a mopey Regina, still grieving for the loss of her true love Daniel, and offers to bring her Viktor Frankenstein - a man who can supposedly bring back the dead. As it turns out, this is all a ploy organized by Rumple. Viktor fails on purpose so that Regina will finally move on, and Jefferson uses his hat to return the doctor to the Land Without Color. ("The Doctor") Jefferson decides to give up world-crossing following the death of his wife, Priscilla, in Wonderland; instead, he opts to raise his daughter Grace, a stores his magical hat in a hat box for safe-keeping. ("Out of the Past") Queen Regina s
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| - Rumplestiltskin employs Jefferson to use his hat to go to Oz in search of both a crystal ball and a pair of silver slippers; however, he is only able to retrieve the ball. He proceeds to find a mopey Regina, still grieving for the loss of her true love Daniel, and offers to bring her Viktor Frankenstein - a man who can supposedly bring back the dead. As it turns out, this is all a ploy organized by Rumple. Viktor fails on purpose so that Regina will finally move on, and Jefferson uses his hat to return the doctor to the Land Without Color. ("The Doctor") Jefferson decides to give up world-crossing following the death of his wife, Priscilla, in Wonderland; instead, he opts to raise his daughter Grace, a stores his magical hat in a hat box for safe-keeping. ("Out of the Past") Queen Regina s
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- "Out of the Past"
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- Snow White
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- Rumplestiltskin
- Cora
- Queen Regina
- Emma Swan
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| - Jefferson and Regina jump through the hat.
- Regina seeks out her poisoned apple.
- The hat is destroyed by Spencer.
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| - Rumplestiltskin employs Jefferson to use his hat to go to Oz in search of both a crystal ball and a pair of silver slippers; however, he is only able to retrieve the ball. He proceeds to find a mopey Regina, still grieving for the loss of her true love Daniel, and offers to bring her Viktor Frankenstein - a man who can supposedly bring back the dead. As it turns out, this is all a ploy organized by Rumple. Viktor fails on purpose so that Regina will finally move on, and Jefferson uses his hat to return the doctor to the Land Without Color. ("The Doctor") Jefferson decides to give up world-crossing following the death of his wife, Priscilla, in Wonderland; instead, he opts to raise his daughter Grace, a stores his magical hat in a hat box for safe-keeping. ("Out of the Past") Queen Regina shows up at Jefferson's hovel, in need of the hat. He refuses to help her until he realizes how his poverty is affecting his daughter, and so he brings the hat to Regina on the condition that his daughter will want for nothing. He explains the rules - how if the two of them go through, only two can return - and they set off for Wonderland via the Hall of Doors. However, Regina wants to go there to rescue her father. She leaves Jefferson stranded while she and Henry go back to the Enchanted Forest. Jefferson spends years trying to create another magical hat so that he can make it back to his daughter, but this drives him insane. ("Hat Trick") Regina holds on to the hat and gets Captain Hook to use it to head to Wonderland and kill her mother, Cora (also known as the Queen of Hearts). He takes the dead body of Claude with him so that he will be able to bring Cora's body back in return, but when she learns of what her daughter has planned, she fakes her own death, going through the hat with Hook while beginning a plot of her own. ("Queen of Hearts")
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