Emma Alternate Ending

. Emma would want us to free her. – we can recognize this by the verb 'would'. Merida gains attention by saying ex. What about me, now? You (came) here to free me, too? And they are all surpriced of how she end up there. Further on, Merida continues with expressing her anger for what Emma did to her and tells them that ketting her out is the least that they can do, using the idiom 'at least' ex. Long story. But after what your daughter did to me, letting me out is the least you can do. As they are ready to run, to escape Merida exclaims 'No, wait! Wait! ' because she feels nervous and she is not ready to leave the castle yet. She needs the wisps, which Arthur took from her, to save her brothers and in order to get them back she

Mary Margaret is obviously very surprised when Regina tells the fact that they find Merlin back in Camelot, so she asks a question wondering how is that possible and how Regina knows about that. Regina explains how she found out, actually, that Emma told her. ex. : Emma ? let it slip last night when she tried to visit Henry. - we can notice that Emma did not want to tell her that, but accidently she made a lapse and she told Regina anyway. Hook is confused seeing ex. : If we found that sorcerer, why the bloody hell didn't he destroy the darkness in Emma? He uses the conditional, and once again the swear word 'bloody hell' used to emphasize the confusion he feels. Regina replies that he's asking the wrong person, which means that she does not know and he should ask someone else, but Hook displays and reminds the others that they cannot dirrectly ask Merlin. Regina proves him that he is wrong, though, with the adverb 'exactly ', which means: in an exact manner; precisely - stating that that's exactly what they're going to do. She shows the Crimson Crown(a mushroom through which they can summon Merlin ), which David instantly recognizes, stating an affirmative sentence to express the validity or the assertion ex. A ? Crimson Crown. You figured out how to make the communication spell work. , - and becomes fully aware of the fact that Regina find out how to make the communication spell work. Regina states ex.

Merida reveals that after parting ways with everyone, she went after the Will O' the Wisps to find out her brothers are, the wisps lead her to the Ivory Sea where she stole a boat, so she could travel across, which unluckily was the property of the "wrong fella". Ex. The wisps led me to the Ivory Sea, so I stole a boat to make the crossing, but, unfortunately, the boat belonged to the wrong fella. 'wrong fella is 'an American slang word which is commonly used to replace the word 'fellow or guy.' Belle perceived that Arthur is that person, and Merida ends that he captured her and threw her into the cells. As they continue walking, Merida slowed down, allowing everyone else to get ahead. She stopped, shushed Belle, and asked her if she heard a sound.ex. His men captured me and threw me in that dank prison. Shh! Did you hear that? Here an interjection is used to urge silence. Belle looks around while Merida admits that she just needed Belle's friends to get out of site. Belle is confused, questioning why, but before she has the chance to act, Merida states that it is so they do not see what happens next, her knocking Belle down.Walking through Storybrooke's woods, Emma goes after Merida back to the