I failed to understand Henry’s actions in “Welcome to Storybrooke.” I understand that he’s upset about magic, about Emma’s lie, upset over Regina being evil, and upset when MM and David fail to live up to perfection. Yet, Henry has no reason to be upset with his dad or to run out on him. Baelfire gave Henry a really good option to come live in NYC where there is no magic, but Henry had to go and nearly get himself blown up. Henry and Baelfire both equally hate what magic does to people, so why would Henry want to run out on a father he’s just getting to know? Henry and Bae have a lot in common and I fail to see why Henry would pass up a chance to know his dad to go off with some kids he doesn’t even know. What I could see happening is Baelfire offering to take Henry away from it all to Neverland, to show him where he himself had awesome adventures as Peter Pan.
"That’s how you know you’ve really got a home. When you leave it, there’s this feeling that you can’t shake. You just miss it." Neal Cassidy