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Now he was in trouble, he thought, since no one could see him to know he was in trouble. Blast those magic beans! Since he was unable to get to his feet, he decided just to lie there and try to figure something out. Little realizing how ridiculous he looked, he curled up in a ball and tried to roll up to a sitting position.
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A couple passing by on the other side of the street stopped to watch the odd behaviour of their prince.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of Felix“What is David doing?” Ruby asked. “He looks like he’s having a fit of some kind.”
“He’s not my prince,” Dr. Whale replied. “Now where were we?”
David continued rolling, oblivious to the attention he was drawing.
Soon a crowd gathered. Along with Ruby and Dr Whale, Gepetto, Archie, Rumplestiltskin, Belle, Granny, six of the seven dwarves, Neal, and Emma, all gathered to watch as Charming rolled about on the floor.
All magic comes with a price!
Keeper of FelixAll of a sudden, David looked up. He could see his friends staring at him (or through him, he couldn’t really tell), so he looked behind him to see what they were staring at.
“David! Charming! James! Whatever your name is!” Grumpy called. “What in the world are you doing?” As Charming was about to explain, Hook walked up menacingly.
“Are you on the FLOOR?”
“You can see me?” Charming asked, not quite believing it.
“Of course I can see you” Hook sneered. “The whole bloody town can see you acting like a prat. Now what are you doing on my beloved floor?”
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Keeper of Felix“I thought I was invisible!” Charming explained, as he looked around for someone to back him up.
Hook ran across the street and examined the ground, as if to check for damage. “A likely tale, you big git. You were trying to get close to my floor!”
“Your floor?” Charming questioned as Hook came closer. The other townspeople began to mill around and speculate among themselves, and as they did so, Charming could spot Henry and Pinocchio, looking wide-eyed and scared.
“Don’t hurt my Gramps, Pirate!” Henry called out, trying to be brave. Pinocchio just shook with fear.
“This is nothing to do with you,Boy!” Hook responded. He turned to Charming, “I challenge you to a duel!”
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Keeper of Felix“Let me get my sword!” Charming responded.
Hook held up his hand. “No, the honor of my precious floor demands more than a simple sword fight. We must do something more fitting.”
“If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is, because everything would be what it isn't. And contrary wise, what is, it wouldn't be. And what it wouldn't be, it would. You see?” -- Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass
“Broomball” Henry called out. “That way the ground will be swept and you can have a contest as well.”
Hook and Charming looked askance at the idea, but neither wanted to appear weak, so they both agreed. “Broomball it is!” Hook exclaimed with bravado.
Henry and Pinocchio ran away to get the brooms,ball and nets, while word of the Great Broomball Contest spread quickly through Storybrooke.
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