Emma is meeting Henry at their place—his playground "castle"—but the recent storm that tore through Storybrooke has made a wreck of the place and Henry's worried about his book, which he's hidden there to keep it from his adopted mother. The book's still there, but so is Regina. She makes some remarks about how dangerous the place looks and tells Emma it's time for her to be more responsible and stop letting her personal feelings affect her job as Sheriff. Emma has to admit that the Mayor kind of has a point, but when Sidney Glass, the now-former Editor of the Storybrooke Daily Mirror, comes to Emma promising to help her expose the Mayor for corruption, Emma can't help but be on-board.