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He was the one who taped the OQ picture back together and gave it back to Regina
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He met Ana right after Robin, she ended up convincing him not to drink the potion
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He, like Jefferson, was one of the few who kept his memories during the curse
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He has a knack in the cucina and his father was a baker before he died
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His skill with words makes him a good king, but his mannerisms need improvement
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He needed access to an object he thought he could find in Gold's negozio to get...
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He and Ana have three kids named Lily, Penelope and Mason
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I feel like with that one it's sort of process of elimination -- the other options are he's cheating on Ana (which, technically he still is, in this headcanon, but at least he has some sort of justification), Ana's dead/Will thinks she's dead, or they've broken up for whatever reason. And then there was that scene where Will was sketchily looking around Gold's shop after Belle left and he thought he was alone... I feel like that's the direction the writers were going to go with it if they hadn't dropped the storyline entirely. I think Will felt awful about it, but he tried to justify his actions by reasoning that Belle was using him too, just in a different way than he was her.
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