Принц генри однажды в сказке

В одном из королевств Зачарованного леса принц Генри, сын короля Ксавье, занимал пятое место в очереди на престол. Однажды он и его отец составляют компанию Еве, принцессе Северного королевства, приехавшей с визитом. Генри впервые обращает внимание на Кору, дочь мельника, когда та, упав, рассыпает муку и портит туфли Евы. Он единственный заступается за неё, предположив, что девушка не хотела никому навредить. Тем не менее, принц уходит вместе с остальными представителями королевской семьи после того, как король Ксавье заставляет встать на колени и принести извинения Еве.

Позднее он сталкивается с Корой на маскараде, устроенном в честь принца Генри, которому пора выбрать себе невесту. Девушка не в восторге от битвы за сердце принца, о чём говорит незнакомцу в маске. К её удивлению этот человек оказывается самим Генри, который, заинтригованный собеседницей, приглашает её на танец. Неожиданно вмешивается король Ксавье. В конце танца король перед придворными клянётся: если дочь мельника сможет спрясть золото из соломы – она выйдет замуж за принца, если нет – умрёт.

На следующий день Кора успешно демонстрирует свои способности перед королевским двором. Принц делает ей предложение. Вскоре у Генри и его жены появляется дочь Реджина. Кора заявляет, что когда-нибудь их дочь станет королевой. («Дочь мельника»)

Несколько лет спустя маленькая Реджина случайно оборачивает против себя волшебство палочки матери. Теперь исцелить Реджину может только тот, кто близок к ней и не успел причинить ей вреда. Кора приводит из страны Оз свою старшую дочь Зелину. Той легко удаётся вылечить Реджину. Как только дочери становится лучше, Генри расспрашивает жену о пришедшей девочке, но Кора не раскрывает правду. («Сестры»)

Принц Генри старается поддерживать дочь во всех начинаниях. Это сильно раздражает его жену, которая недовольна, что Реджина ведёт себя как простолюдинка. Она также придаёт большое значение тому, что её дочь до сих пор не замужем. Кора применяет магию для давления на дочь. Хотя Генри не нравятся такие методы воспитания, его попытка противостоять им всегда оборачиваются неудачей.

После того, как Реджина спасает маленькую Белоснежку, благодарный король Леопольд, отец девочки, делает ей предложение. Генри незаметно подаёт знаки поражённой девушке, чтобы та отказала. Воспользовавшись моментом Кора даёт согласие за дочь. («Конюх»)

Незадолго до свадьбы Реджина признаётся отцу, что будет несчастна в будущем браке. Не желая становиться похожей на свою мать, она спрашивает, каким образом Кора изменилась. Генри смутно вспоминает о человеке, обучившем его жену магии при помощи книги заклинаний. («Мы похожи»)

Будучи замужем за королём Леопольдом, Реджина знакомится с Джинном, которого её муж освободил из лампы. Джинн влюбляется в королеву с первого взгляда, и та использует его чувства для избавления от брака без любви. Она пишет о своей «привязанности» к одному человеку в дневнике. Король, не зная имя этого человека, читает записи и в гневе запирает жену в замке. По просьбе дочери Генри через Джинна передаёт ей сундук с ядовитыми гадюками внутри. В конечном итоге Реджина манипулирует влюблённым Джинном, чтобы тот убил короля. («Плод ядовитого дерева»)

В годовщину смерти Дэниела Генри сопровождает Реджину, когда та прерывает свадьбу деревенских жителей, проходящую на территории её замка. Королева не давала разрешение на проведение церемонии, за что вырывает у жениха сердце. Отец просит её не переходить черту, особенно учитывая памятную дату. Реджина в ярости требует не напоминать, какой сегодня день. Она выходит из себя, увидев в его словах упрёк в слабости, и давит сердце. Королева направляется к карете. Прежде, чем сесть туда, она приказывает отцу самостоятельно добираться до дома, так как ей предстоят другие дела.

Вечером, пока Генри расчёсывает волосы дочери, в покои входит Кора, которая просит удивлённого мужа уйти. («Мама»)

Даже в собственный день рождения Реджина по-прежнему одержима местью Белоснежке. Генри снова и снова пытается её отговорить. Осознав, что дочь не желает его слушать, он просит Волшебное Зеркало связать его с Корой. Он просит её помочь Реджине двигаться дальше, но Кора считает, что их дочери необходимо совершить своё возмездие. Тогда Генри договаривается с Белоснежкой о встрече в лесу. Кора, которой удалось попасть в Зачарованный лес через зеркало, принимает облик мужа и добирается до назначенного места первой. Прибытие настоящего Генри отвлекает Белоснежку, и колдунья успевает вырвать её сердце. Генри тайно подменяет сердце Белоснежки на сердце Чёрного рыцаря. Правда раскрывается лишь на праздновании дня рождения Реджина, когда та безуспешно пытается убить падчерицу. Реджина уменьшает отца до крошечных размеров и заключает его в ларце после очередной попытки Генри образумить её. Тем не менее, она понимает, что отец был прав насчёт Коры. Реджина снова отправляет мать в Страну Чудес без возможности возврата. Однако Кора успевает отобрать ларец, в котором находится Генри. («Души усопших»)

Не имея другой возможности вернуть отца, Реджина заключает сделку с Джефферсоном. Они доходят до хранилища Королевы Червей, откуда Реджина забирает шкатулку. У самого выхода она останавливается, чтобы взять кусочек гриба, который бережно кладёт в шкатулку. В это же мгновение оттуда вырастает её отец. Она обездвиживает ноги Джефферсона, помнящего главное правило шляпы: сколько человек войдёт, столько и выйдет. На его глазах Реджина и её отец проходят через зеркало, не оставляя Джефферсону надежды снова увидеть свою дочь Грейс. («Трюк со шляпой»)

Реджина ведёт войну против Белоснежки и Прекрасного принца. В конце концов её берут в плен и приговаривают к смертной казни. Накануне Генри навещает свою дочь в тюрьме с просьбой вымолить прощение. Реджина не следует его советам. Тем не менее, Белоснежка останавливает казнь. После изгнания Реджины из королевства Генри остаётся с ней. Во дворце он объявляет о прибытии Румпельштильцхена, который подсказывает бывшей Королеве план новой мести. Обрадованная Реджина приказывает подать карету, чтобы отправиться на свадьбу Белоснежки и Прекрасного принца. («Игра в Крикет»)

Реджина клянётся отомстить своим врагам и для этого пытается наложить проклятье. Она собирает самые тёмные души и жертвует сердце своего любимого коня, но ничего не происходит. Тогда Генри советует дочери обратиться к создателю проклятья — Румпельштильцхену. Королева возвращается в свой замок в противоречивом состоянии. Она обсуждает со своим отцом, как лучше поступить. Он уговаривает её отказаться от мести, чтобы начать новую жизнь. Реджина обнимает своего отца и со слезами на глазах вырывает его сердце. Жертва оправдывает ожидания Злой Королевы. Проклятье начинает действовать. Перед уходом она бережно кладёт розу на могилу отца. («То, что мы больше всего любим»)

In a kingdom in the Enchanted Forest, Prince Henry, the son of King Xavier, is fifth in line to the throne. One day in the castle, he and his father are entertaining a northern princess, Princess Eva, who has come for a visit. He encounters Cora, a lowly daughter of a miller delivering flour. Cora is chastised for spilling the flour all over the floor and ruining Eva’s slippers, yet he is the only one to stand up for Cora; saying he does not believe the girl meant any harm. However, he walks away with the rest of the royals when they exit the courtyard after King Xavier forces Cora to kneel and apologize to Eva. Later, he encounters Cora at the masquerade ball being held in Eva’s honor, and the two dance until King Xavier cuts in. His hand in marriage is promised to Cora if she can spin straw into gold as she claims she can. Cora proves it by spinning gold in front of the whole court, and a humbled Henry offers his hand to Cora in marriage, and she accepts. Henry and his wife eventually have a daughter, Regina. In front of the king’s court, Cora declares that her daughter shall be queen one day. («The Miller’s Daughter»)

Some years later, Henry and Cora rush to Regina’s side after she knocks herself unconscious with magic from Cora’s wand. He asked his wife how this happened since she had locked her wand in a drawer, and Cora regretfully admits she forgot to take the key with her. Since it’s her magic that is causing their daughter pain, Cora deducts that only someone close to Regina who hasn’t harmed her can heal her. She later returns with Zelena, her first born child whom she once gave up, with the girl curing Regina with her magic. After Regina is well again, Henry is astonished at her miracleous recovery, and he questions Cora about Zelena’s identity, but she doesn’t divulge the truth. («Sisters»)

Several years after this, he serves as his daughter’s valet. On the home estate, he proudly watches Regina give a horse-riding demonstration, though Cora finds it to be too unladylike and childish. When he tries to defend Regina, his wife curtly asks him to stop coddling their daughter. Upset by her mother’s words, Regina moves to leave, but Cora stops her with magic. Helplessly, Henry watches as Cora levitates and holds Regina in the air until she agrees to be «good». In her quest to install her daughter a queen, Cora purposely sets up a situation in which Regina rescues King Leopold’s daughter, Snow White. Later, while Henry is also present, an impressed King Leopold asks for Regina’s hand in marriage. Directly after the proposal, a speechless Regina glances at her father for help, but he remains silent as Cora accepts the marriage on her daughter’s behalf. («The Stable Boy»)

As the impending wedding approaches, Regina consults with her father about how unhappy she is about her future. Not wanting to be like her mother, she asks how Cora become this way. Vaguely, Henry recalls there was a man that taught Cora magic through a spell book. («We Are Both»)

During Regina’s marriage to King Leopold, her husband brings home the Genie he has freed with one of his three wishes. The Genie falls in love with her at first sight, and Regina uses his infatuation to her advantage to escape her loveless marriage. She writes of her «love» for him in a diary. King Leopold reads the entry, but is unaware the man she is pining after is the Genie. Angry, he locks her up in the castle. Fearing for his daughter’s life, Henry delivers a box with a poisonous vipers inside it to the Genie in the hopes that he will take it to Regina’s chambers; saying that this is the only way Regina can be free. In the end, Regina tricks the Genie into killing King Leopold with the vipers. («Fruit of the Poisonous Tree»)

On the anniversary of Daniel’s death, Henry accompanies Regina when she interrupts a wedding ceremony taking place on the grounds near her castle. Not having given them permission to do so, she rips out the groom’s heart, as her father begs her not to overreact, especially considering whose anniversary it is. Regina snaps at him for reminding her what day it is, and as she grows upset at his insinuation of her weakness, she crushes the groom’s heart. Walking back to her carriage, she then coldly tells him to find his own way home, before leaving her father behind. Later, while Henry is brushing Regina’s hair in her bedroom, Cora walks in, flippantly telling him to get out so she can speak to her daughter. («Mother»)

Accompanying Regina to a village where Snow White is rumored to be hiding, Henry suggests killing Snow will make her unfavorable in the eyes of her subjects and that she should spare the girl as mercy. Regina refuses his advice and goes into the hut to rip out Snow’s heart, only to find a decoy dummy in her place. Later in Regina’s palace, Henry leads his daughter into believing he can help her with a map from one of Cora’s spell books that’ll bring them to an item to locate Snow. Once they reach the doorway to the supposed item, he comes clean about having learnt about the place from Tinker Bell. Inside the door, Henry shows her a statue of Cupid holding an arrow that can point her to the person she loves most, but Regina becomes upset at her father’s perceived betrayal of her. Regina then casts a reverse spell on the arrow so it will guide her to the person she hates most, however, she and Henry follow it back to the palace, where the arrow leads Regina to a mirror, proving the person she hates most is herself. («Page 23»)

The day of Regina’s birthday, Henry sees her getting worked up about Snow White, and tries to persuade her into giving up on revenge. Instead of Snow White, he points the blame on Cora, who ripped out Daniel’s heart to mold Regina into a merciless queen. He argues that as long as Regina wants vengeance, Cora will always have a hold on her. Since Regina won’t listen to him, Henry pushes the Magic Mirror into summoning Cora. He wants her to help Regina move on, but when Cora expresses no interest in this, he attempts to end the conversation. Cora reappears in the nearby looking glass to stop him, however, he announces his intent to talk with Snow White, and that he doesn’t need Cora’s help anymore. Unknown to him, summoning Cora allows her to re-enter the Enchanted Forest through the looking glass. Henry sets up a meeting with Snow White in the woods, but Cora, disguised as Henry, gets there first. The arrival of the real Henry distracts Snow White, whose heart is taken by Cora. Henry secretly returns the heart to Snow White and replaces it with a heart from a Black Knight, before Cora gives the heart to Regina. After Regina discovers this, Henry insists he did it for her own good, because killing Snow White will make her dark forever and she’ll become just like Cora. He believes Regina can find happiness elsewhere, and by letting Snow White go, Regina has a chance at redemption. Knowing she will punish him for his meddling, Henry contends he doesn’t care what happens to him, to which Regina shrinks him into a miniature size and locks him in a box. Realizing her father was right about Cora, Regina casts a non-reversible spell to seal the looking glass portal and has the Magic Mirror take her mother away. Before Cora is pulled back into Wonderland, she steals the box, severing Regina from Henry forever. («Souls of the Departed»)

Becoming friends with Knave, Alice discovers he obeys the Cora, Queen of Hearts, as her underling because she once took his heart and has control of him. Deciding to use Knave for her own motives, she sneaks past the guards and into the vault to get his heart. While she’s looking, she comes across box labeled K-H, which Alice deduces is for the King of Hearts, implying that the box is for Cora’s husband. («To Catch a Thief»)

Having no other means to rescue her father, Regina enlists the former portal-jumper Jefferson and strikes a deal with him, in order to reach Wonderland, although she deceives Jefferson by telling him the Queen of Hearts stole an item from her instead of a person. After reaching the center of the Queen of Hearts’ hedge maze, Regina picks out a box from the vault that contains Henry. On the way out of Wonderland, she gives Henry a piece of the Caterpillar’s growth mushroom to restore him to normal size. Only then, it becomes clear to Jefferson why she lied to him, as the portal hat they used to come to Wonderland only allows the same amount of people who enter a world to leave. Regina then traps Jefferson in Wonderland, while she and her father go back to the Enchanted Forest. («Hat Trick»)

While Regina wages war against Snow White and Prince Charming, she is eventually captured and sentenced to death. Before this happens, he visits his daughter in the prison cell and is later a witness at the execution, which is shortly halted by Snow White. After Regina is banished from the kingdom on Snow White’s orders, Henry stays with her in a palace. He announces the arrival of Rumplestiltskin, who gives Regina the idea of using the Dark Curse to harm the people she hates most. To this, Henry summons a carriage to take Regina to Snow White and Prince Charming’s wedding ceremony. («The Cricket Game»)

Regina, attempting to cast the curse, collects the hairs of the darkest souls and sacrifices the heart of her favorite horse, but the spell doesn’t work. While she seethes over the failure, Henry advises her to talk to the curse creator, Rumplestiltskin. After she does, Regina regroups with her father at the palace. Henry inquiries about how the talk went, and he is stunned when Regina says the curse will only work if she takes the heart of the thing she loves most, which is him. He tries to convince her that she doesn’t need to live with hatred all the time, and the two of them can start a new life over again. In tears, she agrees and hugs him. However, Regina then rips out his heart as he collapses to the ground in shock. Resigned to her decision, Regina apologetically explains she could never be happy in this world. Later, she buries Henry with a grave marker that reads, «Henry, Beloved Father» and places a black flower for him. («The Thing You Love Most»)

In a kingdom in the Enchanted Forest, Prince Henry, the son of King Xavier, is fifth in line to the throne. One day in the castle, he and his father are entertaining a northern princess, Princess Eva, who has come for a visit. He encounters Cora, a lowly daughter of a miller delivering flour. Cora is chastised for spilling the flour all over the floor and ruining Eva’s slippers, yet he is the only one to stand up for Cora; saying he does not believe the girl meant any harm. However, he walks away with the rest of the royals when they exit the courtyard after King Xavier forces Cora to kneel and apologize to Eva. Later, he encounters Cora at the masquerade ball being held in Eva’s honor, and the two dance until King Xavier cuts in. His hand in marriage is promised to Cora if she can spin straw into gold as she claims she can. Cora proves it by spinning gold in front of the whole court, and a humbled Henry offers his hand to Cora in marriage, and she accepts. Henry and his wife eventually have a daughter, Regina. In front of the king’s court, Cora declares that her daughter shall be queen one day. («The Miller’s Daughter»)

Some years later, Henry and Cora rush to Regina’s side after she knocks herself unconscious with magic from Cora’s wand. He asked his wife how this happened since she had locked her wand in a drawer, and Cora regretfully admits she forgot to take the key with her. Since it’s her magic that is causing their daughter pain, Cora deducts that only someone close to Regina who hasn’t harmed her can heal her. She later returns with Zelena, her first born child whom she once gave up, with the girl curing Regina with her magic. After Regina is well again, Henry is astonished at her miracleous recovery, and he questions Cora about Zelena’s identity, but she doesn’t divulge the truth. («Sisters»)

Several years after this, he serves as his daughter’s valet. On the home estate, he proudly watches Regina give a horse-riding demonstration, though Cora finds it to be too unladylike and childish. When he tries to defend Regina, his wife curtly asks him to stop coddling their daughter. Upset by her mother’s words, Regina moves to leave, but Cora stops her with magic. Helplessly, Henry watches as Cora levitates and holds Regina in the air until she agrees to be «good». In her quest to install her daughter a queen, Cora purposely sets up a situation in which Regina rescues King Leopold’s daughter, Snow White. Later, while Henry is also present, an impressed King Leopold asks for Regina’s hand in marriage. Directly after the proposal, a speechless Regina glances at her father for help, but he remains silent as Cora accepts the marriage on her daughter’s behalf. («The Stable Boy»)

As the impending wedding approaches, Regina consults with her father about how unhappy she is about her future. Not wanting to be like her mother, she asks how Cora become this way. Vaguely, Henry recalls there was a man that taught Cora magic through a spell book. («We Are Both»)

During Regina’s marriage to King Leopold, her husband brings home the Genie he has freed with one of his three wishes. The Genie falls in love with her at first sight, and Regina uses his infatuation to her advantage to escape her loveless marriage. She writes of her «love» for him in a diary. King Leopold reads the entry, but is unaware the man she is pining after is the Genie. Angry, he locks her up in the castle. Fearing for his daughter’s life, Henry delivers a box with a poisonous vipers inside it to the Genie in the hopes that he will take it to Regina’s chambers; saying that this is the only way Regina can be free. In the end, Regina tricks the Genie into killing King Leopold with the vipers. («Fruit of the Poisonous Tree»)

On the anniversary of Daniel’s death, Henry accompanies Regina when she interrupts a wedding ceremony taking place on the grounds near her castle. Not having given them permission to do so, she rips out the groom’s heart, as her father begs her not to overreact, especially considering whose anniversary it is. Regina snaps at him for reminding her what day it is, and as she grows upset at his insinuation of her weakness, she crushes the groom’s heart. Walking back to her carriage, she then coldly tells him to find his own way home, before leaving her father behind. Later, while Henry is brushing Regina’s hair in her bedroom, Cora walks in, flippantly telling him to get out so she can speak to her daughter. («Mother»)

Accompanying Regina to a village where Snow White is rumored to be hiding, Henry suggests killing Snow will make her unfavorable in the eyes of her subjects and that she should spare the girl as mercy. Regina refuses his advice and goes into the hut to rip out Snow’s heart, only to find a decoy dummy in her place. Later in Regina’s palace, Henry leads his daughter into believing he can help her with a map from one of Cora’s spell books that’ll bring them to an item to locate Snow. Once they reach the doorway to the supposed item, he comes clean about having learnt about the place from Tinker Bell. Inside the door, Henry shows her a statue of Cupid holding an arrow that can point her to the person she loves most, but Regina becomes upset at her father’s perceived betrayal of her. Regina then casts a reverse spell on the arrow so it will guide her to the person she hates most, however, she and Henry follow it back to the palace, where the arrow leads Regina to a mirror, proving the person she hates most is herself. («Page 23»)

The day of Regina’s birthday, Henry sees her getting worked up about Snow White, and tries to persuade her into giving up on revenge. Instead of Snow White, he points the blame on Cora, who ripped out Daniel’s heart to mold Regina into a merciless queen. He argues that as long as Regina wants vengeance, Cora will always have a hold on her. Since Regina won’t listen to him, Henry pushes the Magic Mirror into summoning Cora. He wants her to help Regina move on, but when Cora expresses no interest in this, he attempts to end the conversation. Cora reappears in the nearby looking glass to stop him, however, he announces his intent to talk with Snow White, and that he doesn’t need Cora’s help anymore. Unknown to him, summoning Cora allows her to re-enter the Enchanted Forest through the looking glass. Henry sets up a meeting with Snow White in the woods, but Cora, disguised as Henry, gets there first. The arrival of the real Henry distracts Snow White, whose heart is taken by Cora. Henry secretly returns the heart to Snow White and replaces it with a heart from a Black Knight, before Cora gives the heart to Regina. After Regina discovers this, Henry insists he did it for her own good, because killing Snow White will make her dark forever and she’ll become just like Cora. He believes Regina can find happiness elsewhere, and by letting Snow White go, Regina has a chance at redemption. Knowing she will punish him for his meddling, Henry contends he doesn’t care what happens to him, to which Regina shrinks him into a miniature size and locks him in a box. Realizing her father was right about Cora, Regina casts a non-reversible spell to seal the looking glass portal and has the Magic Mirror take her mother away. Before Cora is pulled back into Wonderland, she steals the box, severing Regina from Henry forever. («Souls of the Departed»)

Becoming friends with Knave, Alice discovers he obeys the Cora, Queen of Hearts, as her underling because she once took his heart and has control of him. Deciding to use Knave for her own motives, she sneaks past the guards and into the vault to get his heart. While she’s looking, she comes across box labeled K-H, which Alice deduces is for the King of Hearts, implying that the box is for Cora’s husband. («To Catch a Thief»)

Having no other means to rescue her father, Regina enlists the former portal-jumper Jefferson and strikes a deal with him, in order to reach Wonderland, although she deceives Jefferson by telling him the Queen of Hearts stole an item from her instead of a person. After reaching the center of the Queen of Hearts’ hedge maze, Regina picks out a box from the vault that contains Henry. On the way out of Wonderland, she gives Henry a piece of the Caterpillar’s growth mushroom to restore him to normal size. Only then, it becomes clear to Jefferson why she lied to him, as the portal hat they used to come to Wonderland only allows the same amount of people who enter a world to leave. Regina then traps Jefferson in Wonderland, while she and her father go back to the Enchanted Forest. («Hat Trick»)

While Regina wages war against Snow White and Prince Charming, she is eventually captured and sentenced to death. Before this happens, he visits his daughter in the prison cell and is later a witness at the execution, which is shortly halted by Snow White. After Regina is banished from the kingdom on Snow White’s orders, Henry stays with her in a palace. He announces the arrival of Rumplestiltskin, who gives Regina the idea of using the Dark Curse to harm the people she hates most. To this, Henry summons a carriage to take Regina to Snow White and Prince Charming’s wedding ceremony. («The Cricket Game»)

Regina, attempting to cast the curse, collects the hairs of the darkest souls and sacrifices the heart of her favorite horse, but the spell doesn’t work. While she seethes over the failure, Henry advises her to talk to the curse creator, Rumplestiltskin. After she does, Regina regroups with her father at the palace. Henry inquiries about how the talk went, and he is stunned when Regina says the curse will only work if she takes the heart of the thing she loves most, which is him. He tries to convince her that she doesn’t need to live with hatred all the time, and the two of them can start a new life over again. In tears, she agrees and hugs him. However, Regina then rips out his heart as he collapses to the ground in shock. Resigned to her decision, Regina apologetically explains she could never be happy in this world. Later, she buries Henry with a grave marker that reads, «Henry, Beloved Father» and places a black flower for him. («The Thing You Love Most»)

Символы

Генри Миллс — Henry Mills