Spoilers for OUAT 2X19 Lacey inside

[theboywiththebook]

[Give me a birthday for Henry.]

Mun, I think there's more to worry about than that.

[Like the fact Mr.Gold wants to turn him into a lawn ornament and shatter him.]

I don't know what I did to make him not like me...maybe it was with what happened in New York.

[But, he got his son back and he's alive and well, should he really be holding a grudge, kid? Unless something was up.]

Maybe...

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[uncurse]

I don't give a damn how much he does or doesn't like you. Your dad and I would never let anything like that happen, all right?

[offtheroad]

He's not getting anywhere near you, kid. I promise.


And don't worry what he thinks about you. He's a messed up guy.

/tip toes in here.. slowly

[moral_turnover]

[Yes. She's still a little miffed about not being told that her son is the grandchild of the man that helped her become what she is. But that's neither here nor there at the moment.]

Listen to me, Henry. If Gold so much as lays a hand on you, you best believe he'll regret his decision for all it's worth.

You're my son and I won't let anything happen to you.

[theboywiththebook]

I know you guys wouldn't let him do that, but, he's Rumpelstiltskin. Who knows what he's planning.

[theboywiththebook]

He's your dad though, wouldn't he listen to you?

[uncurse]

Whatever he's planning, he owes David now. I think keeping you safe is fair use of a favor, don't you?

well hi there

[theboywiththebook]

You wouldn't kill him would you?

[Because as much as he appreciates it, he doesn't want her continuing on the road of darkness.]

x3

[moral_turnover]

If I have to, then yes, I will.

Henry, Gold is a very powerful man and he will stop at nothing to reach his goal.

[theboywiththebook]

Yeah, I guess. At least Gramps doesn't owe Mr.Gold one.

[theboywiththebook]

You can't!

Even if he's bad, you said you'd change! To be better. You can't kill him.

[uncurse]

Thank God for small favors. Actually ... For once, I don't think any of us do. Means it should be harder for him to try anything.