Once upon a time [Season 2, Episode 6]

— Don't think I'm taking my eyes off you for a second.
— I would despair if you did.

— So now you're gonna be a gentleman?
— Giants can smell blood, and I'm always a gentleman.

— Ah, but you don't want to abandon him the way you were abandoned.
— Was I?
— Like I said, an open book.
— How would you know that?
— I spent many years in Neverland, home of the lost boys. They all share the same look in their eyes... the look you get when you've been left alone.
— Yeah, well, my world ain't Neverland.
— But an orphan's an orphan.

Try something new, darling... It's called trust.

— I heard it the other way.
— Because the victors get to tell the story.

— Oh, look. The Granola family left this.
— What is that?
— It's a native American dream catcher. It's supposed to keep all the nightmares out and only let the good dreams in to protect your home.
— It's flypaper for nightmares?
— Mm-hmm.
— Let's keep it.
— Yeah? Hang it where, the car?