OUaT Season 2 Episode 7 "Child of the Moon" Sneak Peeks
The first clip (below) shows Red and Snow in the fairy tale land that was, hiding in the woods. That's when Red notices that her hood is torn, and she's convinced that it won't stop her from turning with the full moon. She wants Snow to get away from her because she can't control it when the wolf takes over. Is Red right to worry? Should Snow be safe rather than sorry and go hide somewhere? What she should do and what she will do aren't necessarily the same thing.
In the second OUaT season 2 episode 7 sneak peek (below), Granny and David find Ruby lying in the forest even though they locked her up. She doesn't remember anything from the night before, which is exactly what she was afraid of. However, they don't know if she did anything other than break out and run through the woods—until they check out a call about a double-parked car and find the truck's owner, Billy, dead. "It was the wolf. It was me," Ruby cries. Was she the one to kill this man or could there be another wolf in town that they don't know of? Even if she did kill him, she couldn't control the wolf. But it's not going to be so easy to convince everyone else of that.
The third "Child of the Moon" clip (below) shows King George telling David they can have another go at each other. David's ready for it. George says that just like he wasn't fit to the run the kingdom, he's not fit to run the town, but it does seem like David's doing a pretty good job of it (and did in the past), doesn't it? David's not worried about George, but should he be?
The fourth sneak peek (below) shows Anita telling Red she's not the first to learn the truth through tragedy. Many of them spend their lives suppressing the wolf, but what Red needs to do to control it is to accept the wolf as part of her. Will Anita show up in Storybrooke?
What do you think of the Once Upon a Time season 2 episode 7 sneak peeks from "Child of the Moon"?
Photo: Jack Rowand/ABC
© Meredith Jacobs 2012
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