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Meanwhile, at the sheriff's office, Regina shows up and warns Emma to stay away from Graham, apparently jealous of his connection with Emma. Mary Margaret assumes that the sheriff has been talking to Henry, and while this is not the case, this gives Graham the idea to consult Henry about his book. Graham pays a visit to her classroom, telling her that he believes they know each other from another life, before Storybrooke. As he pets the wolf's head, he sees himself holding a knife, about to hurt the woman he only knows as Mary Margaret. The sheriff finds the wolf in the woods, and when he whistles, the wolf goes to him. Mary Margaret tells Emma that it is obvious that she has feelings for Graham, but does not acknowledge them because she is putting up a 'wall' to keep herself from getting hurt. Emma is glad to hear that Mary Margaret appears to be getting over David. Whale, with whom she had a one-night stand. The following morning, Emma discovers flowers on the table and throws them out, assuming they are from Graham, but Mary Margaret says that they were hers from Dr. Gold suggests to him that dreams are memories from another life. As he tries to find the wolf in the woods, he runs into Mr. As Graham attempts to get to his car, the wolf from his visions appears next to him, startling him before it leaves. When Graham tells Regina that the dream felt like a memory, Regina tries to convince him to stay, telling him that he's still drunk, but Graham leaves.

In the middle of the night, he awakens abruptly from a dream of a deer and a wolf.

Frustrated by Emma's lack of understanding, Graham, drunk, later has sex with Regina. He kisses Emma and suddenly sees a vision of a wolf, only to have Emma push him away. Emma attempts to avoid conversation, but Graham is insistent on explaining to her he feels nothing for Regina. Emma arrives but leaves immediately because she has not forgiven him for hiding his relationship with Regina. Just click on the 'contact seller' area.In Granny's Diner, Sheriff Graham throws darts at a picture of a deer very accurately. I welcome all your questions and concerns and requests for additional pictures.

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PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE PURCHASING THE ITEM. All items are from a non-smoking, non-pet home. I will mail your item or items to you on the day I receive your payment and will let you know the tracking number so that you may track the package.Īll items are sold in AS IS condition. I would be happy to combine shipping if you purchase more than one item from me! This will save you postage!īuyer should contact me within 3 days from the date of purchase and payment should reach me within 10 days from the date of purchase.

(Priority mail packages include tracking and up to $50.00 insurance) If you would like me to mail by Standard/Parcel post mail, just let me know and I can calculate the shipping cost. Priority Mail (2-3 days delivery) $12.00 The sugar stands 4 inches tall and measures 2 1/2 inches across the bottom.Ĭondition: Great vintage condition, no chips or cracks, some wear to gold trim Handle is generously sized and holds 3 of my fingers. Measurement: The creamer stands just under 4 inches tall and measures 2 1/4 inches across the bottom. This set would be terrific for a shabby decor! It would bring a sweet romantic look to any table or tea tray! Another small blue and silver foil sticker on the sugar's side says 'Hand-painted for Enesco'. Both creamer and sugar still have their original red foil stickers on bottom (see photo), so I believe the set is unused or rarely used. Raised dots that are trimmed in gold are on the backs of each of the handles on the sugar and on the creamer. The sugar has two ear-shaped handles and the knob on its lid is dotted with gold. The gold is in good shape and not rubbed as you see in some pieces. Each piece is hand-painted with small pink roses with green leaves and each has gold trim. The set is made of a porcelain material, very white in color. Description: Waiting for your purchase is this lovely vintage ENESCO creamer/sugar set that was made in Japan, probably during the 1950's, and hand-painted.

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