Note: Full spoilers for the episode follow.
Paying the price is a recurring theme in Once Upon a Time. "Magic always comes with a price." If you've watched the series for more than a few episodes, you know the quote. Our characters apparently forget it on a regular basis. This time around magic cost both Emma and Regina. Their roles are intertwined, and both characters are going down intriguing paths. They're keeping Regina's switch to team light side engaging by switching the question a little: it's no longer about whether she can use light magic, it's about whether she can be the Savior.
With the Fury arriving in "The Price," and who knows what else coming their way, it was smart to establish Regina's capability to step up early on in the season. She's overcoming her insecurities, and non-believers like Leroy are finally seeing her as someone they can look to for protection. Regina's journey isn't over though, and I'm glad we had the scene with her blaming Rumplestiltskin for turning her into the Evil Queen. There's still room for Regina to grow -- she needs to take more ownership over her actions -- and that's going to keep the character from getting stagnant as she becomes a fully fledged Savior. Well, one of the things.
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