i'm a hell of a Captain

Seven years later and our favorite show is coming to an end! It’s been an incredible ride, and to celebrate all the amazing things OUAT has given us over the years – two actors and characters we love and the greatest ship of all time, not to mention all the lessons and so many amazing memories – I’m giving away two prints autographed by our very own Jennifer Morrison and Colin O’Donoghue! (Featuring artwork by cutie pie @seethelovelyintheworld!)

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Winners will be chosen Friday, May 18, 2018 (the day of the series finale) at 12:00 PM PST via random number generator.

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I will ship Internationally :))

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then we had a look at this post by JMO on @instagram

guess what we found??

Emma Swan’s gone evil. The May finale of Once Upon a Time saw Storybrooke’s heroine sacrifice herself to the darkness. So what does season 5 hold for the bounty hunter/princess by birth? Star Jennifer Morrison says she and showrunners Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz are “creating a villain that has never existed” – with a little help from fairy tales of yore. Morrison, 36, visited the New York Public Library for inspiration on Emma’s wicked transformation. “In order to build Dark Emma, I’ve been doing a bunch of research there with some of their mythology books and old fairy tale books and just looking back through the history of swans and the etymology of ‘Swan,’ ” she tells PEOPLE.

“I was given the opportunity to go to the rare books department, and they showed me some of the most incredible first editions of old fairy tale compilations that were just stunning,” she says. “There were some stories in there that I’d never heard of, so I have yet to read them. I have a list of them that I’m working my way through now!" 

The actress – who was in Washington, D.C., Tuesday to speak to young women at the ANNpower Vital Voices Leadership Forum – says she’s "eternally grateful” to the library’s curators. She’s also thankful to work on a series with such rich opportunities for growth.   “Villains are fun to play as an actor, but no matter what, it’s also just fun to have something new,” she explains. “It’s so rare to go into season 5 of a show and feel like a character is evolving and changing at such a drastic pace that I really get stretched and challenged on a daily basis." 

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