nor so wide as a church door

I love that Emma had good, valid reasons for giving Henry up for adoption, and that he understood them. (I mean, it was awfully mature for a 10 year old, but he's a 10 year old fairy tale boy, which means he's going to have some mature reasoning.)

I do love that Emma hadn't made up her mind until she heard Regina's answer to whether or not she loved Henry, and (yay, superpowers!) then she decided to give Henry the week he asked for. I mean, I wanted her to leap into it and give him that chance right away, but that's me, and I ultimately did prefer the realistic way the writers went about it and waited.