Ruby finds a kindred spirit in Anita, the mysterious leader of a pack of humans who, like Red, turn into wolves.

Ruby's fear about turning into a wolf during the first curse-free Storybrooke full moon is confirmed when one of the town's residents is viciously murdered and Ruby is the prime suspect.

But King George doesn't want to take any chances as he plans to smear David's name in hopes of getting control of Storybrooke.

Emma's past will finally be revealed in the upcoming Nov. 4 episode, which flashes back to when she was just 18 years old — and a thief.

But before she's caught, she's on the phone with a certain someone. Could it be her partner in crime?

It's the mystery man from the Season 2 premiere! In the episode description, he's a "fellow thief who wants to make an honest woman out of" Emma.

But considering they have a knack for getting busted by the cops, it doesn't look like that will happen.

So who is the mystery man? He kind of looks like Henry — whose father's identity is still not known — though he could also be Rumplestiltskin's missing son Baelfire. Or maybe they're one and the same!?

That's right, Captain Hook is the lone survivor of the ogre massacre — but was it really ogres? Or could it be pirates?

The destruction of the safe haven weighs heavily on Aurora considering she previously lost her love and now is mourning the loss of her new home.

As the producers promised, we'll meet Captain Hook this season, and boy is he dashing — and based on these photos, he still has both of his hands!

In order to control magic, the residents of Storybrooke need fairy dust. Even Prince Charming will offer a helping hand.

What's wrong with Red? Could she be battling transformations in the real world? And is she wearing red in hopes to prevent it?

Now that the residents of Storybrooke remember that they're actually our favorite fairy tale characters, Regina will have a lot to answer for in the season premiere, "Broken," airing Sunday, Sept. 30 at 8/7c on ABC. The good news: Here's the Charming Family reunion we've been waiting for!

Magic is back! But it doesn't look like Regina knows how to harness it yet. Will she be able to stop the oncoming onslaught of angry Storybrooke residents? "One of the themes of Season 1 [was]: Magic has a price," co-creator Adam Hororwitz says. "In Season 2, it is: What does that price mean in our world?"

By the look on Regina's face, she may figure out the magic sooner rather than later. But the real question is: Why hasn't everyone been transported back to fairy tale land? "Is there even anything to go back to?" co-creator Edward Kitsis teases. "How do we know anything exists?"

Charming and Snow's sweet embrace at the end of Season 1 will probably be short-lived. They'll be on the frontlines now that the curse has been lifted, but that's certainly not the biggest issue they'll face this season. "We felt like breaking the curse at the end of Season 1 should hopefully send a message ... that the show's not just about that," Hororwitz says.

Now that Emma has made the choice to not only be Henry's mother, but to be the savior of Storybrooke, she'll certainly have her work cut out for her in Season 2. Plus: At Comic-Con the producers revealed that we'll definitely learn the identity of Henry's birth father.

"You tell 'em, dad!" OK, so maybe Emma isn't actually saying that in this photo, though we'd like to hope she is! Still, the Charming family reunion will be worth the wait, especially between Snow and Emma. "Finding out that your mom is Snow White and that she's actually quite a bad ass and she's not the meek, little teacher that you thought she was, that's like you're meeting a whole new person," Kitsis says.

Many of the Storybrooke residents' dual identities were revealed last season, but Dr. Whale's alter ego is still a mystery. However, the producers promised at Comic-Con that it would be revealed in Season 2.

Technically, mother and daughter already live together, so maybe the whole Charming family will be moving into Casa de Snow? Let's not hold our breath, but here are some things we can look forward to: The return of August/Pinocchio, the introductions of Captain Hook, Sleeping Beauty, Mulan and Sir Lancelot, among others, and the possible returns of Bae, Maleficent and — crossing fingers — Sheriff Graham.

With the rumors that Emma and Snow will be off on their own for a while, this photo of Henry starring longingly at a photo of his mother and grandmother does not bode well. What does this mean? Tune in Sunday, Sept. 30 at 8/7c on ABC to find out!