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ABC’s fairy tale fantasy drama “Once Upon a Time” has got some great storytelling in episode 17 titled “Her Handsome Hero”.
Rumple has to protect his kid from Underworld god Hades. Belle has asked for his help but their efforts meet a setback. Still, Belle is reluctant to resort to black magic. On the other hand, Hades gets into a plan with Gaston (old love of Belle) in a secret meeting. The Prince from “Frozen” is convinced by the evil Hades to get revenge from Rumple, without realizing the bargain may backfire.
Meanwhile, flashbacks reveal the ties that hold Belle, Rumple and Gaston together as shown by the promo trailers. Belle and Gaston were lovers in the past but before they could realize their love dreams, he is killed. The war of the

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