The same can be said for Ruby, who will be in “a dire situation” when we first see her again, says cocreator Adam Horowitz. “We’re going to catch up to what she’s been doing for the last couple of years, and we’re going to get a piece of her backstory that we never knew,” Kitsis says. Those Merry Men have gotten plenty of screen time in recent seasons, but Mulan was nowhere to be found. (Chung was away in part because of NBC’s Believe, while Ory spent time on CBS’s Intelligence both shows are now dead.) When we last saw Mulan in Season 3, she was heartbroken over Aurora and was off to join Robin Hood’s posse. “We’ll be answering more questions than we’ll be posing.”īut the magic really begins in the second hour as Mulan (Jamie Chung) and Ruby (Meghan Ory) each makes her first appearance of the season. “Viewers are going to get a pretty big reveal on the mystery of what has been happening and why she is doing what she is doing,” cocreator Edward Kitsis hints. The event, which is actually separate stories woven together with a connecting plot thread, begins with an exploration of the choices Emma (Jennifer Morrison) has made as the Dark One in Camelot.

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