I watched the latest episode of Once Upon A Time a little late this week, but was appalled to see what happened. Well, appalled might be too strong a word for what I felt. 'Fleeting horror' seems to describe it perfectly well.

I guess I had guessed a little about what the episode was centralized on, when Ruby recoiled from Dorothy's touch. My lingering doubts were cleared when she kissed Dorothy awake.

OUAT is currently one of the most frequently watched TV shows. Was the introduction of such a practice a wise move? A significant amount of children are known to watch this series, too. What impact will this episode have on them?

In an ideal world, freedom should be in the grasp of all. The team behind this admired television series had exactly that in mind.

While a relationship between two women might horrify many, this is a free world that we live in. Or it must be so, if it isn't. For true peace can only be achieved by distributing freedom to all. In fact, it should be taught to our children, to not judge people no matter what their color and sexual orientation.