of the North, Witch of the East, the Wizard and the Flying Monkeys from the same story. When Zelena is carrying the Snow White and Prince Charming's baby to her house, she hums the lullaby, "Hush, Little Baby". Alchemical signs for the four elements are carved into the witches' table and the stone pillars. Each element represent one of the four witches: Air (upward-pointing triangle, bisected by a horizontal line): the Witch of the North Earth (downward-pointing triangle, bisected by a horizontal line): the Witch of the East Fire (upward-pointing triangle): the Witch of the South Water (downward-pointing triangle): Fittingly enough, the Witch of the West, and the seat that Dorothy Gale was offered. The inscriptions on the pillars behind the witches contain letters from the Theban alphabet, which is also known as the Witches' Alphabet. There are four sections, each with two pillars. The text translates as: Defender of the Northern lands (upward-pointing triangle, bisected by a horizontal line) Protector of the Eastern realm (downward-pointing triangle, bisected by a horizontal line) Guardian of the Southern lands (upward-pointing triangle) Keeper of the Western realm (downward-pointing triangle) Reception Ratings Although it won its timeslot for the fourth week in a row, the episode placed a 2.1/6 among 18- to 49-year-old adults, with only 6.86 million viewers tuning in, a one-point drop from the previous outing. Critical reception The episode was met with mixed to positive reviews. Hillary Busis of Entertainment Weekly gave it a great review: "Around 8:55 p.m. tonight, it seemed that every conflict at the center of season 3B had finally been resolved. Zelena was roundly defeated -- not by a bucket of water, but by The Force/Old Magic/The Power of Love. Regina had completed her journey from villain to anti-hero to full-blown heroine, gaining a strapping new soulmate in the process. Rumple had regained control of his dagger and formally proposed to Belle. (He's a powerful, enigmatic, once-married longtime bachelor finally re-committing after a lengthy stretch of solitude; just think of Rump as the Enchanted Forest's answer to George Clooney.) And to top it all off, Snow and Charming's royal bundle of joy had finally been born, kidnapped, and returned to his loving parents -- all before the couple even had a chance to give the baby a name. (Who wants to bet they'll go with "Baelfire"?) And that, of course, is when Rumple threw a wrench into