All the clans bowed down to her prowess and then we left her behind to go on with other OUAT shenanigans. To recap quickly, last time we saw Merida, she had just saved her brothers from being executed by using her super badass archery powers to take out three arrows with her one. Her storyline is probably my second favorite. When I heard Ruby was coming back, I got excited, as well. She, along with Mulan, played by Jamie Chung, and Ruby, played by Meghan Ory, have become this powerhouse of womanly awesome, Merida leading the pack. Lo and behold, though, Merida, played by Amy Manson, has become a character that I can’t seem to get enough of. You see how it could get cheesy fast, right? Brave wasn’t my favorite Disney movie, but I didn’t want it ruined, by any means. When they announced that Merida was going to be joining season 5, I couldn’t contain my doubt. Actually, I missed an episode and almost didn’t go out of my way to watch it, but the episode that came out on November 15th reminded me exactly what Once Upon A Time was, back when I was first drawn in by the pure magic and awesomeness of season one. Between the constant extreme reactions to events, poor plotting, and the consistent ability to beat a dead horse until it’s nothing more than pulp and bones, sometimes it’s hard to reason continuing on. Most of the time I’m slightly ashamed to be such a die hard fan of Once Upon A Time. I have been forced to write about Once Upon A Time again. The Bear King brings us back to Dunbroch to show that it takes more than desperate, very athletic actions that make up a leader.
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