Hapley

In the seventeenth episode Hapley is only spoken of. Henry tells Mother Goose that after he died he saw Jack again in a village called Hapley in a kingdom called Jubilee NA E17·00:14:12. He says he thinks it was inside the book, because one of Jack's closest friends there was a man named Cole, a king NA E17·00:14:12. Henry says that within Hapley he just saw visions, with not many versions of himself NA E17·00:15:41.

In the eighteenth episode Brennan describes an illustration in Mother Goose's book of a pitched battle outside the village of Hapley, which Brennan says almost depicts a sunshine paradise coming to its own defense NA E18·02:03:37 NA E18·02:03:52.

In the finale's epilogue Brennan begins the heroes' new stories with "Once upon a time in the village of Hapley" after the spell has worked NA E20·02:16:41. Brennan says the Kingdom of Reverie borders the village of Hapley, and that a tall tower there can look down and see Hapley not far away NA E20·02:17:39. He says the nice thing about Hapley is that it does not have the pressure of being an Ever After of any kind and is just Hapley NA E20·02:17:51. Ally tells that in this new version Mother Goose is at home with Henry and is the person in Hapley who sits outside in the shade for people to ask questions NA E20·02:19:24. Brennan tells that Jack's life in Hapley is pretty good NA E20·02:20:21.