One of the great things about Storybrooke being a small town is that it is relatively safe. Oh, they still encourage their children to come in from playing on the lawns a few hours after dark and a town, no matter how small, still has a curfew ordinance.

But it's a safe place to walk at night -- whether that's because it's a safe town, or because no one would dare have to face the Mayor at midnight for getting caught doing something -- so that is just what Mary Margaret is doing.

She couldn't sleep and she didn't want to wake Emma, so she's walking. Watching the stars, and the street lamps, and listening to the magical sound of the crickets.