Ruby had to figure that if anything about Loki's love life was 'inconsistent' it was of his own doing. There was surely more than a few attractive traits about him, but she thought that his insight and intelligence probably allowed him to peg people from the first, just as he had with her. "It's my opinion that there probably aren't an abundance of ladies that are truly worthy of you, Loki," Ruby said honestly. "I mean, I guess they always say that there's no one good enough for your friends or family members so I'm probably being a little partial." She shrugged, grinning. "Though sadly, if I had been asking you for a real and not just friendly date, I doubt I could've been that smooth or casual about it."

At Loki's mention of meeting her grandmother, Ruby's smile spread wide enough to split her face. "Oh my God, yes," she said. "I don't think anything could be more interesting than introducing you to my Granny. We have to do that." Strangers were uncommon enough in Storybrooke to cause a stir, and a stranger like Loki would prove doubly fascinating for the town's residents, in addition to being frustrating for Granny when he arrived with Ruby. "Well, if you're back in your male body by then, of course. If you arrived as a female, I doubt she'd have a suitably Granny-like reaction."