Penelope Page #7
to the secret any longer.
You're everywhere.
Are you freaking out or what?
- OK, 357.
- There it is.
Hold on.
What?
It's just kind of great
to see the old you.
- OK. All right, let's go.
- All right, here we go.
You can do this.
Are you ready?
Hi. Um... I...
She's gotta pee. You got a bathroom?
I'm going to get some punch.
Er... yeah. Yeah, sure. I guess it's OK.
Come on in.
It looks like a good party.
Why aren't you at the party?
I gotta pack.
So, are you moving?
Er... out-of-town job. I felt like
getting out of the city for a while.
Away from the crowds?
Yeah, the crowds
at the poker tables.
Oh, so you're a gambler?
Ex.
Avoiding temptation.
Well, that's good.
Good for you. I er...
I had a friend once
who um... liked to gamble.
At least, well, I heard
he liked to gamble,
- And, he had to stay away from...
- Take off the mask.
What?
I'm sorry.
All Halloween,
I've been running into...
well, someone I used to know.
Sorry. Ridiculous.
This someone,
she meant a lot to you?
Yes.
Yes, she did.
What happened?
I couldn't give her
what she wanted.
What did she want?
To be free.
You sh*t!
You lied to me!
I guessed piano, and you said...
- Penelope, I'm sorry.
- I know.
No. I don't have the power
to break the curse.
It's OK.
It turns out that I did.
It's me, Max.
My name's Johnny.
I know. Johnny.
I'm still me.
So, there we were.
And we lived happily
ever after.
Well, happily ever after
so far at least.
I don't get it.
What does it mean?
- Well, what do you think it means?
- Rich people suck!
It's always the mother's fault.
We're all cursed?
It's not the power of the curse,
it's the power you give the curse.
- What did you say, Shrimp?
- He's not a shrimp, dummy.
- He is too a shrimp!
- Hey! That's not nice!
That's very good, Billy.
OK, they're serving snacks
down at the picnic tables.
Then, after break,
we'll go explore,
and see what you can collect.
Stay together.
Edited by LeapinLar
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