Scarlet's Witch
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Once upon a time,
there was a scared little
girl, named Scarlet.
Scarlet!
Scarlet, why don't you
play with the other kids?
- Why?
- I don't know, 'cuz it's fun?
Make some friends?
It's normal?
Listen, I don't like normal.
Just like your
mother, explains a lot.
Can I go now?
Absolutely.
play with those girls.
I'd rather be alone.
They just don't understand me.
Honey, they're not
gonna understand you
if you don't give them a chance.
Something was pulling Scarlet
toward the woods,
whatever it was.
Anyone there?
Don't be scared.
Scared, but curious.
She felt the connection.
So what's wrong?
You said to make new friends.
Really?
Almost.
Honey that's great,
what's her name?
I don't know.
Okay.
Can we go back to the park?
It's getting dark
outside, besides
I think your friend's
probably already gone home.
Yeah, I think so too.
Scarlet.
Who's there?
A friend.
Where are you?
Close.
Can I see you?
Why?
Because.
Promise you won't be afraid?
I promise.
Don't make promises
you can't keep, my dear.
What... are...
Don't be scared.
I can't.
Please, you promised.
What's your name?
I don't remember.
Okay.
Do you want to be friends?
I guess, this is weird.
I thought you'd say
something like that.
No one understands me.
Wait, we can be friends.
Good.
You know, friendship is
a very powerful thing.
I'm so glad I met you.
I'm glad you came
to see me again.
It's been a long
time since I've had
a little friend like you.
You know what this
is, don't you?
You can use it if you'd like.
No, thanks, I don't want that.
I just want to be friends.
Are you sure?
Yes, stop asking!
Well, maybe when you're older.
You okay?
I'm fine, Dad.
Look, no more of this
scary stuff before bedtime.
I know you're in
here reading a book
when you shouldn't be.
No Dad, I liked it when
you read me fairy tales.
Yeah, clearly.
I just wish you
would read more to me.
Aren't you a
little old for that?
No.
It just makes me
feel not so, alone.
Meeting new people can be scary.
What if they don't like me?
Well that would be their loss.
Why don't you get
some sleep, we'll
talk about it tomorrow.
Hi.
You're through
with school, then?
For the summer.
That's why I can keep
coming to the park.
Your father must
be very pleased,
To see you taking such
an interest in something.
Yeah, I guess.
How do you know about that?
I know a great deal
about a great many things.
I used to be
scared of this tree.
The first time I saw it.
I don't know why.
It is scary.
But once you learn
more about this world,
you realize how scary
things really are.
Or, not.
Do you think it's weird
I don't have any friends?
Not at all, Scarlet.
You are a very bright girl.
What a pity, the outside
world doesn't see you.
See, you understand me.
We can understand
each other better
if you come back more.
What was that wand you
were trying to show me?
It's nothing.
You didn't seem very interested
when I showed it
to you last time.
No but, I am now.
You were very rude when I
tried to share it with you.
No, I'll listen now, I promise!
Are you hungry, dear?
A little.
I've got some apples
back at the cottage.
Scarlet and the witch
grew closer and closer.
She was like the mother
Scarlet never knew.
Scarlet didn't take
the wand that day,
because she didn't really
know what she wanted.
But she came back the next year.
And the next.
And many years passed.
Scarlet!
Hello, old friend.
I almost thought
you weren't coming.
You used to come much
earlier in the day.
I was a kid then.
My, how things change.
How this old world changes.
Do you remember the first time
I told you about the wand?
And how I said if you could have
anything you wanted,
just by waving the wand,
what would you want?
And you said...
Chocolate.
And now, what would you say?
Chocolate.
I'm on this new diet,
and it's killing me.
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
You just don't spend much
time with me anymore.
What do you do?
I'm an adult now,
I have things to do.
Well, go do your adult things.
I do have to tutor Megan.
But, I will be back, soon.
Soon.
Scarlet!
Sorry, sorry, sorry!
- Where were you?
- I was busy?
Doing what?
Does it matter?
I'm paying you.
It matters.
I'll prorate the time.
This is the last time I try
remedial calculus, I swear.
Well, you have a
choice in the matter.
No, I wish I did.
So, where were you?
Okay, so you know how everybody
has these, weird commitments
they can't get out of?
Well, today is mine.
I have an older boyfriend
you don't know about.
Right.
I mean, yeah, you, you
have a boyfriend, sure.
So you just need
to get close enough
to get the results,
and then if you
frame the problem
that way, it doesn't
seem so hard.
You always know
how to break it down,
so I can like, get it.
Yeah well, you do
the same thing with me.
With what?
With people.
You're too hard on yourself.
You still see yourself as that
weird little kid your dad
dropped off freshman year.
I was not that weird.
Scarlet, your roommate
requested a transfer.
That girl could
not live with anyone.
She was a mess.
You're always so quiet.
Well, some people would
like a quiet roommate.
What do you think about them?
Think of them like how?
Come on, we should talk to them.
Am I on the clock
for this discussion?
We'll prorate the time.
Come on, we should talk to them!
Not now.
It's never now with you, is it?
Excuse me.
Hi.
I'm Megan.
Hello, I'm Brad.
Hey I'm, I'm also Brad.
Brads?
Meet Scarlet.
Hi, Brads.
Scarlet?
Tell me if you
think she's pretty.
Megan!
Is this a joke or something?
Yeah, I kinda got
a girlfriend, so...
Well just, it's
a simple question,
we're trying to get
her out of her shell.
Umm, okay.
Yeah, I think she's alright.
Well yeah I mean, a
little more than alright.
You know, she's got
really nice, lips.
Thank you.
- She has nice lips?
- Hey, it works, alright?
It works.
Was that so hard?
Well, every girl wants
a fairy tale romance.
Yeah, let me guess
which is your favorite,
the girl ends up in a glass case
surrounded by dwarves?
Cinderella.
The little lonely
girl finds acceptance.
And a way bitchin' dress.
Do you wanna know what my favorite
fairy tale was growing up?
- What?
- Goldilocks.
Little girl goes into
a house all by herself,
and she sleeps some
and she eats a little.
It takes a little bit of trying,
but eventually she figures
out what's just right.
And you know the
bears kick her out.
She can't just sleep there
as much as she wants,
she has to make the bed and
find food somewhere else.
Yeah, I know.
Believe me, I know.
Scarlet.
Hello, Scarlet.
Ah, you scared me!
I'm a witch.
Do you hate me, Scarlet?
No, I don't, but
if I did, it'd be
for pulling that little stunt.
Are you trying to give
me a heart attack?
Seems like you
were in a great hurry
to get rid of me today.
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