The Owl House Page #2

Season #1 Episode #2: Witches Before Wizards
Synopsis: An ancient wizard gives Luz a map for a mystical quest.
Year:
2020
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Luz:
What has four hooves and wants to buy a potion? This guy.

Centaur:
[sighs and lowers the pumpkin to reveal his face is on his chest] My eyes are down here.

Luz:
[exclaims]

[Cut to a house, where Luz rings the doorbell. She leaves her hand on the button, and the doorbell bites her hand and slowly starts to eat her arm. King walks away in annoyance.]

[Cut to a curb, where Luz and King are sitting, the latter scarfing down a Not Dog from the cart behind them.]

King:
[sighs] I know I've had enough delight for one day.

Luz:
I thought being the only human in a magical world would make me special. But apparently, it just makes everyone want to scream at me or... [holds up her arm to reveal a small winged creature biting her elbow] eat me. [flings the creature away and sighs, opening her book] At this point, Azura had already been sent on an enchanted quest. Where's my quest‐granting wizard?

King:
Sorry to break it to you, Luz, but no one here is that well‐dressed.

Luz:
This has been a rough day. [stands and hefts the potions sack over her shoulder with a grunt; takes out a piece of paper and starts down the alley] Let's just deliver this last package and go home. Maybe this world isn't what I thought it wa‐‐ [gasps] Pretty!

[Cut to reveal a large castle with golden banners illuminated by sunlight. The doorbell is also made of gold, and towering wooden doors open after Luz presses it.

King:
Big houses always belong to big whackjobs. Let's kick the package inside and get outta here.

Luz:
[walking inside and ignoring King] Hello?

King:
Hey, wait. [runs after Luz, yelping when the doors slam behind him] Weh!

Luz:
[entering a room] I‐I'm delivering a package from Miss Eda, the Owl Lady. Huh?

[Lanterns around the room flare on, revealing it to be a massive library. They illuminate a grand staircase, above which is a painting of a wizard. Said wizard enters from a door in the same pose he has in the painting.]

Luz:
[gasps] Today just got good.

[Ad break. Camera pans up the wizard.]

Luz:
[dancing excitedly] Magical wizard!

King:
Weird old man in jim‐jams.

Adegast:
[descending the stairs] I was in my oscillarium, reading the stars. And who might you be, with eyes full of curiosity?

Luz:
Uh, I‐I'm‐‐

Adegast:
[running up to the two of them] Young lady, dareth I say, I sense something unique about you. Please, won't you join me for tea?

[Adegast summons two chairs and a table of snacks. He sits down in the white throne.]

Luz:
[gasps] Okay.

King:
[grabbing Luz's leg] Let's scram! [climbs up to Luz's shoulder] Wizards are just old people with glitter in their pockets.

[Adegast takes a handful of glitter out of his pocket and drops it on the floor.]

King:
I don't trust him.

Luz:
But the stars on his robe are sparkling. And look, there's a baby fox in his beard.

[The baby fox giggles.]

Luz:
Plus, I see scones on the table.

King:
Where?

[King pants as he runs to the table. Luz follows him, dropping the bag of potions in front of the chair as she sits in it.]

Luz:
We'd love to join you for tea.

[King munching]

Luz:
[turns and notices a cart of potions] Do you sell potions, Sir Wizard?

Adegast:
Please, call me Adegast. Ma'am, yes, I run a small business.

King:
[munching, holds up an empty plate] You should run a small business of more scones into my mouth. [chuckles] Yes!

Adegast:
I'm surprised to see you here. It was my understanding that Eda delivered the packages herself.

Luz:
Well, I'm kinda, sorta, her apprentice.

Adegast:
Oh! And how are you finding the experience so far?

Luz:
[holds a fake grin before sighing] Can I be honest, Mr. Adegast? When I decided to stay in this magical world, I thought I was meant for something special. But Eda thinks I'm meant for chores and I'm afraid I came to the wrong place.

Adegast:
[approaching Luz] Well, I have a quest‐‐

Luz:
A quest?

[cup shatters]

Adegast:
[chuckles] You didn't let me finish. I have a question.

Luz:
Oh.

Adegast:
Would you like to go on a quest?

Luz:
Yes!

Adegast:
[reaches into his beard and pulls out a scroll] I might have just the thing. [unrolls the scroll to reveal a map] The prophecy speaks of a young human girl who will claim the Celestial Staff and free this world from an ancient evil. Perhaps thou hath cometh here for a reason.

Luz:
Perhaps I hath. [takes the map]

Adegast:
Should you believe yourself worthy to attempt this quest... [begins walking through his house]

Luz:
[follows him] So worthy.

Adegast:
...you need to know the road is dark and perilous.

Luz:
Love peril. Big fan of peril.

Adegast:
And only the Chosen One can pull the staff from its post.

Luz:
[stops walking] Chosen one.

King:
[walking past Luz with the bag of potions] Neat story, awesome. Anyway, your food is gone and we are, too.

Luz:
Yes, we have to go. And pack for this enchanted quest! I'm in.

Adegast:
Wonderful.

[Cut to Luz's bedroom, where she's sheathing the toy sword from earlier. Around her are various potions, food, the quest scroll, and of course her Azura book.]

Luz:
So, King, what kind of Chosen One should I be?

King:
[kneading Luz's sleeping bag, yawns and lies down] Huh? What?

Luz:
[picks up her book] Should I be full of optimism and goodness, like the Good Witch Azura? Or should I be like a bad girl Chosen One with black nail polish and a mysteriously withdrawn attitude? [uses the book as a mouth] "I act like I don't care, but I secretly do."

Eda:
Oh, you guys talking about bad girls? Wait, what's going on?

King:
Eda, tell Luz how dumb wizards are.

Eda:
[gesturing with a severed arm and almost hitting King several times] Ugh! Wizards are the worst. Never trust a man in casual drapery. [laces her fingers with the severed arm's] Why?

King:
Your wizard client told Luz... [laughs] she was a‐‐ [laughing] was a Chosen One! [laughing]

Eda:
Wait, wait, Luz? [snickers] [laughs]

King:
He even gave her a map.

[Eda and King laugh as Luz hides behind her book, an embarrassed blush on her face.]

Eda:
Let me see this map.

[Luz hands her the map. She inspects it for a few seconds.]

Eda:
You didn't think this was real, did you?

Luz:
What?

Eda:
This map is bunk. There's no lake with a Celestial Staff on the Boiling Isles. I would have stolen it ages ago. [notes Luz's down face and hands her the map back] Ah, don't worry. Couple more months here and you won't look like such a mark.

Luz:
Can I have some time alone?

[Eda shrugs and leaves the room. King hops off of Luz's sleeping bag and follows Eda. The door closes, casting the room in shadow.]

Luz:
Maybe they were right. [leans against the wall before sliding down it to the floor] Huh?

[Sunlight is illuminating one corner of the map, revealing the word "one" in shining blue lettering. Luz holds the entire map up to the light revealing the message: "The chosen one The path will only appear to the worthy".]

Luz:
"The path will only appear to the worthy." [gasps] That's why Eda couldn't see it. But am... I really worthy?

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Dana Terrace

Dana Terrace (born December 8, 1990) is an American animator, writer, director, producer, storyboard artist, and voice actress. She is best known as the creator of the Disney Channel animated series The Owl House. She is also known for storyboarding on Gravity Falls and directing on the 2017 reboot of DuckTales. more…

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