The Owl House Page #4

Season #2 Episode #5: Through the Looking Glass Ruins
Synopsis: Gus tries to impress a group of cool kids from Glandus High, while Luz and Amity journey into the most dangerous section of the library.
Year:
2021
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Amity:
[giggles] Wait, This is an echo mouse. It consumes knowledge through writing and can play back anything it eats. We dealt with them a lot at work. Watch.

[Amity rubs its head a bit. The echo mouse's eyes eyes light up as it projects illustrations onto the front door.]

Philip Wittebane: (voiceover) My journey through the Demon Realm is far from over. But today I humbly donate my journal to the ages. Entry one: May 21st... I think. My name is Philip Wittebane, and I found myself in a world so horrid, yet so fantastic, few minds could have dreamt it. If only those at home could see what I have, and perhaps they shall. For the more I learn about this realm, the more I am certain I can harness its strange powers to return home. Today I begin recording my journey to create a portal back to the Human Realm.

[The projection stops. Luz holds up the echo mouse.]

Luz:
Thank you, little mouse. I hope you and I can become good friends.

[Luz boops the mouse's nose with her own. The wind gently blows her hair around. Amity stares between Luz and the damaged ID in her hand. She smiles.]

Amity:
Don't worry, you always have a way of sneaking into people's hearts.

[She kisses Luz on the cheek. Both of them look surprised by what she did.]

Edric:
[from an open window with Emira] Bold move, sister.

[Luz and Amity make eye contact, both gasping softly. Amity blushes furiously and steps away.]

Amity:
Uh- okay- good to see you! Farewell forever. [walks inside, muttering to herself:] Why did I do that? Why'd I do that? Why did I do that?

[Luz stands there for a second before collapsing to her knees, still facing where Amity once was.]

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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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