Grimming Past: The Minning Chapter 2/Transcript

(In a birds eye view, we see a view of a forest. The camera zooms into the trees.)
(Warner Bros. Pictures Animation Presents)
(A Cartoon Network Studios Production)
(A country family is seen having a cookout in the forest)
Cayden Arbuckle: Hey Tamiya!
Tamiya Arbuckle: Yes daddy?
Cayden Arbuckle: Take this fishing rod and go find a nice looking salmon. That water has plenty of em.
Tamiya Arbuckle: Ok!
(Tamiya puts the fishing hook in the water and waits for a fish to touch it.)
(Suddenly, Eris can be seen walking up behind her.)
Eris: Hello!
Tamiya: (Screams)
Eris: Oh I'm sorry, I didn't mean to scare you.
Tamiya: Who are you?
Eris: My name is Eris, and I am a goddess. 
Tamiya: You're a goddess?
Eris: Mmhmm.
Tamiya: My cousin once read about gods and goddesses. He's still learning about them in history class.
Eris: That's amazing. What's his name?
Tamiya: Trevor.
Eris: What a unique name. This is a golden apple. But this is no ordinary apple. It's an apple that creates chaos.
Tamiya: Chaos?
Eris: Yes, chaos!
Tamiya: What happens when you use it?
Eris: Lots of things. And since you're the lucky one, touch it. It will change your life for the best.
(Tamiya slowly tries to put her finger on it but is interrupted by her father shouting.)
Cayden: Hey! Who do you think you are, and what are you doing with my daughter?
Eris: Uh, hehe! I was just uh, giving your daughter some fishing lessons.
Tamiya: That's not true, she told me that if I touch that apple of her's, it would change my life.
Eris: Oh that is not even real.
Cayden: Zip it. Look here, you may look fancy from my eyes, but what you are doing near my daughter isn't cool at all.
Eris: But, but...
Cayden: No buts! If I see you near my family or my daughter again, or anywhere we are, I, or my oldest son blow you to smithereens. Do you understand?
Eris: (Gulps) Yes.....
Cayden: Now you get the hell away from this forest and never come back.
(Eris runs as far as she can.)
Tamiya: (Sniffs) I'm sorry daddy. I'm truly sorry.
Cayden: Darling, its okay. But you should never talk to strangers unless it's about their business.
Tamiya: But she explained her name and what she was. Who even was she?
Cayden: Someone who tried to put a curse on you. 
Cayden: And that person, I will hunt down when I see her.
(A title card reads Grimming Past: The Minning Chapter 2)
(The next scene shows Billy and his parents at a parent teacher conference)
Mrs. Butterbean: I'm pleased to tell you that Billy was once a complete failure in my class, but as of today, his grades have been completely improving. Just look at these test scores that Billy has gotten.
Harold: Ooh, straight A's. How do you do this son?
Billy: I've been studying. But also, ever since those events that occurred at the Endsville Lodge, from my eyes, it was telling me I need to sometimes let go of my complete silliness and move on.
Mrs. Butterbean: Hmm.... that sounds awfully weird but scary.
Harold: The only thing I remember seeing from that Endsville Lodge was Mandy chasing Billy around with an axe.
Gladys: But nonetheless, we are very proud of you honey.
Mrs. Butterbean: Billy, do you think maybe you can work on a big poster for our upcoming last day of school event?
Billy: Sure.
Harold: How about we help you with that? I've got a printer set up somewhere in my house. If only I can remember exactly where I put it.
Gladys: The garage.
Harold: Oh yes, thanks.
Billy: May I use the restroom? I'll be back momentarily.
Mrs. Butterbean: By all means Billy.
Billy: Thanks.
(Billy walks down the hallway until he notices a drawing that Mindy drew that was left on the walls since the school year.)
(Billy stares at it in sadness.)
Billy: May she rest in peace.
(Billy takes off his hat in tribute.)
(After Billy finishes his restroom break, he heads back to the conference.)
Mrs. Butterbean: Welcome back Billy, while you were away, I was telling your parents about how good you are at accepting feedback.
Gladys: Yes, and she says you are doing a very good job. 
Mrs. Butterbean: And Billy, with all that kind feedback, you could use that to get a successful job in the future.
Billy: That'd be nice.
Mrs. Butterbean: Well Mr and Mrs. Sharp, this conference went well.
Billy: Wait, that was it? 
Mrs. Butterbean: Oh, was there something else that we should talk about?
Billy: Yes, um, maybe we shouldn't have volunteer roles for winter caretaking anymore.
Mrs. Butterbean: You do make a good observation. Have a good evening and I'll see you next time.
Billy: But I think I'll come into school tomorrow.
Mrs. Butterbean: Yes indeed.
Harold: So son, for all your hard work in school lately. Why not we celebrate with some delicious frozen yogurt?
Billy: Ooh, I like frozen yogurt.
Harold: Well said. Off we go.
(More to come)
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