Welcome to Dreamworld - EPISODE 5

Episode 5 on YouTube

Wiatt learns more about the founders behind Dreamworld Entertainment and confronts his virus-infected companion.

## Summary

   Wiatt fiddles with his camera, seeing if it still works after The Triplets attacked him. The Triplets apologize to "Mr. Wiatt," only for Wiatt to forgive them as they were infected by the virus, and that. When Wiatt remarks that the Triplets calling him Mr. Wiatt makes him feel old and that he's only 20, Mimic says that he's old enough to be one of the founders, which surprises him. Wiatt addresses the camera as he explains finding the security code for the virus and his new mission to free all of the animatronics of it as he escapes the building. He urges anyone watching to preserve and share his recordings. As Wiatt prepares to leave, Ribbon Dancer swings down from the ceiling. He says that he saw Wiatt's elevator fall all the way to the eighth floor of the building and that other employees may be stuck in the facility as well.

   When Ribbon Dancer learns that the group is searching for Star Light, he mentions having just ran into him, joking that red isn't a good color on him. Wiatt instantly puts together that he's been corrupted by the virus and worries about catching him. As he ponders how to fix him Ribbon Dancer suggests using Star Light's two masks to remove the virus. Since the virus is corrupting only one of the masks, Wiatt could trigger the other one into place and then remove the virus. Wiatt questions how he knows this will work, though Ribbon Dancer simply tells Wiatt not to doubt him and taunts Wiatt over how much Star Light likes him. Ribbon Dancer hands the Triplets a map and explains that Star Light is back at his theater on the eighth floor, so the quartet must backtrack before continuing back up through the facility. As Wiatt prepares to find Star Light, he asks Ribbon Dancer why the virus had no effect on him. Ribbon Dancer laughs about already being broken before disappearing into a ceiling vent. Melody alerts Wiatt of a video on the office computer, a file that Sara was trying to erase before the virus spread through the equipment.

   Wiatt skips over the introduction for a Dreamworld Entertainment employee training tape and wonders why a training tape would be labelled as redacted before he's alerted by Mimic to stop fast forwarding. A recording from a young Lewis Bright begins to play, and Wiatt comments that they shouldn't be watching Lewis' video diary though The Triplets urge him to continue. Lewis goes on to explain that his therapist told him to record these videos every week because they'd help with his coping with a traumatic event he witnessed. Sara Covetman interrupts him, curious of his camera. She remarks that therapists will "tell you to do anything but talk," then goes on to explain that her old therapist didn't care much about her or the missing kids from her old school. Lewis tells her they must get back to writing code for a school contest.
A different log from Lewis plays, this time being joined by Sara and Oliver Acrimony as they celebrate being close to their high school graduation. Lewis happily announces that they've raised enough money to open their own business within two years. The recording is taken over by static, skipping to a log recorded by a tired-looking Lewis during the opening of the Dreamworld Entertainment Facility. He says that Sara has been distant, though he and Oliver have prepared fine enough for the opening day. He comments that Oliver is working on a piece of code that he's keeping secret and that Sara spends all her time on phone calls away from her friends. When prompted by Lewis, Eric Gale enters and compliments the animatronics, commenting that his daughter Carly is a bit scared of them. He asks if Lewis has managed to get the animatronics to talk yet, to which Lewis explains in annoyance that nothing he has tried has worked and the animatronics may have to remain mute for the first week until he can work it all out. Eric calls over Carly to say hello as the footage ends.

The final log begins with Ribbon Dancer excitedly calling over Star Light, who notices that he is holding his old camera. Ribbon Dancer said he found it on Sara's desk, and that it's familiar to him but he doesn't understand why. As Star Light question's Ribbon Dancer's general memory issues, Rex bursts through the door, triumphant that he finally tracked down other animatronics. Star Light asks who Rex is, pointing out that the animatronic was never so lively, and that he and Ribbon Dancer could only speak after having died. He remarks that he was killed by a rogue animatronic, after which Ribbon Dancer happily says he died in a house fire, and Rex says that he died from a trash compactor. As the trio sit together, Rex asks for their names, and Star Light explains that for Ribbon Dancer's sake, they use the names of the animatronics they inhabit. Star Light remarks that he is the one to have named Rex. When a surprised Rex inquires about his real name, Star Light tells him his name was Lewis.

Wiatt, now back in the Starlight Theater, calls a virus-infected Star Light down from the ceiling. Wiatt tries in vain to convince him that he isn't Sara and pleads to talk to the real Star Light. In a fit of rage, Star Light hoists him into the air and demeans him for not feeling a shred of remorse for what he's done. Though he threatens to finish Wiatt off, he first asks is Wiatt has any last words. Wiatt tells him that he knows who he is, that his real name is Lewis. Wiatt pleads the shocked Star Light help him free everyone from the virus as well as the facility. Star Light shrieks as the Scarlet mask finally clicks on, pushing the Bluey one off and giving Wiatt a window to reach out and extract the virus.

Over the phone, Sara complains about breaking three animatronics while performing experiments throughout the week, with only ten animatronics left in the main cast. The voice on the phone berates her for taking the wrong approach and tells her that he had died in the caves searching for immortality a long time ago. As he suggests she preserve existing souls rather than attempt to create new life, he steps into frame and reveals himself to be inside of the Winnie animatronic. He warns her that his son died while trying to follow in his footsteps, and now his grandson is investigating his disappearance and will soon be lead to her front door.

When Sara expresses her frustration that a time limit has been added onto her already difficult mission to break the laws of nature itself, Winnie tells her that he's taken the liberty to gather a few souls for her to use. A crack manifests in the air, revealing eight red eyes peering out from the darkness. Winnie introduces the being as the Collector and explains that it will allow her to examine some of the souls inside of it though she cannot utilize them herself and will have to find her own fresh souls for her animatronics. As Sara asks Winnie how she could accomplish that, Lewis is heard entering the office. Sara's demeanor changes, and she smiles as she asks Lewis's help with something.

A new tape begins as Sara shows Liz and Ben, Oliver's little siblings, a virtual reality headset in her office. She offers a nervous Ben the headset first and tells him it'll visualize whatever he's thinking about, which she suggests will likely be one of the animatronics. When Liz mentions that Ben is afraid of Star Light because of how Star Light stares at them, Sara pulls up the headset's visuals on her computer. She questions why the simulated Star Light is wearing both of his masks, an impossibility for the animatronic, but she is interrupted as Ben suddenly begins screaming. Sara and Liz turn in shock to see Ben being shocked by the headset before he collapses. As Liz rushes to her brother's side, Sara shuts the office door and expresses annoyance in how she'd have to make both of them disappear. The footage briefly cuts before revealing Sara sitting at her computer with Liz and Ben's corpses embracing each other on the floor.

LolliPop sits on a throne inside of their attraction as Lolli tries to talk to her brother. She tells Pop that she doesn't like seeing him hurt people and continue to try and convince Pop that Wiatt isn't Sara. Pop angrily expresses that things won't ever be normal again. Lolli asks if they will ever see their brother, who both miss, again. Pop answers that they won't.

Damien Klein, a detective investigating the disappearances around Dreamworld Entertainment, interviews Oliver after having failed to get a hold of Sara. Oliver agrees that something must be wrong and tells the detective that his little siblings and Lewis, along with other employees, have gone missing. Just before Oliver can accuse someone, Sara barges into the room, angry that Oliver is speaking with Damien, who hurriedly shuts down the recording.

Through a voice recording, Oliver laments that though he has enough evidence, he has no time to tell anyone and may not make it out of the building alive. He considers coming up with a backup plan to take Sara out after she kills him. The TV screen on his head illuminates, showing a twisted smile.

## Appearances

* Wiatt Nicholson
* Masquerade
* Melody
* Mimic
* Ribbon Dancer
* Sara Covetman
* Lewis Bright
* Oliver Acrimony
* Eric Gale
* Rex
* Star Light
* Winnie
* The Collector
* Liz
* Ben
* LolliPop
* Damian Klein

## Credits

**Voice Actors**

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- Star Light, Lolli, Liz, Employee training tape narrator, Oliver

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- Wiatt

Corey Wilder

- Pop, Ben, Masquerade, Melody, Mimic

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- Ribbon Dancer, Eric, Winnie

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- Sara Covetman

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- Damien Klein

**Artists**

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## Trivia

* Wiatt is confirmed to be transgender in this episode, referencing that his "transition took a few years."
* This episode explains the disappearances of Star Light's masks, with Ribbon Dancer explaining that they fold up on his back like ladybug wings.

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