The story so far
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Neverafter, episode 1: The Times of Shadow
The tale began with a princess cursed at her christening to sleep a hundred years behind thorns, and Princess Rosamund du Prix of Reverie woke with briars growing from her mouth and nose. She pulled herself free, saw corpses and princes' crowns among the begging briars, and escaped with a thorn bow. She woke in a cargo wagon of the Chandling Caravan beside Prince Gerard of Greenleigh, a prince turning back into a frog, whose flashback showed his wife Princess Elody and her captains planning the war with Snowhold. In a shoe-shaped carriage ahead, Puss in Boots, "Pib", and Pinocchio were working Lord Bandlebridge of Shoeberg with a story of a cursed prince. Pib remembered advising Tomas, the Marquis de Carabas and King of Marienne, until the night the walls fell and a foot larger than a house crushed the mill. Mother Timothy Goose, who remembered holding his dead son Jack's bones and a blank book, rode in the last carriage with Ylfa Snorgelsson, called Little Red Riding Hood. When Bandlebridge exposed Pinocchio, Ylfa's hairy paw pulled him out of the shoe and she caught a soldier's sword blade, and the six shared their true names. Pinocchio found a carriage door that opened on a long hallway, where his Stepmother told him of the Princess of Reverie, "I need you to keep her safe, Pinocchio, and I need you to keep her hidden." 02:06:33 A last flashback showed the Wicked Fairy's game in his village, in which his body dropped dead and he woke hanging from strings. 00:02:02–02:12:14
Neverafter, episode 2: Mirror, Mirror
At supper on the road to Shoeberg, King Cole of Jubilee told Timothy of his three fiddlers. Light and music poured from a page of Timothy's book, and as the rhyme of Old King Cole completed, the king was taken into it, while the red hen who ran the caravan fled with the other wagons. Pib and Pinocchio had the coachman Stephan step out and slap the horses so the shoe carriage left without him, and the party took Cole's chariot and ram. A blue-cloaked traveler, Herr Drosselmeyer, asked why the caravan had gone, and Gerard answered, "There was a terrifying ostrich in the woods." 00:29:31 Drosselmeyer vanished and left a teapot carriage and his rabbit Eidelgrin. Inside, Pib found a covered mirror, which showed him Marienne in ruin and the land swallowed into a large book, and told him that the road to the Kingdom of Elegy held the first of many treasures the book required. Drosselmeyer came back leading an ostrich, said the book was not the only one of its kind and that the six had come together by no accident, then turned into an owl and into text. The mirror demanded to be brought back to her as the carriage collapsed. Ylfa revealed she was a werewolf, Rosamund led them to an abandoned hamlet, and mice there told of a fairy godmother who turned creatures and objects into servants. Ylfa tracked the godmother's blood to a camp of half-transformed objects around her, sickly, with a glass spear in her chest, and she heard them coming. 00:03:10–02:35:24
Neverafter, episode 3: No Place For a Prince or Princess
The party lay hidden by a hillock in the fallen Kingdom of Elegy, planning a distraction team and an extraction team that would take only the glass shard from the Fairy Godmother's chest. Rosamund shouted that she was a princess and drew the Godmother's attention. When Pinocchio hexed her, the Stepmother's voice came out of his mouth, Gerard recognized the Godmother's face from his childhood and said she had turned him into a frog, and Pib lied that Cinderella had sent him. One by one the heroes fell to the animated furniture and the Godmother, who told Gerard, "It's been a long time, your highness." 01:38:36 Pinocchio died. Gerard, giving up his own safety, pulled the shard free and stabbed himself with it, and the Godmother died in an explosion of light, but the objects stayed animate and wandered in search of threats. Pib, Rosamund and Ylfa died, each with a last vision, and Ylfa's last words were of once upon a time. Gerard and Timothy lived only until the constructs could finish them. In his last vision Gerard saw Elody throw a golden ball and drowned, and Timothy told the Gander that he had his third wish right there, and the Gander granted it and bit off his finger. All six heroes were dead. 00:04:15–02:13:55
Neverafter, episode 4: Once Upon a Time
In the afterlife Pinocchio, a wooden puppet again, saw the ghost of the talking cricket drive the insects from his body and was pulled by strings to the Stepmother, who took the doorknob, etching and knife he had carried out of a house, snapped off his nose and told him, "Great magic requires blood, Pinocchio." 00:20:25 He returned to his body gripping the blood-stained nose, with a crow familiar. Pib met a Fox and a Rabbit by a stream of the Neverafter's many stories, would not step down, and came back in darker boots with the Ring of the Web and two wolf-fang daggers, the Fangs of Isengrim. Cinderella told Rosamund that she, Snow White and Rosamund could die and remember, warned her against fairies and witches, asked her to look for a dancing princess seen near the sea and gave her a wrapped parcel. A great wolf offered Ylfa a choice of paths, and she took the right-hand one and woke in a stronger body near Pottingham. The Fairy with Turquoise Hair promised Gerard a way back and asked him to report on Rosamund's contacts and bring the shard to a moonlit glade. The Golden Goose told Timothy that the Gander was her other half and the book a very safe waiting room, and that in the world he was going to, the Jack she gave the golden egg was not his son. Timothy woke at his desk in Pottingham to his husband Henry at the door and an image of eight fairies in his book. 00:04:51–02:21:50
Neverafter, episode 5: Down Came the Rain
The party gathered one by one in the Cock & Toad, a roadside tavern on the way to Shoeberg: Rosamund with a hooded bodyguard of woodland creatures, Ylfa, an older and darker Pib, Gerard now a big frog with the shard in his chest, Mother Goose with a basket of apples, and a weathered Pinocchio with a full-sized crow. Ylfa pulled the shard out of Gerard, and the six compared what had happened between their lives. Gerard first lied, then admitted the fairy had told him to take the shard to a moonlit glade. A drunk Dish at the bar agreed with Rosamund that true love was a myth, touched the book at Timothy's urging, told his tale and vanished, leaving the line "And the Dish ran away with the Spoon." 00:44:06 In a barn the shard went into the book and the whole story of Cinderella wrote itself, and Scheherazade, trapped in a cave with Sinbad while a roc waited outside, wrote back through the pages. A tiny spider told Pib of a spider queen gathering forces, and the party marched through the rain to a mine beneath the village of Tuffeton. There the Gander told Timothy from the shadows that when mandibles found his throat he would feel like making a wish. The party crossed the giant web and stopped within forty feet of a group of spiders, with those who could see in the dark having the drop on them. 00:03:37–02:06:25
Neverafter, episode 6: The Curdled Web
In the dark of the web Rosamund lit two spiders with faerie fire and Pib's waiting dagger struck true, while Timothy's son Jack leaped out of the book in golden light to lend him spryness and Gerard pressed the attack. Pinocchio's light caught something huge descending on a strand of silk: a spider whose front was the torso of a young girl with a bowl and spoon, Little Miss Muffet, who called the newly hatched spiders her babies and set them on the party. Muffet cursed Gerard, Pib and Ylfa and kicked the web so that Rosamund, Pinocchio and Mother Goose fell. The spiderlings swarmed Pinocchio and Ylfa, while Mother Goose, stuck fast, wrote curds and whey into the book and reality cracked around Muffet. As Muffet spoke with Ylfa about being monsters, Rosamund, failing to free Pinocchio, told him he was on his own and ran into the dark, Pib's knife buckled one of Muffet's legs, and the silvery image of Senator the ram burst from Mother Goose's book. Pib's dagger finally sheared the story, the monstrous spider carapace fell away and a little girl landed, a spider no more, and Mother Goose sealed the spider into the book by writing Along came a spider. Muffet, now afraid of spiders, touched the book and saw herself running from one, then asked, "Am I always supposed to be scared?" 01:35:29 She chose to stay, and told them that the villagers of Tuffeton hung in cocoons. 00:02:56–01:37:26
Neverafter, episode 7: Trouble in Tuffeton
Muffet, the first person met in the Neverafter to choose to stay with them, left the mine with the party, and as she smiled the rain stopped and the sun came out for the first time since the times of shadow began. The Itsy Bitsy Spider told its story and went into Mother Goose's book, hoping for sunshine there. Below the web they found a star-lined cloak, a golden bridle and a mirror-bright sword engraved veritas, in which Gerard saw a frog. The cocooned villagers screamed when cut free, and after Pinocchio's magic moved the monocled Mayor Harold Hopps to a rousing speech, the town celebrated at the Golden Chair. A carefree story Mother Goose wrote for Pinocchio sank into the page, and Rosamund's spindle made the book write Sleeping Beauty's story, which broke off at her 18th birthday. Pib overheard two townsfolk ordered by a Mistress to kill the book-writer and take the book, and ambushed, they proved to be made of twigs. In their room a blood-red candle held a spell, and when Pinocchio asked to speak with his mother a voice asked, "Whom do you wish to speak?" 01:28:22 The Wicked Fairy's face appeared in the flame and the Stepmother's silhouette in the doorway. When the light of Gerard's thrown sword fell on the Stepmother's face, the Wicked Fairy screamed in terror and tore out her own eyes. Pinocchio caught the sword and cut the strings cast on him, and Scheherazade pulled the party through a door into a room with a sailor and his crew. 00:02:48–01:49:28
Neverafter, episode 8: The Lines Between
The party tumbled into a chamber of books and parchment, where Scheherazade, Captain Sinbad and his crew greeted them, and Pinocchio told the others that the Stepmother was his mom and the source of his powers. Aesop, who had come with a lion, a mouse and the mule Alphonse, named the place The Lines Between and said the Neverafter was far and away the worst hit. Pib took the Frog Prince book from a locked library room, and the librarians Key and Legend led the others to the Auroratory, where Ylfa swam into the aurora after her grandmother's voice. At the locked Canonade Timothy looked through the keyhole at a vast glass inkwell, felt himself reduced to ink and seen by vast eyes, and came back with hands of flat parchment. Pib killed Pinocchio's crow as it grabbed the torn Cinderella book for a voice behind its eyes. Thrown to Pinocchio, the sword spoke: "Veritas I am called". 01:18:36 Key and Legend admitted that the times of shadow put all versions of the tales in jeopardy, that revisions had been made and that something in The Lines Between was not staff, and Key said that Index called what the party had achieved Twice Upon a Time. Back in the library room Pinocchio saw on the Cinderella book's cover the face of a man from an etching he had found and said it was his mom's ex-husband. The door closed, the light changed, and the Stepmother's voice chided that doors should not be left open as something vast turned the knob. 00:04:45–01:50:49
Neverafter, episode 9: Origins
Pib knocked down the shelf holding all their books, and Pinocchio's blast knocked the knob off the door as the party fell through the books of their own stories. Pinocchio's strings led them to the village of Amanti, where they saw the night he was asked his father's name, died and woke in his wooden body, and the Stepmother first spoke to him. Following the present Pinocchio, they reached the Fairy with Turquoise Hair, Turquina, who said that all the fairies had seen the Authors whom Ylfa named, that the fairies were trying to set things back the way the Authors wanted them, and that the Wolf had gone missing and was in grave peril. In a cottage Ylfa played Little Red Riding Hood for the Wolf in the bed and, at his instruction, split his skull with the ax and ate his flesh. Gerard threw The Frog Prince and relived a lily pond, a heron, and Princess Elody with her golden ball. Pib's Cinderella book showed the Stepmother asking Cinderella for help for her daughters and being refused, then learning from the Baba Yaga that she was in a story with no name, stabbing herself in the chest and devouring the evil queen of Snow White's book. Rosamund opened Cinderella's parcel, found a poison apple and threw it at the Stepmother. The party landed in the City of Chimneys under the seal of the Baron of Bricks, and Rosamund won entry to the brick fortress by offering the boar Baron marriage. 00:05:31–02:30:33
Neverafter, episode 10: The Baron of Bricks
Inside the Baron's house the party passed itself off as the retinue of the Princess of Reverie, while mechanical pigs with ember eyes watched them and the sconces lit up as screaming gagged wolves whenever Mother Goose whispered a message. The Baron gave his name as Peter and spoke of mourning his brothers George and Charles. He grew suspicious of the glowing books, and Pinocchio pulled the hundred-year-old Cricket from his book and reconciled with him. Ylfa borrowed Pib's wolf-fang dagger, bled on her book and saw the Wolf in a boiling stew, who said, "Huff and puff, little girl." 00:58:47 The party ran for the kitchens past copper wires the pigs did not cross and found the Wolf chained in a cauldron beneath the Baron's spoon-armed mech. They broke the chains one by one while the spoon put Mother Goose down and Ylfa took heavy blows, Pinocchio flooded the fire traps with stock, and Ylfa hurled the machine into the cauldron. The Baron was left a scalded brick pig and the party settled on putting him in the Wolf. Pinocchio broke the muzzle, and the Wolf leapt up, flung Pinocchio into Gerard's arms, swallowed the pig in a single bite and blew out the fires in darkness. 00:07:45–01:58:19
Neverafter, episode 11: Big and Bad
In the dark the Wolf, as large as a house, let Ylfa touch his nose and asked for her hand in his mouth until the spell was cast. She questioned him about grief and about his pact with someone who ends stories, and he flickered into her grandmother as a girl in a red cloak. After Mother Goose's healing the Wolf released her hand and shrank to the size of a horse. In the Baron's office the party found his scheme to destroy the Wolf and end death for a never-ending war, and letters from five kings of the Council of Kings, among them the Mer-King, whose missing daughter had been scried near Slappy's Bubblegum and Whiskey on Toy Island, which Pinocchio knew. When Mother Goose read the Tsar of Snowhold's warning not to let the Giant Killer learn of the giants, he remembered the Goose's words that in this world Jack was not his son anymore. The Wolf made a bargain with Pinocchio, a second wolf joke in a year and a day, and told the party, "When your last moment comes, I will be waiting." 00:48:38 The party chose Snowhold, and on the road a tavern held three dwarfs, Arzt, Mürrisch and Schläfrig, who were revealed as dead, and a chest holding Koschei's death, which they were carrying to Snow White's camp. After Ylfa wrote in her book in blood and a hut with chicken legs appeared, the party chose to go with the dwarfs. 00:02:38–02:00:29
Neverafter, episode 12: A Warm Heart and a Tombstone
In Snow White's camp, where Rosamund was welcomed as the princess the dwarfs had been seeking, Snow White said that the fairies were trying to return the Neverafter to the path of destiny, that she had lost to them in two or three worlds, and that Cinderella was bringing reinforcements. Her visions called for seven princesses. She told Mother Goose that by the wording of his wish he would "carry the key to ending the times of shadow". 00:55:46 She named Elody among the princesses, Rosamund told her that Gerard was Elody's husband, and the party learned that the princess by the sea was on Toy Island. Snow White called the Northern Wind, which flew them about a day and a half to Toy Island, a floating town of canoes and pontoons that Pinocchio found jankier than in his story. They met Candlewick, a feral grown man in a boy's outfit, knocked him out and put him into Pinocchio's book, and the book seemed to have decided that some part of Pinocchio's story would happen whether he liked it or not. On the dock a woman rolling donkey bones answered Mother Goose's message as Mira. She had lost her voice, walked in pain, hid from her father and wished to go to land, and she agreed to come with them. Then the Mer-King burst from the ocean with his soldiers, declaring that going was out of the question. 00:04:02–01:44:26
Neverafter, episode 13: Terror on Toy Island
The Mer-King demanded his daughter back. Mira, the Merfolk princess Brennan's recap called the Little Mermaid, was compelled to run toward him and Ylfa held her, while his plague of insects swarmed the dock and his magic struck four of the heroes. The strand of destiny from Pinocchio's book drew Il Terribile Pescecane, the Terrible Dogfish, out of the water, and it swallowed the Mer-King whole while Mira silently screamed. Pinocchio remembered that the Dogfish had once swallowed him, had asthma and could be harmed through its tiny eyes. The Dogfish killed Cricket and swallowed Rosamund, and fire from Ylfa's match made it spit her out. A merrow carried Mira and Gerard out to sea until Mira bashed in its skull with a conch shell, and Gerard killed another. A Sea Witch arrived by boat with a ballista ("Oh, I'm late. I'm too late." 01:13:12), Pib leapt sixty feet to throw a knife into the second eye, and the Dogfish vanished from Toy Island along with the Funnel Cake and Cigar shop. The episode ended with Mira, in frozen rage at the woman who took her voice, drawing a weapon against the Sea Witch. 00:05:40–01:54:18
Neverafter, episode 14: Daughters of the Crown
The Sea Witch returned Mira's voice with a glowing nautilus shell, saying she had bought it in a fair deal and wanted the prince killed, and Mira said she had loved him. Over whiskey with bubblegum the Sea Witch gave her name, Alba Mac Lir. Alba told them that both princesses and fairies had approached witches and that she had heard the name of the Authors once from the Baba Yaga, whom she called her older sister, and Mother Goose saw her living every version of her story at once. She sold a word of advice for the golden bridle and walked off across the sea. The party crossed fallen Marienne in the Baron's carriage and met Alphonse, who told of The Lines Between collapsing around a monster and of an older man from Pottingham who asked about a beanstalk. At the Snow Queen's castle Cinderella welcomed them to the Consortium of Princesses, Rapunzel descended on her hair, Elody spoke privately with Gerard, and Rapunzel said Snow White had overcome the tsar before they marched on the Snow Queen. Snow White told Rosamund that the princesses were "fighting for an end to these stories" 01:39:49, so that if the pages drowned in ink something new and better might come, and asked her to think on it. The party deceived her about where the Canonade lay, and Rosamund sent Timothy the codeword DW: these princesses wanted to destroy the world. 00:02:01–01:43:42
Neverafter, episode 15: Leap of Faith
The party spread through the castle. Ylfa met La Bête in the library and talked of transformation, Mother Goose found a strand of hair preparing dinner in the kitchen and spoke with Rapunzel, Pinocchio told Cinderella on the ramparts about her Stepmother and her missing book, Pib cut the bridles of all but six of the Snow Queen's steeds, and Rosamund spoke with Snow White about leaving to see the giants. Gerard told Elody that the princesses planned to erase their stories, and Cinderella demanded the book. Pib tried to put her into it, but she resisted, took the book and leapt from the window. The party fled, Gerard and Rosamund were ambushed by spectral dwarves and hurt, six white horses rode out under the falling portcullis, and Gerard saw Elody weeping behind them. Rapunzel answered Mother Goose's message with, "I'm going to choke the life out of you, you simpering old fool." 01:44:11 Mother Goose's book was found blank, and Pib and Pinocchio guessed that Rapunzel had taken it with her hug. The Cloak of Stars trip went wrong when the Gander tore space open, but Gerard's Sword of Truth showed the Gander's golden reflection, the Golden Goose called him brother, and a seam of gold split the Gander in half. The party rode Clara to the castle of the North Wind, climbed down a beanstalk, and the villagers below took them for giants. 00:05:10–02:17:47
Neverafter, episode 16: In the Land of Giants
The party were the giants, and the descent became a battle against a tiny army of archers, trebuchets and wizards led by Jack the Giant Slayer. Rosamund slaughtered archers, Pib and Gerard leapt into a crevice, Ylfa raged and drew the fire, and Pinocchio's new strands of fate animated a watchtower, swords and skulls. Mother Goose told Jack that in another world he had been his father, and Jack answered that he was "the second giant to claim to be my father". 00:46:20 Gerard and Pib reached the Golden Goose, who was tied by five restraints on ten stakes, and cut her free, and she flew into the battle while Jack accused the party of coming to steal the Goose, the harp and the golden egg. Mother Goose freed Tom Thumb and Thumbelina from a tent. Pib told Alphonse he could not help him, and a firework from Cricket sent Alphonse into the air, broke his curse and left a prince. Mother Goose made a speech to Jack, who for that moment would not have struck him, and the party climbed back up with the treasures. On the cloud the Goose returned with a basket from his highness holding Tomas and his two brothers, who carried a weak and malnourished Henry Hubbard. 00:03:19–02:01:50
Neverafter, episode 17: The Last Wish
On the cloud Tomas greeted Pib, his brothers remembered Snowhold's armies under Koschei the Deathless coming to Marienne, and Henry woke in Mother Goose's arms. The Golden Goose said that a powerful being in The Lines Between, one the party and the Boy of Destiny most of all had met, had added to this world a portion of story with the most dangerous version of Jack, one tied to her, placing her here as bait to fix the Gander's attention on this world. She believed she could retrieve the book and save Mother Goose from the third wish in one stroke, and warned that if she strayed far from the top of the beanstalk she and the Gander would have to meet. They rested, with Ylfa asleep in the Goose's bonnet. Near the Castle of the North Wind the Gander tore the sky open, and the Goose said, "I'd like to make Timothy's third wish, if I might." 01:24:26 Speaking in both her voice and Timothy's, she wished for her book back. The Gander granted it and fell on her in flames, and the book dropped as she told them to run. As they fled, Mother Goose wrote in the book with her feather and found in it Snow White's correspondence with Scheherazade, who could open doors. Marco, Ricard and Tomas went into the book for safety, and Ylfa tracked Death to the Baba Yaga's house, where Pinocchio made his plea and the Baba Yaga, leaning down from a giant stone pestle, asked what he carried. 00:03:45–01:55:49
Neverafter, episode 18: The Trials of Baba Yaga
Won over by Pinocchio, the Baba Yaga invited the party in, and her cottage rose and walked through the woods. She asked a price for a name only she remembered and a path to The Lines Between, and sent each hero on a chore. At the lake Gerard gave his name and humanity so that Elody's story would be her own, and became a frog once more. In the briars Rosamund found Prince Jonathan dying while fairies offered to save him for the ink, and gave up her hope of a destined love so the briars would carry him to safety. Ylfa gave up her memory of her grandmother. Pinocchio opened a door on the Stepmother holding his father Geppetto, and when the Baba Yaga asked, "What would you give for a chance to write this story a different way?" 01:22:20 he gave up ever becoming a real boy, and a scrap bearing the name Minerva came through. Mother Goose wrote his own rhyme, saw the times of shadow begin with the Gander's voice in his first world's Jack, and paid the Baba Yaga a page, for which she would come along. Pib gave up his book to put the giants to sleep and found Jack in a gibbet. The Jack they had fought had been stitched in from another story, and this world's own Jack, Timothy and Henry's son, called Timothy Dad. The cottage walked them to The Lines Between, where seven bloodstained princesses stood on a pyramid of books and ink, and Snow White's eyes were black. 00:02:49–02:09:48
Neverafter, episode 19: The Ending of All Things (Part 1)
In the Canonade Snow White worked to bend the ink toward Scheherazade's open book, with a spellbound Scheherazade beside her, and Pib opened the fight with a dagger thrown sixty feet into Rapunzel's throat. Cinderella turned invisible and shot down Rosamund's summoned bird, and a circle of death from Snow White killed Cricket and felled Thumbelina, whom Tom Thumb saved. Pinocchio won Mira over to the party's side, and Gerard spoke with Elody, who turned on Rapunzel for hurting him. Ylfa held the Beast over the edge until she fell into the pages, the Baba Yaga broke the spell on Scheherazade, and Gerard swallowed Rapunzel and defeated her. Snow White struck Rosamund dead, and Thumbelina asked her whether it was her time to rest. When Rosamund said it was not, briars tore Thumbelina apart, and Rosamund rose again as a darker Sleeping Beauty, half briar. Mother Goose's mockery broke Snow White's concentration, and she said, "Fine, we'll start over." 01:42:55 Cinderella knocked out Scheherazade and took the book while the Baba Yaga bear-hugged her into the sky, Mira kicked Snow White down, and Rosamund's briar arrow swallowed her whole and killed her. Then the fairies appeared, led by the Fairy with Turquoise Hair, the ink turned and a shadow spread over the hall. 00:06:00–02:03:05
Neverafter, episode 20: The Ending of All Things (Part 2)
The fairies joined the battle with the ink at their command, and the party fought to buy rounds for Mother Goose's spell. Ylfa tore Cinderella's book from her for Scheherazade, who opened a door for Aesop, and the two storytellers unwove round after round of Snow White's spell. Four fairies died, and Gerard drew the Fairy Godmother and the Wicked Fairy into Rosamund's book. A hand of the Authors rose from the ink, the Fairy with Turquoise Hair dived into the pages at Pinocchio's plea, and the Stepmother rose from them until Pinocchio shouted her true name, Minerva. Pib's dagger made the hand collapse into raw ink. The Stepmother's blast took the life from the Frog Prince's eyes, and Mira too was gone. After five rounds Mother Goose released his spell, and as Cinderella drove her spear into the Stepmother's heart, it worked, granting a chance for everyone, the dead and the living, to write their own story. Gerard gave Elody the Sword of Truth in farewell, and a new feather pierced the Gander's heart as a Golden Goose asked what story he would write. In the players' epilogue in Hapley, Rosamund mastered the spindle, Mother Goose counselled the town, Pinocchio became a real boy at 21, Pib heard petitions at Tomas's feasts, Gerard became a handsome prince with a frog's powers, and Ylfa a rebel and the Baba Yaga's friend. Brennan added Jack bringing home a Gander who chose to wander with Mother Goose, and closed: "And they all lived happily. And that's the end of our story." 02:38:01 00:02:54–02:38:01