The Tooth Fairy is stalking children, and not to give them money.
Pandoras got more going on than her tree!
This calls for a celebration.
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Ill bring the ice cream if you bring the Dis-nay revisionist fairy tales.
And they are revisions.
But thats life with a roommate, right?
As it turns out, the Tooth Fairy isnt all glitter and wings.
Also, it looks like an extra fromThe Exorcist.
This is a case for the Mills sisters if ever there were one.
Oxford never taught this man how to interact with kids, did it?
They do say you have to suffer for your art.
Kids fell ill after losing their teeth and never woke up.
Betsy closed the door on him.
This is a new thing for him.
Hes learned to harness his power as a man out of time.
Yes, first thing on the morrow would be divine, he gushes.
I can give you the address if you have a quill.
Ahh, detective work.
He has a loose tooth, and the Tooth Fairys been stalking his bedroom.
Someone has to watch this kid.
These all seem like warning signs.
We were due for a hospital bedside scene.
Finally, because every fairy tale party needs an unwanted visitor, theres Pandora.
When she regained her language, she convinced her owner to feed her father to a lion.
(I was sadder than I expected.)
Pandora wants to know why Abbie fights and what shes afraid to lose.
Youre not like the others, are you?
You dont crave mortality.
Abbie isnt in love with her own life.
She treats it like a duty.
Pandora treats hers like a game.
Across town, Jenny and Crane are gearing up for a proper fight.
Crane gets to Saffron just in time, firing and scaring the demon off.
(I recall no visions.)
If shes trying to raise fear, shes doing a good job.
