Maggie and Philomena Lucky start at the newly builded theatre at Turain Castle.

Autumn Eqinox At the new castle of Turain, Sir Gielgud and Lady Lisa of Turain merrily are reciving Sir William of Wondon, who makes excueses for not seeing them, when he was here at Turain Shire at midsummmer.

We saw a strage light at the castle ruin, and got worried, because it was the seson of the harpies, so we send out guards, to see, if anybody was in destress, the Captaian, Ruddy Locky, sais.

It was my wife, Witchy Vicky, you saw out hunting harpies on her broom, Sir William of Wondon hesitantely sais, hoping it doesn's sounds to strange, he's married to a witch hunting harpies on a broom.

Apparently, Captaian Ruddy Locky is impressed, Sir William of Wondon is married to the witch roaming the sky of Turain Shire on a broom, hunting harpies.

Captaian Ruddy Locky tells, his daughter, Phylida Locky, had made a play, where she had made a dress from feathers of harpies, which she's performing at the theatre tonight.

Sir Anthony of Turain asks, if the cousin if Phylida Locky, Alex Flower, is comming, too?

In the evening, Anthony of Turain if dashing to The Juweler to get his lover, Alex Flower, while Sir Gielgud and Lady Lisa of Turain, Sir William of Wondon follow Captaian Ruddy Locky to the theatre, to see his daughter, Phylida, performing.

At the theatre, Ruddy Locky is hugging his former wife, Maggie Locky, who now runs the theatre now, and wishing his daughter, Phylida, good luck, before he sits down to watsh the spectacle cuddling his new wife, Natasha, and their son Jason Locky.

Sir Gielgud and Lady Lisa of Turian are cuddling, too, when their son, Sir Anthony of Turain arrives with his boyfriend, Alex Flower to watch the spectacle with Phylida Locky.

Next morning at the Turain Castle, Florance Selllas is serving breakfast for her son, Giles, Sir Gielgud and Lady Lisa of Turain, Sir William of Wondon, Captaian Ruddy Locky and his wife Natasha and their son Jason.

When Florance Selllas and Natasha Locky start arguring like sisters, Sir William of Wondon desides, it is time to move on, and he fetches his carriage with the cage still on the load, and rides off to Lagach Gate.

Late Autum At the new Castle of Turain late in the afternoon, two weeks later, Sir Anthony of Turain has already left for Coubles Shire,when Sir William of Wondon enters dragging the trunk with Witchy Vicky.

Sir William of Wondon explains to Sir Gielgud, Lady Lisa of Turain, captain Ruddy Locky, it is the trunk of Witchy Vicky, who Wizard Faymound has locked magical inside, to punish her, and he can't get his wife out of the trunk, but he likes to show her, the spectacle with Phylida Locky in her dress made of harpy feathers and eggshells.

Inside the trunk, Witchy Vicky likes to see the spectacle with feathers of harpies, and solemnly promises, she'll never turn Rose Fox in to a chicken again, if she gets out of the trunk.

The trunk suddendly opens, and Sir William of Wondon can help his wife, Witchy Vicky, out of the trunk.

Sir Gielgud and Lady Lisa of Turain do not want to see the spectacle again, but Captaian Ruddy Locky gets his wife, Natasha and their son, Jason, to Celibrate libration of Vicky, by seeing the show once more.

Next morning, Florance Selllas is serving breakfast for Sir Gielgud and Lady Lisa of Turain, Captaian Ruddy Locky and his wife, Natasha, and their son, Jason, and Sir William and Lady Victoria of Wondon, who has got out of her trunk, and eagerly is studying a scroll.

Natasha Locky begins arguring the usefullness of the prick of Clive Selllas with her niece, Florance Selllas, who geniously had conforted her husband, Clive, when Natasha was unfaitful with Ruddy Locky.

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Jason Locky starts as guard.

Ruddy Locky dies.