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Fairy Tale Story 5
Fairy Tale Story 5
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The movie begins with Barbie checking in on a group of sleeping campers in a cabin in the woods. When
she notices one bed is empty, Barbie looks up and sees that Kelly is sitting outside by herself. Barbie joins
Kelly where she’s sitting.
Barbie:
Kelly, dejected:
Barbie:
I remember my first sleep-away camp. It takes a day or two to get used to things.
Kelly:
But you were looking forward to race day tomorrow. You’re part of the team!
Kelly:
Barbie:
Kelly:
Barbie, pointing:
Look over there, do you see those two big stars, and the four little ones in a row?
Kelly looks where Barbie is pointing, then back at her.
Kelly:
Sort of.
Barbie:
Well, that’s the constellation Cygnus. It’s a swan. Imagine the four stars are the long neck, the big stars
are the body, and running crosswise, those stars are the wings.
As she explains the constellation, the shape of the swan is traced over the stars. The camera cuts back to
Kelly.
Kelly, surprised:
I see it!
Barbie:
Did you know there was once a girl who turned into a swan?
Kelly:
The sky changes from a starry night to a sunny day as the camera pans down to show a bustling village.
Barbie:
She worked in the family bakery with her sister and her father.
Kelly:
Barbie laughs.
Barbie:
Not at first.
The camera changes to a shot of the bakery’s exterior, showing a pair of children running up to the
window to see Odette, played by Barbie, as she places a pie in the window. She waves at them. She takes
a plate of rolls from the display and carries them into the bakery, waltzing to herself as she goes. She sets
the tray down and continues to dance around the store. She doesn’t immediately notice her father when
he walks in, carrying a plate of freshly baked cookies.
Odette:
Oh! Papa!
Baker:
Odette, you’re a wonderful dancer. You should go to the village dances with your sister.
Odette:
Baker:
Baker:
Baker:
Kelly, interjecting:
Make it chocolate chip. That’s my favorite.
Barbie:
Okay.
In Odette’s hand the tray of sugar cookies magically changes to chocolate chip cookies. Odette eats one.
Odette:
Baker:
What can I do? You and Marie keep eating the inventory.
Just then, outside the window, a woman on a horse rides into town. Odette gasps as the woman’s horse
leaps over a pile of brambles and speeds down the cobblestone street before stopping outside the
bakery. Odette goes out and meets her.
Odette:
Marie:
That’s the idea! Come on, I’m heading out again—you’ll love it!
Odette:
Before Odette can finish her sentence, Marie’s horse whinnies and rears up, startling her.
Marie:
Odette:
Right.
Odette:
Marie:
Marie:
Odette watches her leave as their father walks out to meet her.
Baker:
Odette:
A nearby bird flies off of a rooftop and soars towards the palace, which sits atop a hill surrounded by a
moat. It circles a fountain on the grounds before landing on a haybale painted with a target. An arrow
hits the target, scaring the bird away.
Reggie:
Daniel:
Reggie laughs.
Reggie:
Reggie continues laughing as the camera zooms out to show the distance between the prince and his
target, a pile of grain sacks on a cart across the grounds from them.
Reggie:
Daniel:
Daniel draws an arrow and looses it, the arrow whizzing through the gaps on a statue before landing in
the topmost sack.
Reggie:
Daniel:
The Queen:
Oh my!
The Queen:
Hmph!
Daniel, embarrassed, hands his bow to Reggie who shakes his head and smiles. Daniel rushes to his
mother’s side.
Daniel, chuckling:
Mother!...Sorry.
The Queen:
She brushes some of the grain from her sleeves before handing a stack of letters to Daniel.
The Queen:
I came to give you these. They’re all responses from princesses coming to the Royal Ball.
Daniel sighs deeply.
The Queen:
Daniel:
Ah, but—
Well I’m tired, son. Soon you’ll take over the throne! I want to spend my golden years spoiling my
grandchildren.
Daniel:
Mother, you know I’ll marry someday, but first I want to do so much! Explore, travel…
The Queen:
She pats him on the face and leaves. The camera cuts back to the little bird from before which lands in
the open window of the bakery to watch Odette dancing with a tray of bread loaves. It mimics her
movements, chirping and twirling on the windowsill before losing it’s footing and falling into a bowl of
flour.
Odette, laughing.
Hey, you!
The bird shakes to dust itself off, sending a cloud of flour into the air.
Odette:
Okay, okay!
She pets the bird before releasing it out the front door of the bakery.
Odette:
It chirps as it flies away. Suddenly, a round of gasps comes from a nearby crowd as a purple unicorn runs
across the bridge through the center of town. It stops to stare at Odette for a moment.
Odette, in awe:
A group of hunters are seen chasing after the unicorn. It tries to run away but is cut off by a man. It rears
up and whinnies as he snaps a rope at it like a whip. The unicorn dodges him and runs down a nearby
alley. One of the hunters pulls out a bow and nocks an arrow.
Odette:
Got it! A real unicorn! This should fetch a pretty price, eh?
Odette:
No!
The unicorn spies an axe lodged in a stump nearby and bolts towards it, using the blade to sever the
rope between it and the man. The man stumbles backwards and crashes into a crate of fruit which falls
around him. The unicorn hides around a corner to make sure it’s no longer being pursued before making
its way back towards the path out of town. On it’s way the unicorn glances at Odette again before taking
off into the forest. The rope around its neck gets caught on several branches and shrubs as it runs, and
Odette decides to follow it into the woods. It leads her further into the forest until stopping at a chasm
bridged by a fallen tree. It begins to cross the tree towards the waterfall on the other side, but stumbles.
Odette runs from where she was hiding towards the bridge to try and help it, but freezes when she sees
the chasm below. The unicorn stumbles again and Odette rushes along the bridge to aid it.
Odette:
Hold on!
The unicorn notices Odette and nickers, pushing itself to its feet before running the rest of the way to
the other side behind the waterfall. Using its horn it opens a secret passage into a cave, which it enters.
Curious, Odette follows it inside before the passageway closes. The cave leads out into a large clearing,
hosting a lake surrounded by willow trees and glistening waterfalls, which Odette admires for a moment.
Odette hears the distressed whinny of the unicorn and follows it. She eventually finds the unicorn again,
the rope around its neck now tangled in a pile of brambles.