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- LILY: Poor Kyra. I feel so sorry for her.
- You should. It's our fault her magic's gone.
- Orla tricked us.
- That doesn't make us any less guilty.
- Lily's right, Darra.
Neither of you had any idea it was Orla shapeshifting.
- I'm sure Kyra realizes you didn't mean to do it.
- How can she?
Her magic and her memories are gone.
Look, she doesn't remember anything about us.
- [magic whooshes]
- Will he be alright?
- Losing Kyra hit him hard.
It may take a while. - [magic whooshes]
- Where's Darra?
- You just missed him. Why?
- Never mind.
Lily, your father needs to see us.
- [magic whooshes]
- Peter was in Kyra's room last night when we jumped
to the library. - So?
- When he finds out what happened to Kyra,
he might try and make her remember.
- Things are changing in the magical world.
It's not safe anymore.
It's better if Kyra doesn't remember.
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- [knock on door]
- Kyra?
You awake, sweetheart? - Hmm?
- You slept almost ten hours. You must've been tired.
- Guess I was. Can't think why.
- Freshly squeezed.
- What day is it today? - Saturday.
You got work later, remember? - Right.
- Me, I'll just be cleaning the guttery.
- Have fun with that.
- BOTH: [chuckling]
- SEAN: So, Orla took all of Kyra's magic?
- I'm pretty sure, Dad.
Imogen and I took her home and put her to bed.
It was like she couldn't see us.
- An inability to see magical beings
is a clear indication of loss of magic.
- I can't even imagine what it'd be like to lose my magic.
You thief!
- Maxwell, take Lily back to the library.
- Let them stay.
They'll hear about it soon enough anyway.
- Hear about what?
- Your resignation.
- I've no intention of resigning.
- The director of the DMI should be
the most powerful magical being in our world,
but that's no longer you, is it?
- Orla and I and others have discussed this, Sean.
And we've decided that you are no longer qualified
to hold the position.
- That's not your decision to make.
- JARED: Well, given that Orla now has orb magic,
I hardly think you're in a position to deny her.
It's time for a change.
- Give me the orb, Orla. - Don't be nalïve.
I didn't go to all the trouble of getting it
just to hand it back.
- Remember Lemuria?
The elves and the fairies who created it went to war over it.
And it destroyed them.
Do you want the same to happen here?
- That's up to Sean.
An orderly transition would be best, don't you think?
- Well, I'm not going anywhere.
- [magic tinkling]
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- [gasps] - Dad?
- You have two hours to decide.
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- [birds chirping]
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- Kyra!
So what happened? - Huh?
- Last night. What happened when you left?
- Left where? - Your bedroom?
You jumped out to the library to deal with Orla?
- Jumped? What are you talking about?
- Stop being cute.
You, Imogen, and Ruksy, you know...
- Who are Imogen and Ruksy?
- A fairy and an elf?
- [laughs] That's a change!
- What?
You used to go on about aliens and the multiverse,
and now you're talking about elves and fairies.
Can't wait to hear what's next.
- Do you remember a huge library
with all kinds of weird stuff in it?
- Peter, I've got to finish my run.
- You took me there once and I was lost inside of a storybook.
I was captured by these woodsmen and they--
they had these jewels.
- Oh, yeah, that's right.
And then you went for a ride on a unicorn!
[laughs] You have some crazy dreams.
- It wasn't a dream. It was real.
You have to believe me.
Remember?
- Peter, I'll be at Harvey's in an hour.
I'll listen to your fantasies all you like
if you buy me a juice.
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- [laptop ringing]
- Mattie! What are you doing today?
- Nothing special. Why? - Feel like a movie?
- And maybe a little shopping?
- With you, there's no such thing as a little shopping.
- MATTIE: You know me too well.
Well, um, meet me in the High Street
in, like, half an hour?
- Uh, I might be a little late.
I said I'd meet Peter at Harvey's.
- Oh, then can you bring me a mango and passion fruit juice?
Thank you! Bye! - Bye!
- [laptop beeps]
- ♪
- [birds chirping]
- I'll have a watermelon and pineapple juice,
and a mango and passion fruit one.
- Kyra, you really need to see this.
- Why?
- You made me promise to show you.
- I don't remember doing that. - Of course you don't.
- What are you talking about?
- It'll all become clear after you've seen this.
- Peter?
- Hey, Ruksy.
I was just about to show Kyra-- - I need to talk to you.
- Can we do it later? - No, now.
- Peter, aren't you going to introduce to me to your friend?
- I'm Ruksy. - Kyra. Have we met?
- No.
Do you mind if I borrow Peter for a moment?
- Mm-hmm.
- I know what you're doing and you need to stop.
- Kyra made a film to help her remember
when the DMI took her magic. She made me promise to show her.
- The DMI didn't take Kyra's magic.
Orla did. - Orla?
- It's best for Kyra if she never remembers.
- But that's not the way Kyra saw it.
She didn't want to forget you. You're her friends!
- Peter, I'm sorry, but it's over.
If you want to protect Kyra, you mustn't tell her anything.
- So, what have you got? Another fake monster movie?
- Yeah, it's one of those.
- Cheer up, Peter. I'm sure one day
you'll discover something truly amazing.
Now, about those juices.
- MAXWELL: Orla wants to take over the DMI.
- Dad tried to stop her,
but she stopped him from using his wand.
It was awful.
- Surely the rest of the DMI won't allow it.
- I don't think they can do anything.
Now Orla has orb magic, she's pretty much unstoppable.
Edward should've left that cursed thing in the ice.
- [magic whooshes]
- Dad.
- MAXWELL: Jared, what are you doing here?
- Darra, Imogen, this school is no longer for you.
- Why? - Surely we can discuss this.
- Orla informs me that you deliberately deceived the DMI
about the orb.
- It wasn't exactly like that.
- So you say.
The point is, I can no longer trust you
to care for my children. - IMOGEN: And you trust Orla?
Have you forgotten she framed me for stealing the orb
and she stole Kyra's magic?
- Which she should never have had in the first place.
Orla has our best interests at heart.
Let's go.
- IMOGEN: No.
- JARED: Imogen.
- Maybe Dad's right.
Orla's got the orb. Maybe it's time for a change.
- You can't be serious.
- We may not agree with everything Dad does,
but I think this time he's right.
- Thank you, Darra.
- JARED: He must have good reasons to back Orla.
And having an elf running the DMI
can't be bad for elves, can it?
- What about fairies?
- What's done is done, Lily.
You're gonna have to deal with it and move on.
Let's go, Dad.
- [magic whooshing]
- Did you hear that Marcie and Kay
are changing schools at the end of the year?
- Two of our best players gone. That'll make the Gazelles happy.
- [phone rings]
- Ah, it's just Mum checking in.
She's so sweet.
- Do you know these two?
- Yeah, it's Lily and Imogen.
- I don't know them. - Yes, you do.
They were at the sleepover.
You know, kind of kooky, but nice when you get to know them?
- Did I say how I knew them?
- Yeah, you said they were friends, basketball tragics.
Why? - Nothing.
Movie now?
- It's Peter's birthday in a few weeks.
- Already?
- It's not like you to forget that.
We should get him something, and I know just the place.
- [magic whooshes]
- JARED: We both know fairies can be stubborn.
Do you think Sean will agree to step down?
- He'll play it down to the wire,
but he's a smart fairy.
I'm sure he realizes he has no choice.
- And if he refuses?
- I sincerely hope it doesn't come to that.
- Dad?
- I told you to stay at home. - Are you kidding?
This is the most exciting thing that's happened in ages.
- I don't want you here.
- This is the beginning of a new era, Dad,
and you helped make it happen.
I want to be here to see it play out.
Orla, help me out?
- Darra's right.
This is a momentous day, Jared.
Your son should be here to witness our victory.
- [doorbell rings]
- Ah, this is that place Peter's always talking about.
- It's exactly the kind of weird place he'd love.
- Hi! - Good morning!
- Uh, we're looking for comic books.
Uh, it's a present for a friend.
- Then I'm afraid you'll have to look elsewhere.
As you can see, all I have here is cats.
- [laughs]
- Well, I can see you've got the odd book or two.
Ah, do you mind if we browse?
- Go ahead. Just don't step on any tails.
- BOTH: [giggles]
- [magic whooshes]
- What do you think you're doing?
- Just hanging out. - Don't be smart.
I don't believe for a second
that you agree with what Orla did.
- Well, maybe I don't, but it's done.
- And you're just gonna let it go down,
just like you let Kyra go?
- She's better off in her own world.
- So, the way you said you felt about her, that was all fake?
- You don't know what's going on here.
- Why don't you enlighten me?
- Orla wants Sean to resign.
Your hero is gonna become the new director of the DMI.
Dad's helping her.
- And you're getting in on the ground floor of the new regime.
Congratulations.
- Imogen.
- How can you be doing this? - You don't understand.
- No, Dad, I do understand, and it makes me feel sick.
I hope I never see either of you again.
- You know Imo, Dad. Angry one day, furious the next.
She'll get over it.
- How do we know if Peter will even like any of these?
- It's a comic, he'll like it.
- I've never heard of any of them.
- "Zombie Swamp Rats." What's that about?
- KYRA: Who cares? You know Peter.
He lives in a world of weird.
- Orla can't make Dad resign, can she?
- How can he stop her?
- Maybe if I hadn't forced Professor Maxwell to tell Kyra
about the orb, it never would've been found.
- Second-guessing isn't gonna help anyone.
The situation is what it is, and we have to deal with it.
I won't let Orla get away with this.
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- [magic whooshes]
- [whispers] Professor!
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- MAXWELL: [whispers] Lily, what's so important?
- Imogen's really upset,
and I'm worried she's going to do something crazy.
- MAXWELL: We all need to stay calm.
I'm sure your father has a plan.
- MATTIE: Excuse me, Shop?
- Go back to the library.
- MATTIE: Hi, what do you think of this one?
- Oh! "Time Nemesis Regeneration."
It is a classic. - MATTIE: I like the title.
I'll take it. - MAXWELL: Great!
Is this for yourself then?
- MATHILDA: It's for a friend. I think you know him.
Peter? His dad's a baker.
- MAXWELL: Peter? Yes.
- [magic tinkling]
- [gasps]
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- MAXWELL: I hope your friend likes it a lot.
- Kyra? - [doorbell rings]
- You took off so fast, you forgot these.
What happened?
- I went in the back of the shop.
- In the back? Why? - I don't know.
It was like I'd been there before.
And then my hand went through the wall.
Then I had a memory of going through the wall.
First I can't remember stuff, and now this happens?
- A concussion can cause confusion and memory loss.
Have you had a bump? - No.
Mattie, what's going on? Am I going crazy?
- [phone dings] - I don't know.
- Oh, great, I have to go to work.
- Do you really think that's a wise idea?
- I'll be okay.
- Just be careful.
Can you call me later?
- It's very odd that Kyra would turn up here.
- Is it possible she still has some memory of us?
- How could she? Orla drained all her magic.
- JARED: You took your time. I'll get Orla.
- I know you and I have had our differences, Jared.
But is this really what you want?
- Fairies have been in charge for too long.
Now is the time of the elf.
- What's it gonna be, Sean?
- Do you really think you'll get away with this?
- Yes, I really do.
- Well, how about I give you another chance
to give back the orb?
- Then you'll be wasting your time.
- In the case, Orla McGuire, I'm placing you under arrest.
- ♪
- [gasps]
No, no!
- As you are reluctant to see things my way,
I'm going to give you a demonstration
of what I can do.
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- IMOGEN: Forget about Kyra.
We need to be preparing in case Orla takes over the DMI.
- [Ladder creaking]
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- Get back!
- [thunder rumbling]
- How did that happen?
- Orla.
- CROWD: [gasping]
- This is what will happen if you continue to resist me.
- What is that? - A shadow cloud.
Anything it touches gets vaporized.
- We never discussed anything like this.
- That's the point of a demonstration, Jared.
- Stop this! - Will you stop resisting me?
- Alright!
I resign.
[gasps]
- Thank you.
- You have no idea what you have done.
- ♪
- DORIS: [pants]
[barks]
- Doris, stop that. Come on.
- DORIS: [barks]
- ♪
- [gasps]
- [magic tinkling]
- [pants]
- DORIS: Someone thinks she's a dog.
- Is that you? - Uh-oh.
- ♪
- Are you alright?
Oh, you don't look too good.
Maybe you should sit down.
- I can understand you. - Oh, at last!
I've been yakking away ever since we left home,
but you've been ignoring me.
What's your problem, Kyra?
- You--you know my name?
- Oh, enough of this nonsense.
I'm not getting any younger. Let's get moving.
- JARED: Congratulations, Orla.
Thanks to the orb, the DMI is now yours.
- I'm not interested in the DMI.
- Then what was all this for?
- You'll see.
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- If we can get the orb,
then we can drain the power from Orla,
just like she did from Kyra. - Don't be ridiculous.
Orla won't let the orb out of her sight.
- There's no way we would even get near it.
- So we just give up? - What can we possibly do?
- We can't just sit back and let her take over.
Now she has orb magic, none of us are getting jobs
at the DMI anyway, so what have we got to lose?
- MAXWELL: Imogen, what you are proposing is reckless,
ill advised, and quite likely extremely dangerous.
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- And you're not doing it without me.
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- Hey, Kyra. What's up?
- You know something.
- I know many things.
To which one do you refer?
- Don't be cute.
What were you so keen to show me this morning?
- Uh, like I said, another monster movie.
I don't know why I bothered you.
- I was at that bookshop of yours today.
Something happened.
I put my hand into the back wall.
Now I can hear dogs talking.
- And I thought I was the one with the overactive imagination.
- This morning you were all fired up to show me something,
and then that girl made you back off.
Whatever it was, I want to see it.
Peter!
- Ruksy said that this is all over.
- What's she got to do with it? - She told me not to tell you.
- Now I'm telling you.
I'm not crazy, Peter.
Something's going on, and I know you know about it.
Whatever it is, you tell me right now.
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