[upbeat spooky music]
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[lively music]
[alarm ringing]
[scatting, sighs]
Good morning, fairies!
both: Good morning, Hazel!
You’re very chipper today.
Yeah, none of the usual groaning and limb dragging.
What gives? Is it a holiday?
[gasps] Ooh, a snow day?
Did you get a text that Dev switched schools?
Better.
Jasmine is coming over today
for our first after-school hangout,
basically cementing our friendship for all eternity.
Nice. Nail it down
before she figures out too many of your flaws.
Not that you have any!
What’s the plan for the big day, squirt?
We’re gonna watch every single entry
in the greatest horror movie franchise
of all time, "Gregory."
It’s about a doll that’s possessed
with the soul of an evil Victorian boy.
Me and Antony have seen ’em, like, hundreds of times.
And now I’ll have someone to watch them with again!
Uh, these movies seem pretty intense.
Um, maybe a tearjerker.
Like "Steel Magnolias" or "My Girl."
Oh, I love a good tearjerker!
Being scared is really fun with the right people.
Antony and I would scream at the TV together
and throw popcorn and run to the bathroom
and say "Scary Mary" into the mirror.
Scary Mary, Scary Mary--
No, no, no! [pants]
Not three times. Never three times.
I’m looking to have fun, not tempt fate.
Anyway, Jasmine’s gonna love these movies.
I’m sure of it.
How can you hate scary movies?
Are you kidding? How can you like them?
Last year, I saw a movie
where a clown comes out of a shower drain,
and I couldn’t shower for a month!
I got so stinky.
"Gregory" isn’t about a clown.
Worse. It’s about a doll!
Do you have any idea how many dolls my bá ngoai owns?
I’ll tell you--73.
I know because I count them every night
to make sure they’re all still there.
You may have everyone else fooled,
Euchloria, but I see you.
[soft suspenseful music]
No way I’m watching those movies.
C’mon, being scared can be really fun with other people.
We can scream at the TV together
and throw popcorn and--
Hazel, I know two things about myself.
One, I am destined to unite the world
through the power of my voice,
and two, I am a fraidy-cat.
I’m afraid of heights, enclosed spaces,
the dark, spiders, being tickled, Swiss cheese--
- Swiss cheese? - Swiss cheese.
Why all the holes, Hazel?
Why all the holes?
So I’m sorry, but no, I’m not watching those movies.
Aww. Sorry about your big plan.
You’ll think of something else, squirt.
There’s always my tearjerker idea!
"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!"
Cosmo, who cries watching "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles"?
Uh, who doesn’t?
I don’t want to think of something else.
I want someone to watch scary movies with.
I can’t just watch them by myself.
It’s not the same. I wish--
[gasps] I wish Jasmine was fearless!
Coming right up!
Cool, now I’ll just ask her
about it again after class and--
[unsettling music]
Huh?
Uh, why are there two Jasmines?
Is this a math problem?
Because I’m pretty sure Mr. Guzman is teaching
state capitals right now.
And he’s just getting to Maryland!
Ooh, Annapolis, our favorite.
[laughs] Mr. Guzman, may I use the restroom?
Sure thing, Hazel.
No! We’ll miss Annapolis! The Athens of America.
Hey-hey, Jasmine?
Um, hi, so I couldn’t help but notice
there are two of you now and wondered if...
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[Jasmine chitters, growls]
[laughs]
[gasps]
Aah!
That’s not something Jasmine usually does, right?
all: Thank you for freeing us, the one called Hazel.
Whaaat?
We can have so much more fun out here
than in there.
[gasps] What do you mean, "in there"?
In the head of the one called Jasmine.
Oh, yes. Before we were just thoughts.
all: Now we are real.
Can bite for real.
Make cheese full of holes.
Tickle for real.
[whimpers]
[laughs]
Stop that.
Be dark for real.
Are you guys Jasmine’s fears?
Oh, I see what we did here.
We removed Jasmine’s fears.
But we didn’t think about where they’d go.
[sighs] I wish Jasmine was afraid again.
Coming right up!
There! Now you have to go back.
Why are they still here?
I wish they were gone!
[laughter]
all: You can make Jasmine afraid again,
but you already released us.
And the only way to defeat a fear in the real world
is to face it.
[mocking laughter]
[all scream]
I gotta clean up this mess!
I wish for a Hazel stand-in so no one notices I’m gone.
[mumbles strangely]
Welcome back, Hazel.
We just finished Annapolis.
Jasmine can catch you up later.
Mm-hmm!
[snores]
[panting]
[gasps]
[fast-paced eerie music]
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[mouse squeaks]
Aah!
OMG! OMG!
[exclaims]
[Jasmine spider growls, chomps]
Aah!
[gasping] I don’t get it.
I’m trying to fight these fears left and right,
but nothing I do makes them weaker or disappear
or whatever it is that’s supposed to happen.
Ugh!
According to the rules, they’re not your fears.
Fears can only be fought by the one whose fear it is.
So Jasmine has to face them to get rid of them?
Obviously.
Wait, so I have to figure out a way
to make Jasmine face her fears but without revealing magic?
The fear clones will lose their power
and fade from this world.
Great, I couldn’t even talk her into
watching a scary movie.
How am I gonna talk her into this?
[bell ringing]
Hey.
So I’ve been thinking about you and how you said
you’re a fraidy-cat, and I totally disagree.
But I told you how many things I’m afraid of.
My family makes fun of me for it all the time.
You came up and talked to me at lunch
when you didn’t even know me.
I was terrified to do that,
but you did it like it was nothing.
That was different.
You’re not scary, you’re--you’re Hazel.
No one else had done it. Oh!
And you love to sing, and you don’t care who knows it
or what people think of you.
That’s different too.
You’re brave about lots of things
that other people aren’t.
I bet if you just tried facing some
of the things you’re afraid of,
you’d see they’re not such a big deal.
I don’t know.
Your family would never be able to call you
a "fraidy-cat" again.
Okay. Let’s do it!
Yeah!
[grunting]
[cheers]
[upbeat music]
Yeah!
♪ ♪
[whimpers]
Aah! [grunting]
[screams]
♪ ♪
[whimpers]
So beautiful.
[growls] No! The end!
What’s next? I’m ready.
Okay, here comes a biggie.
Say cheese. - [chuckles]
Cheese!
[music darkens]
[laughs evilly]
- Careful, Hazel! - Something is here.
The one called Hazel, you offend me.
Who are you?
What are you doing to my friend?
I am fear itself,
and I tire of your little games.
Stay away from her, you bully!
I got-- [both groan]
You dare try to diminish my power,
the one called Hazel. - [gulps]
You talk your friend into defeating my minions,
while your own fears loom large.
I’m--I’m helping her.
And yet, you tried to use her.
Uh, I am not!
You try to take this friendship
and make it the same as what you had with your brother.
No. Nuh-uh.
I-I just like scary movies is all.
You are afraid of losing the old
and starting something new.
You are afraid others won’t like you,
so you try to repeat the past.
You’re right.
No, fight back, Hazel!
I am. You’re right.
I am afraid, but I won’t be from now on.
From now on, I’m gonna be brave
and I’m gonna try new things with my new friends!
[roars]
Aah!
[sighs] Did-- did you do something?
[gasps] Yeah. And you did great.
Congratulations.
You’re officially fearless.
We both are.
I guess we can try watching those scary movies tonight.
Nah.
Let’s make something else together,
something we’ll both like.
Okay, cool!
What a good kid.
See? I love a good tearjerker!
[both sob]
[cries]
- Oh, right! - A-ha-ha-ha!
Don’t want another of those going rogue.
[both laugh]
[dramatic musical sting]
[eerie music]
[upbeat music]
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[bright fanfare]