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BLIX:
Oh Divine Dark One, teach us how to catch thiscreature.
POX:
Your instruction would be m-m-mostap-p-preciated.
BLUNDER:
Amen! I wants to learn! I craves knowledge!DARKNESS:
No trap of yours will work. . . . There is onlylure for such disgusting goddness. . . .one bait which never
fails. . . .
BLIX:
Name the bait, Lord. . . .DARKNESS:
Innoncence!14 EXTERIOR COTTAGE MEADOW DAY
A beautiful flower-spangled meadow alive with songbirds.
Baby rabbits frolic in the tall grass where industrious squirrels
forage for acorns and nuts.
A delicate fawn gambols under the watchful eye of the doe. Clouds of
multi-hued butterflies swirl overhead.
Waist-deep in flower, a young princess skips SINGING across the
meadow. Her name is LILI. She wears splendid brocades and carries a
bouquet wrapped in a lace napkin. Like these blossoms, she is
beautiful and fresh and innocent.
Tiny birds fly down and land on her head and shoulders. She laughs
as a warbling wren takes a seed from her lips.
LILI(singing):
Come down sparrow, sing me good morning.Rise up sun, light the arch of the sky.
Living river, turn light to diamonds,
When I look in my true love's eyes.
Lili runs towards a distant thatched-roofed cottage.
15 EXTERIOR BOULDER AT EDGE OF WOODS DAY
Blix, Pox, and Blunder hide behind a boulder, watching the girl.
BLIX(whipering):
Darkness say the perfect lure Always be a virginpure. . . .
15A EXTERIOR COTTAGE AT EDGE OF WOODS DAY
The WOODCARVER'S WIFE is hangin up the washing when Lili sneaks from
behind the cottage.
Grinning micheviously, Lili unfastens one end of the clothes-line
and lets it drop.
The laundry flutters onto the new-mown grass, A sheet drpaes around
the outraged wife.
WIFE:
Dad-blamed faeries!The cottage is snug and homey with smoke-blackened beams and hand-
pegged furniture. A WOODCARVER sleeps by his bench surrounded by
wood-shavings and roughed-out toys.
Lili steps into the sunlight streaming through the open doorway. Her
beauty is etheral, an angel descending.
Finches peck at newly-made tarts laid on a trestle table to cool.
They rise to the rafters as at Lili's approach.
The Princess peeks around the room. She tiptoes to the hearth and
lifts the stewpot lid, dipping a finger in for a taste.
Spying the tarts, she grabs one and eats it hurriedly, leaving a
telltale crumb on her upper lip.
The clock tolls the hour. A carved wooden maiden piroettes from the
interior, pursued by a skeletal fiddler playing a bone fiddle. Lili
is fancinated.
The Woodcarver's Wife enters. She curtsies to the Princess.
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