The Owl House

Season #1 Episode #5: Covention
Synopsis: Luz's lesson about witch covens goes awry when she finds herself thrust into a witch’s duel.
Year:
2020
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[Open on Eda's Human Collectibles stand. She is dusting the table, looking bored, while Luz is reading the first Azura book to King. Cut to the pages of the book, showing Azura facing off against Hecate.]

Luz:
Emboldened by the dishonor Hecate had shown, Azura lifted her staff to the cotton-candy skies and shouted, "I challenge you to a Witch's Duel!" And look! I drew a flip book. [flips between two pages] Pew, pew, pew!

King:
Show me the picture. [peeking over the top of the book]

Luz:
What?

King:
Show me the picture! [Luz does] Hah! I can draw better than that. You know, they once called me the King of Artists.

Luz:
Wait. I thought you were the King of Demons. Are you just making this up now?

King:
Doesn't matter. What's important is that my followers would leave me offerings in fear of me!

Luz:
Well, I can offer you more of this tantalizing book.

Eda:
Ugh! Please stop reading that. Its flowery language is an insult to witches and driving away all of our serious customers!

Luz:
Um, Eda? [zoom out to the empty street] What customers? There aren't even any other stands around. What's going on?

Eda:
This is a bad omen. There must be something horrible happening today.

Gus:
Luz! [him and Willow run up to the stand] Something amazing is happening today!

Luz:
Gus, Willow! Hey!

Willow:
[holds up a flier] It's the annual covention! Student witches get to see all the types of covens before they're placed in one. There's even a mystery guest this year!

Luz:
A job fair for witches! Eda, can we go?

Eda:
Absolutely not.

Luz:
[groans, drops to the ground]

Eda:
I never joined a coven for a reason. Sure it's like a fun club for witches, but you're also giving up your magical independence to be part of a crooked system.

Willow:
Mmm. [drops the flier]

Eda:
Eh, but, you know, no judgment. In any case, I haven't been to one since we were girls.

Luz:
"We"?

Eda:
I-- the-- I mean--

Luz:
[pops back up] Who's "we"? You have a mysterious past! Now we gotta go!

Eda:
No.

Luz:
Okay. Then you leave me no choice.

King:
[grabs the book] "You shall not shan't doeth no more harm," Azura callethed out... [continues reading]

Eda:
So flowery, so awful.

[Eda walks away, opening the Portal Door and stepping through it.]

King:
"Hecate could only screech, screech as did she, for the screeching did worseneth."

[Luz tosses King through the Portal as it closes. It opens a second later, Eda coming back through with King sitting on her head.]

Eda:
Stop it! Stop it! I will literally do anything to stop this!

[Cut to a long building, a sign in front of it reading "COVENTION TODAY alchemists anonymous tomorrow". Cut to the front of the building, where Luz is bouncing on her feet and Willow is clapping.]

Eda:
[groans into her hand]

[THEME]

Eda:
[grunting as she struggles to pull her hood on, King hanging off of it] Gotta keep a low profile.

Luz:
[grunts as she tries to shove Eda's hair in the cowl] Is this cowl really necessary?

Eda:
Do you think all my wanted posters are for petty theft? [numerous small objects fall out of her hair] Partly. [scoops the things back into her cowl] But the big whammy is I disobeyed the law and refused to join a coven. If I'm seen, I could go to jail. Again.

Willow:
[approaching with one of Eda's wanted posters] Maybe this informative event will inspire you to join a coven.

[Eda traces a spell that pulls Willow's cowl over her face.]

Eda:
Let's just get this over with.

[They enter the building.]

Luz:
Whoa. Was I even alive before now?

[Several booths are set up inside, each with a sign for one coven or another. From the ceiling hangs nine large colorful banners. Two student witches fly by on broomsticks.]

Gus:
Those are the main nine covens, but there are hundreds of other ones you can join.

Willow:
[as they're all walking] There's Flower Coven, Artist Coven, Big Dog Coven, Small Cat Coven, Tiniest Cat Coven--

Eda:
[groans]

Willow:
Also the Grumpy Coven.

Eda:
What was that?

[Willow yips as the kids and King all run.]

Man #1:
Uh, excuse me, ma'am, but you look rather familiar. [looks between Eda's wanted posters and her]

Eda:
Uh... No, I don't. Distraction spell!

[She reaches into her cowl and throws a bag on the ground. It's Hex Mix. It does nothing. Eda runs away anyway, but returns when the man bends down to grab it. She drags his hood over his face, scoops up the Hex Mix, and runs away again. Cut back to the kids as Eda rejoins them.]

Luz:
[stops and points] Ooh, what's that?

Willow:
That's the Construction Coven.

[Cut to a bearded witch in a hard hat and Tiny Nose standing next to a pallet of wood and a pallet of bricks. The witch grabs both pallets from the bottom and tosses them in the air. The materials fall down to perfectly construct a small house.]

Willow:
One of the main nine. They use power glyphs to increase their strength.

[The witch removes his hard hat to pull of a power glyph from a stack atop his head. He peels the adhesive off the back of one and puts it on Tiny Nose's nose. Her pupils constrict.]

Tiny Nose:
[screams and picks up the witch, throwing him in the air] Ha-a-a! I'm the destroyer of worlds! [grabs the Construction Coven sign and tosses it]

Man #2:
Hey, that's the opposite of construction!

[Two witches run in to stop Tiny Nose as she grabs a giant hammer. Cut back to Luz.]

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Dana Terrace

Dana Terrace (born December 8, 1990) is an American animator, writer, director, producer, storyboard artist, and voice actress. She is best known as the creator of the Disney Channel animated series The Owl House. She is also known for storyboarding on Gravity Falls and directing on the 2017 reboot of DuckTales. more…

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