The Owl House

Season #1 Episode #7: Lost in Language
Synopsis: While checking out the library, Luz's pranks lead to unintended consequences.
Year:
2020
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[Open on the Owl House living room, where Luz is reading from The Good Witch Azura 5 to King.]

Luz:
" 'Azura,' Hecate began. 'Our paths have crossed only in battle. But today I stand before you seeking an ally.' " [sighs]

King:
Luz, you're getting all swoony again.

Luz:
I can't help it. Azura is able to befriend everyone. Even her biggest rival. I wish I had that kind of power.

King:
Rivals are meant to be annihilated not befriended. Now keep reading. I've been sucked into your awful fandom.

Luz:
Okay. "Suddenly the door swung open."

Hooty:
[swings the door open] Ding‐dong. Ding. Hoot! Hoot!

King:
The book has come to life! Burn it!

[Luz goes to the door and finds a basket.]

Luz:
Hmm?

[Cut to the kitchen.]

Luz:
Eda, you got a package. It looks like a gift basket.

Eda:
Probably an offering. Ah! Being the most powerful witch in the Boiling Isles has its perks.

[King, a bib now tied on, grunts as he pulls a blanket off the top of the basket, revealing a snoring baby bat.]

King:
[rubbing his paws together] Mm. Fresh meat.

Luz:
No, not eating that.

Eda:
Witches eating babies is so 1693. What is this?

King:
There's a note. [grabs it] "Take care of my child till morning. Yi Yi."

Eda:
Nope. Babies are awful. Not happening.

King:
"You will be handsomely rewarded. X‐O‐X‐O‐X‐O‐X. Bat Queen."

Eda:
Bat Queen?

[King pulls a few snails out of the basket. Eda's eyes widen.]

Eda:
Reward?

Luz:
Who's the Bat Queen?

[King sniffs the snails.]

Eda:
She's the wealthiest demon on the Boiling Isles. Get in with her and you're set for life. [takes one of the snails] So, we keep this thing alive for a few hours and we get paid. Pfft. Easy.

Luz:
Our greatest adventure yet! Learning about love and life through a child's eyes.

Eda:
Not you. You have to return the books I checked out from the library.

[Eda summons a pile of books, which Luz catches.]

Eda:
[to King] I don't want her getting a cut of the loot.

King:
Good thinking.

Eda:
Now, let's take a look at this little darling. [fully takes the blanket off]

Baby bat:
[screeching]

Eda:
Argh!

King:
Oh, boy.

Eda:
On second thought maybe we could use your help!

Luz:
[halfway out the door] Well, I better get to the library! Got to go! Bye!

Baby bat:
[screeching continues]

Eda:
We got this, right?

[The baby bat flies out of the basket and into Eda's face.]

Eda:
Whoa! [audibly falls]

[THEME]

[Cut to the streets of Bonesborough, where Luz is struggling to walk with her load. She passes Tiny Nose, carrying a book as big as Luz.

Luz:
Huh? Whoa.

[Watches Tiny Nose pass, nearly drops her books. She catches them and continues on for a few steps until she sees the library across the street.]

Luz:
Whoa!

[Cut to the inside of the library as she enters. The book pile glows green and begins floating forward.]

Luz:
Huh?

[Each book flies through a red spell circle.]

Librarian #1:
Late.

[beeps]

Librarian #1:
Late.

[beeps]

Librarian #1:
[grabs the last book] Coffee, grass and bloodstains? These are Eda's, aren't they?

Luz:
Huh. That was a crazy night.

Librarian #1:
[sighs] I'll put them on her tab. [summons a scroll and writes on it] By the way, we're closing early for the Wailing Star meteor shower.

[Gestures to a framed picture of the Wailing Star.]

Luz:
Ooh. What's that?

Librarian #1:
You're in a library. Read a book.

[His scroll rolls up and disappears.]

Luz:
I am in a library. I will read a book. [runs off]

Librarian #1:
Shh!

[Cut to a banner reading "Demon Decimal System DO NOT FEED." Luz rounds the corner and walks up to the growling card catalogues, feeding one a gumball.]

Luz:
Bloop.

[It gladly chews it for a few seconds before barfing up notecards. Cut to a study area, where several Hexisde students are reading. Luz, standing on the balcony above them, grabs onto one of the dozens of books flying around.]

Luz:
Wow! [screaming]

People:
Shh!

Luz:
[screams] Sorry!

[Cut to the reference section, where witches are watching things on crystal balls. One is watching a "HOW TO FLY" video, another is watching a piano cat parody, and a third is stuck on a loading screen, dial-up internet noises emitting from it. The last witch slaps the crystal ball a few times. Luz is watching them from around a bookshelf.]

Luz:
This place is amazing.

Amity:
[offscreen] " 'What do you think you're doing?' "

Luz:
[gasps] I've been caught. Pretend to be a book. [poses]

[kids giggling]

Luz:
Wait. [walks forward]

[Amity is reading to a group of baby-class students.]

Amity:
" 'We're you're friends and we wanna help,' said the Tin Boy with a yelp. Otabin smiled and paced the floor. 'I've never had real friends before.' "

Luz:
Amity reading to kids?

[Luz sneaks into the kid's corner as Amity reads.]

Amity:
" 'Then we'll be your first,' the Chicken Witch clucked. Otabin couldn't believe his luck. So, Bookmaker Otabin surrounded by friends, bound a book of friendship and that's the end."

[She closes the book to applause from the kids.]

Luz:
Amity seems so... nice and smiley. [gasps] Maybe I can befriend her like Azura befriended her rival. [grunts and ducks down]

Kid #1:
Thank you so much.

[laughing]

Kid #2:
Good‐bye.

Braxas:
[hugging Amity's leg] Good‐bye, Miss Amity. Thank you.

Amity:
[pats his head] Thank you, Braxas. See you next time.

Braxas:
[runs off] Yay!

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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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