When Aurora walked into the abandoned theatre she didn't expect anyone to be there. Just dust, so when she heard footsteps other than her own she jumped. How did she get here? Of all places why did she come to a dusty old abandoned theatre? Who led her here? It all started with a shadow. Aurora was wandering through the forest, picking berries as she walked along the grass. She was happily humming the tune of the bluebirds' song when she saw a shadow. She could only just make out the figure of a strange man it seemed. Curious she followed the shadow as silently as she could. She followed the shadow out of the forest and into an old town she had never seen before. As she moved into the town were it was beginning to get dark, she Lost the shadow. Lost and scared she ran towards the first building she saw, an abandoned theatre. She slightly pushed open the door. It made a creek sound. As soon as she stepped through the door a golden mirror caught her eye. She started to approach it. Just as she sat down in front of it she heard footsteps. The were loud, 'clippity clap, clippity clap'

They got louder and louder until an ora glass figure started to form from the shadows. The person stepped into the light. It was a girl, with red hair and a dress made of pure sparkly silk. It glittered in the small raggio, ray of sunlight.
"Who are you?" Aurora spoke, quietly.
"I," she detto mostrare her face, "am Jessica Rabbit. I was sitting here waiting for my package to arrive"
"Package?" Jessica shot Aurora a look.
"Yes, a package. I need a cloth to polish my mirror. It's getting quite dusty" Aurora turned to see her reflection slowly fading into a shadow.
"The mirror, it's magic, isn't it?" Aurora turned back to look at the mirror. Her reflection had been replaced with another girls'
"Wh-who is that?" Jessica laughed at the question.
"Just another," Aurora looked very scared, "Poor Unfortunate Soul" the words shivered down her spine.
"What do te mean?"
"You'll see" Jessica detto laughing evilly as she disappeared into the darkness.