![]() Who can apparently talk.īack at the Edelwood tree, a mysterious shadowy figure notes that the Woodsman is running out of oil asks him if he wants to give him the lantern for a while. Wirt proudly says that he did, from Fred. ![]() Greg excitedly tells her that Wirt was a hero and she says that’s all very well but he was supposed to get directions. He distracts the Woodsman by getting the horse to kick the lantern out of his hand and the boys grab Beatrice and ride off into the night.īeatrice wakes up and tells the boys that she was startled by a strange shadow and flew into a tree. Wirt realises that the Woodsman was trying to turn her into an Edelwood tree and the Tavern Keeper was right about the Woodsman being the Beast. In the forest they find Beatrice lying unconscious and the Woodsman standing over her. Just then, they hear Beatrice scream and Wirt and Greg jump on the horse and ride into the forest to save her. She tells Wirt that “whosoever carries the Lantern must be the Beast”. Wirt doesn’t believe that, saying that the Woodsman gave them directions to avoid the Beast and the Tavern Keeper notes that they can’t have been very good directions because they’re now lost. Greg regales the rapt tavern patrons with tales of Wirt’s great deeds like tripping up a gorilla but when the boys tell them about the Woodsman and the Beast, the patrons go quiet and tell them that the Woodsman is The Beast. The tavern patrons then decide that Wirt is actually The Pilgrim, a noble hero on a sacred quest. Wirt sings a song that’s officially known in the credits as “Wirt’s Terrible Song” which is a tad cruel to Elijah Wood who had to improvise it, explaining what he and Greg are doing in the Unknown. Outside, frustrated that Wirt’s not making any progress, Beatrice flies off into the dark forest in the direction of the singing and chopping, hoping to ask for directions. This leads the tavern patrons to decide that he’s The Young Lover and throw him up onstage to sing his love song. After listening to the Highway Man’s song, Wirt asks the way to Adelaide’s House. In the tavern, the Tavern Keeper demands to know what Wirt and Greg’s deal is but Wirt doesn’t know what to tell them. She hears the sound of someone chopping wood in the dark forest, and a deep voice singing… ![]() When Beatrice tries to explain that blue birds bring good luck the Tavern Keeper snaps “good luck, bad luck, I don’t need any of it!” and hits her with a broom.įuming, Beatrice waits outside in the stable with a weird horse that seems to be wearing lipstick. The Tavern Keeper insists that Beatrice wait outside as birds bring bad luck. Looking for shelter in the middle of a storm, our heroes arrive at a creepy tavern full of people dressed in American colonial era garb and who apparently have no names, only job descriptions.
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