The Ending of All Things (Part 2) is the twentieth and final episode of season 16, Neverafter.
Intro[]
"We're all back in the library for this, the thrilling conclusion of "Dimension 20: Neverafter!" [...] The quietest battle ever. Last we left off, our Intrepid Heroes were deep within the Canonade, the ink, the true ink of story swirling overhead as the architect of the ink's purpose, Snow White, was struck down by an arrow from Sleeping Beauty. Right now, the Princess Rapunzel and The Beast have been defeated, Snow White is no more, Cinderella is grappling in the air with the ancient witch, Baba Yaga, as the Princess Elody and Princess Mira have, for the moment, joined your side, Scheherazade is at zero hit points, but stable here, with her book in Cinderella's hands.
The entire conclave of fairies has burst in through the doors of the Canonade to see, to them, what is a ruinous state of affairs, and are leaping into action with access to the ink that is the will of The Authors made manifest, a source of destiny that they themselves have been able to wield from within the Neverafter, and, seeing an opportunity to set things to rights, they surge forward en masse, as the thrum of the ink attracts the attention of horrifying things far, far away."
Content Warnings[]
- Endangerment / Violence Towards Minors - Pinocchio & Ylfa (Throughout)
- Flashing Video (:10 - :54, 51:25 - 51:27, 1:06:59 - 1:07:03)
- Misophonia [Retching] / Emetophobia [Vomiting] (46:14 - 46:18)
Locations[]
Characters[]
Players[]
- Prince Gerard of Greenleigh
- Puss in Boots
- Pinocchio
- Mother Timothy Goose
- Ylfa Snorgelsson
- Princess Rosamund du Prix
Returning[]
- Baba Yaga
- Princess Elody
- Cinderella
- Mira, the Little Mermaid
- Scheherazade
- Aesop
- Tom Thumb
- Turquina
- Wicked Fairy
- Fairy Godmother
- The Fairies
- The Authors
- The Stepmother
- Gepetto
- The Gander
- Snow White
- The Golden Goose
- Old King Cole
- Jack Hubbard-Goose
- Cricket
- Tomas
- Alphonse the Mule
New[]
Quotes[]
"And they all lived happily. And that's the end of our story." ― Brennan Lee Mulligan