Cinderella the Sorceress - The Banished Witches Dream of Ultimate Power.

 

The Banished Witches Dream of Having Power over the World.

Winifred Sanderson (talking to Agatha Cromwell): "Ah, what I wouldn't give to have that traitor Karen of the Atlantic in the grasp of my powers.  I'll teach her to mess with Winifred Sanderson, the Mother of All the Banished Witches."

Aggie Cromwell (talking to Winifred Sanderson): "You're not the only one, your Greatness."

Sadira (talking to Winnie and Aggie): "I never imagined how much fun it could be to be a witch.  Being raised as an orphan, I've never had any say so over my own destiny. No control over my own life.  Thanks to you, Winifred, your Greatness, now I feel like I DO have some say in my life and over my destiny.

Winifred (talking to Sadira): "My child, it is my duty to offer power to the powerless.  Karen feels that magic belongs to those who wish to serve others. But what about servicing your own needs?  That is what that idiot bogswoddle fails to understand."

Marge Simpson the Witch (talking to Winnie): "Yes, and you're the one who taught us that, your Greatness.  What's the point of having magic if you can't use it to better your own life?"

Kellie and Lynn Farmer, the Twin Sister Witches (talking aloud): "We'll soon make Karen pay. Won't we, your Greatness?"

Winnie (talking to the Farmer sisters): "Indeed my children.  Our time will come, but we must be patient."

Mary Sanderson (talking to Winnie): "Oh, Winnie.  Thou art so wise, and thou art so divine."

Sarah Sanderson (talking aloud): "Just imagine me, ruling the world as a Princess Witch.  I would be unstoppable.  I could bend the will of any boy to my will.  Why, I could even hang him on and hook and play with him if I wanted to, whenever I wanted to!"

Winnie (insulting Sarah): "Yes, well, that is why I am in charge, you twiddlenit.  You wouldn't have the slightest idea as to how to rule the world.  I suppose that's why Mother always looked to me to set an example for you and Mary.  I'm a natural born leader."

Sadira (talking to Winnie): "I just hope I can follow your example, your Greatness."

Winnie (talking to Sadira): "You can my little Witch of the Sand.  You are a devoted student of magic.  Your trust in me will not fail to bring you the greatest of rewards.  There are benefits that come with working for me.  I empower the powerless to find the power within themselves.  You do believe in yourself, don't you, my dear Sadira?"

Sadira (talking to Winifred): "I do your, Greatness. I strive to be the greatest witch I can be.  I believe in my own capabilities, and I believe in yours too, your Greatness."

Cinderella the Sorceress - The Other Side Of A Photo Caption Story.

 

As Cinderella is learning about her place in the world as a sorceress, elsewhere an assembly of the witches of the world is meeting...

Winifred Sanderson (talking to the World Assembly of the Banished Witches): "My fellow witches. My sisters. The time has come for us to take our rightful place in the world.  We shall seek our rightful revenge. Revenge against Karen of the Atlantic.  The witch who banished us from the magical world.

Shakata (talking aloud): "At last, ultimate power!"

Sadira (talking aloud): "Yes, the time has come for us, the TRUE witches to rule!"

Shakata (talking to Sadira): You have much to learn about power young one.  The great Winifred Sanderson is the one who'll show us the way to total power."

Gert (the adult blonde-haired witch talking to Shakata): "Yes, and the Great Winnie is after all, the best teacher."

Shakata (talking to Gert): "Indeed, my sister. "

Cinderella the Sorceress - Part 2

 

Cinderella, as she was getting dressed one morning after her encounter with Evelyn the Blue Fairy, the ghost-witch Sarah Ravencroft and Karen of the Atlantic, the Great Sea Witch heard a voice calling to her...

Cinderella (talking aloud): "Who is calling my name?"

Karen of the Atlantic (talking to Cinderella): "It is I, Cinderella, Karen of the Atlantic."

Cinderella (talking to Karen of the Atlantic): " Karen? Karen of the Atlantic?  You look different."

Karen of the Atlantic (talking to Cinderella):  "I told you, my dear.  I can take on many forms. "

 

Karen of the Atlantic (talking to Cinderella): "I can assure you that it is I, Karen of the Atlantic."

Karen of the Atlantic (talking to Cinderella):  "Watch this.  Magic, I call upon you.  Make me appear as Cinderella, my magical child, first saw me."

Suddenly, Karen appears in the form in which she had first appeared to Cinderella...

Karen of the Atlantic (talking to Cinderella): "Do I look familiar to you now?"

Cinderella (talking to Karen of the Atlantic): "It is you."

Karen of the Atlantic (talking to Cinderella): " Oooh. Aren't you a smart one."

Karen of the Atlantic (talking to Cinderella): "Now, let me revert back to my other form. Magic, I call upon thee. Turn me back to my other form."

Suddenly, Karen of the Atlantic refers back to the form in which she had just appeared...

Karen of the Atlantic (talking to Cinderella): "Now you know my true form, my child. Yes, my true form is how you see me now."

Cinderella (talking to Karen of the Atlantic): "My, how do you do that?"

Karen (talking to Cinderella): "Practice."

Karen (talking to Cinderella): "Now, do you remember that I told you when we met that I would assign you a fairy to serve as your conscience, to guide you through the ways of magic as you navigate the mortal world with your newfound powers?"

Cinderella (talking to Karen): "I do."

Karen (talking to Cinderella): "Well, would you like to meet her?"

Cinderella (talking to Karen): "I would."

Karen (casting a spell aloud): "Magic, I call upon thee to bring forth Whitney the Fairy. Make her appear before us now."

Suddenly, Whitney the Fairy appears as if out of thin air...

Whitney (talking aloud to Karen): "You have summoned me, O Wise Witch of the Sea?"

Karen (talking Whitney): "Yes. I have indeed, my child.  You remember that I have assigned you to serve as a guide to my new magical creature, the sorceress Cinderella?"

Whitney the Fairy (talking to Karen of the Atlantic): "I do."

Karen (talking to Whitney): "Well, this is her."

Cinderella (talking to Whitney the Fairy): "How do you do, ma'am."

Whitney (talking to Cinderella): " Fine, thank you. How do you do?"

Cinderella (talking to Whitney): "I am fine. Thank you, ma'am."

Karen (talking to Cinderella): "Whitney shall serve as your moral conscience in the mortal world.  Do as she tells you.  She is wise and she shall guide you through the path of righteousness as you carry out the tasks you are to complete."

Cinderella (talking to Karen of the Atlantic): " I understand."

Karen (talking to Cinderella): "Good. Remember, Cinderella. Do as Whitney tells you.  I must go now.  Goodbye, ducklings."

Karen invokes the power of her magic and disappears as if she had never been there...

Casper Meets Wendy (1998 / Disney's Halloweentown (1998) Crossover - Wendy the Good Little Holy Terror.

 

Wendy the" Good Little Holy Terror"

Aunt Gert (talking to her niece, Wendy the Good Little Witch): "Well, I wasn't expecting Little Red Riding Hood.  Great-aunt Aggie told us you were a holy little terror."

Wendy (talking to Gert): "Well, your expectations were wrong.  I'm a good little witch.  I would never behave like a holy terror.

Aunt Aggie Cromwell (talking aloud to Wendy, Gert, Gabby, and Fanny): "Trust me, Wendy is holy little terror. She's such a goody-goody.