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Fri, 16 Nov 2018 07:30:44 GMT

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As a HALF-WITCH, Sabrina has numerous abilities, some of which can directly tamper with others. Two of these abilities are MEMORY MANIPULATION and TELEPATHY, the latter not as powerful or perfected as Sabrina is still young and has yet to sign her name in the Book of the Beast.

MEMORY MANIPULATION

Sabrina cannot alter a character's core personality through this

TELEPATHY

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Since Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is fairly new, I will try my best to avoid spoiling others if they have yet to watch it. Sabrina's pull-point is S1x10 around the 32:57 mark, so major spoilers abound.

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Sat, 03 Nov 2018 09:24:13 GMT

〈 PLAYER INFO 〉
NAME: Nita
AGE: 29
JOURNAL: erewhile
IM / EMAIL: ziodynes@gmail.com
PLURK: kitties
RETURNING: Haru Okumura ( girlybruiser )

〈 CHARACTER INFO 〉
CHARACTER NAME: Sabrina Spellman
CHARACTER AGE: 16
SERIES: Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
CHRONOLOGY:
CLASS: Hero-ish
HOUSING: Anywhere but Nonah as I have Haru there.

BACKGROUND:

Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is a TV show based on the titular character who originally appeared in Archie Comics, with a modern and darker twist to it. While it's heavily inferred the CW's Riverdale, the comics's modern take on the show with mature themes is set in the same universe as Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, the latter centers around witches, magic, the supernatural, and the occult in the mining town of Greendale while Riverdale appears to have nothing of the sort. For now it's up in the air whether the two shows exist in one universe or alternate ones.

In Greendale, Sabrina's birthplace, witches and the supernatural have taken up residence for years unbeknownst to the mortal public. They do not generally mingle with humans, many staying within their covens or at the Academy of Unseen Arts, a school for witches not visible to humans. Other beings may hide in plain sight; animals in the forest are not always what they seem, instead being supernatural creatures known as Familiars. In the case of Sabrina and her family, they live at a mortuary run and owned by her aunts Zelda and Hilda Spellman, along with her cousin Ambrose. Zelda and Hilda raise Sabrina together, as her parents have passed long ago, leaving her in their care. As in other adaptations, Sabrina is half-witch and half-mortal, her father, Edward having fallen in love with her mother, Diana, breaking witch law to be with her. It's implied their death via plane crash is no accident, but as no one can confirm it to be true, the ruling remains an accident.

As such, Sabrina's witching family provides and cares for her, all the while she continues to socialize in the mortal world, going to a public school and befriending humans, falling in love with the human boy Harvey Kinkle. She hides the truth about her witchy nature from her friends and teachers, making excuses any time she must tend to her witch duties. She and her family continue this ruse for years and COAS begins with Sabrina at the edge of fifteen going sixteen, in which she must make a difficult decision and choose her witching side, abandoning her friends and mortal life so that she can fully immerse herself in her duties as a witch, as per tradition.

But being half-human, half-witch teenaged girl, things begin to go awry.

Initially, Sabrina holds reservations about her Dark Baptism, an unholy ceremony, the most important in a witch's life, in which she is to sign her name in the Dark Lord's, the witches' one and only supreme being, book and devote themselves in body and soul to him for the rest of their lives. Her Dark Baptism will signify the beginning of her witch life, but the end of her mortal one. She has yet to tell her friends the lie the family has concocted; that Sabrina will be transferring away to a new school in Connecticut. She is not the only one who holds reservations about her Dark Baptism and transfer to the Academy of Unseen Arts; the Weird Sisters (Prudence, Dorcas, and Agatha) make it clear Sabrina is unwanted at the Academy, due to her being a "half-breed". However, there are others out there who conspire to ensure she signs her name. Without her knowledge, Sabrina's teacher, Ms. Mary Wardwell, is replaced by a witch working for the Dark Lord, who begins to manipulate the young girl, pushing her further to accept her witch roots for Ms. Wardwell's own agenda.

Unsure if she is making the correct choice, her cousin Ambrose lets her in on a little secret. Following his advice, Sabrina tracks down a tree he informs her of and eats one of its apples, which will allow her to see which path she should choose before her Dark Baptism. What she sees is horrifying: witch lynchings, fire, and the Dark Lord himself. Naturally, this makes her all the more concerned about her decision. Even after meeting the High Priest of the Church of Night, Father Faustus Blackwood, whom attempts to alleviate her concerns about signing away her name (though he blatantly lies in order to coerce her into doing so), Sabrina remains uncertain. The end result is at her ceremony she hesitates, suddenly seeing a vision of her deceased parents with her mother telling her to run. Sabrina then refuses to sign her name much to the shock and dismay of her aunts and coven, Church of Night, and flees the Dark Baptism. The Dark Lord is angered by this betrayal, threatening Sabrina that he will have her eventually.

Sabrina is then summoned by the Court of Witches, charged with breach of promise for not signing the Book of the Beast. Luckily, thanks to a mortal by the name of Daniel Webster, lawyer and occultist, Sabrina is found not guilty and she and her family are spared. However, during her trial it is unveiled that Zelda, along with Sabrina's father, put her name in the Book of the Beast when she was a newborn without her knowledge. Coincidentally, Hilda, along with Sabrina's mother, had her baptized in a mortal church. Though not guilty, a stipulation of retaining her mortal life is that she must attend the Academy of Unseen Arts. Father Blackwood, along with Ms. Wardwell, is also determined to have Sabrina sign her name into the book at whatever the cost.

During this time, her friends slowly begin to find themselves entangled in the unnatural. Harvey admits to Sabrina he saw something down in the town mines as a child, which she realizes is the Dark Lord, and her friend Roz is going blind, though she experiences strange visions she can't explain. In a moment of weakness, Sabrina exposes herself as a witch to Harvey, but quickly realizes her mistake and erases his memory.

She begins attending her classes at the Academy, with her own hidden agenda of honing her power so she can take down the Dark Lord, but it's a rocky start with Prudence and the Weird Sisters attempting to kill her. Sabrina, along with the ghosts of former students murdered at the school, manage to teach a lesson to put Prudence and the other girls in place. She also attempts to convince Father Blackwood to allow her to take classes above her placement, in which he hands her a puzzle made by her father to solve. If she can solve it, she can take conjuring classes. Sabrina is able to solve it, but by opening it, she accidentally unleashes a sleep demon that her father had trapped. It terrorizes Sabrina and her family, with Ms. Wardwell finding herself with no choice but to step in to help save them. Realizing Ms. Wardwell is not who she claims to be, Sabrina confronts her, learning that Wardwell is a witch herself, excommunicated from her own coven and a follower of Edward Spellman, who was asked to watch over Sabrina without revealing herself. Sabrina is angered by the truth, realizing her family has continuously lied to her and that she's sick of the secrets.

Back at school, Harvey tells Sabrina about the inexplicable encounter he, Ros, and Susie faced with Susie's Uncle Pete while Sabrina was away. Realizing it's demonic possession and somehow tied to Harvey seeing the Dark Lord in the mines, she enacts an exorcism with the help of her aunts and Ms. Wardwell in order to help Susie out before Pete is killed by the demon. Little does Sabrina know that Ms. Wardwell manipulated the situation, requiring her to perform an exorcism on a mortal, all part of the Dark Lord's master plan. Wardwell murders Pete, leaving Sabrina to believe she had a hand in his death. Wardwell continues to push Sabrina into doing her bidding without the young witch's realization, making her even more doubtful of a holiday witches celebrate known as the Feast of Feasts, where a witch is sacrificed and consumed by the other witches. Prudence is picked as sacrifice, a high honor she basks in, but Sabrina strongly opposes the idea of allowing any witch to die and be cannibalized in an ancient tradition. When Wardwell takes Sabrina and Prudence to meet a witch who had fled the Feast of Feasts years ago when she was to be sacrificed, they happen upon Harvey and his family hunting in the forest. The Kinkles kill a Familiar, assuming it to be a deer, which sparks the ire of the Weird Sisters when they realize Harvey is from a family of witch hunters.

Sabrina begins to suspect Father Blackwood's pregnant wife, Lady Blackwood, when she comes to Zelda and rants her own suspicions that the Weird Sisters are going to kill her children and take away their birthright. When Sabrina learns this, she and Hilda plot together to reveal that Prudence is Blackwood's illegitimate daughter by forcing Lady Blackwood to ingest a truth serum at dinner and that Lady Blackwood cast a spell so that Prudence would be picked as a sacrifice for the Feast of Feasts. However, at the Feast of Feasts, Sabrina is unable to stop the cannibalization of her kind anyway when another witch sacrifices herself and the coven devours her.

Meanwhile, Dorcas and Agatha are determined to hurt Harvey and cast a spell that causes the mines to collapse when Harvey and his brother Tommy are inside. Given that Sabrina had previously cast a protection spell on Harvey, he escapes relatively unharmed from the mines, but Tommy dies instead. Broken and distraught, Harvey begins to fall apart and Sabrina is unable to watch him suffer, seeking out Wardwell to see if there's a way to resurrect Tommy once she learns from Roz that she had a vision of two girls in the mines when she had touched Tommy's hardhat. Against Zelda's warnings, Sabrina steals a rite from Wardwell and along with Prudence and another classmate from the Academy, Nick Scratch, confront Agatha and Dorcas for their treacherous doing. Sabrina sacrifices Agatha in order to bring Tommy back, but unbeknownst to her or the others, the rite Wardwell left for Sabrina to find does not contain the proper instructions. She also buries Agatha in her family's graveyard, which contains soil that can resurrect the dead. Agatha is brought back to life and Tommy miraculously returns, but something is evidently wrong with him. As it turns out, Sabrina cheated death and upset the natural balance; by bringing back Tommy, but also Agatha, death demands a body so Agatha's body begins to give up on her and Tommy is without a soul, just a reanimated corpse.

While Roz and Susie, still experiencing supernatural encounters that seem to lead back to Sabrina (Roz experiences a vision while visiting Tommy with Sabrina and Susie is visited by the spirit of an ancestor that reveals the Spellmans were witches), also begin to grow suspicious that their best friend is keeping a secret from them, Sabrina comes to a horrifying realization that she did make a mistake with Tommy. Hilda discovers what Sabrina has done when Ambrose and the other Weird Sisters call for her help with Agatha, confronting her niece over it. Zelda also learns of this transgression when Agatha, near death, collapses before a class she's teaching at the Academy. She and Sabrina get into a heated argument, which leaves Zelda refusing to help Sabrina who plans to go into mortal Limbo to retrieve Tommy's soul. With nowhere else to turn to for help, Sabrina runs to Wardwell who helps lead her into Limbo. In this realm while searching for Tommy, she happens upon her mother Diana, who orders her to run when a creature lurking Limbo, known as a Soul Eater, shows up. Though Sabrina is able to find Tommy, before she can get them both out the Soul Eater kills Tommy, destroying his soul forever. With no other means to fix what she's done and tricked by Wardwell into confessing to Harvey, Sabrina does just that. Harvey is shocked and heartbroken by this revelation, but takes it upon himself to be the one to kill Tommy instead of letting Sabrina do it. Harvey then asks a heartbroken Sabrina to leave.

Back at school, Roz and Susie, whom have mulled over the possibility that Sabrina is a witch, address their suspicions. Admitting it's true, Sabrina reveals she wanted to tell them, but keep them safe at the same time. Rather than the trio falling apart due to this revelation, they come together, Roz and Susie insisting they will always be there for her. Wardwell, however, is disappointed that Sabrina's friends chose to protect rather than turn against her, so she summons the Greendale Thirteen, witches who had been lynched by mortals and left to die by other witches so that their secrets would never be exposed. The Thirteen are livid and plan to lay siege to Greendale and the witches, having Ambrose deliver their message to the coven. While the Church of Night rallies together in the Academy to protect themselves, they leave the mortals of Greendale on their own, fully knowing that the Thirteen plan to summon the Red Angel of Death, who will ride through the town and kill all firstborns. Sabrina cannot abide by this, not with her friends in danger as well, and with her family they devise a plan to protect the town by instigating a tornado warning that forces the town to seek shelter in the basement of the high school.

Unfortunately, Harvey chooses to remain at home, where his dad's health leaves him unwilling to vacate. Sabrina makes a dire attempt to get him to get to Baxter High, but realizing her now ex-boyfriend won't go, she calls in a favor from Nick to protect him from the Thirteen and Red Angel of Death. She heads back to the school where her family is, preparing to hold down the fort with their combined power. This is where Sabrina will be whisked from when she arrives in Mask or Menace.

PERSONALITY:

❝ I WANT BOTH. I WANT FREEDOM AND POWER. ❞
The Sabrina Spellman of Netflix's adaptation of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is the modern day embodiment of the American teenage girl; she is headstrong, conscientious, stubborn, mouthy, opposes the patriarchy, and loves with all her heart. She wants what any young girl at her age: to live her live by her own terms, not dictated by authoritarian figures. Given her rather unusual -- or rather supernatural circumstances, life as a half-witch, half-mortal has not been easy for her, challenging the way she views tradition and society itself.

Knowing someday she will be leaving behind her friends, school and town is a terrifying prospect, because change is a scary thought, but more importantly to Sabrina, the idea that she is giving up all autonomy to something -- or someone, at that -- is simply unfair and even outdated. Throughout the series she repeatedly expresses uncertainty about not just her Dark Baptism, but the Dark Lord himself, and even the idea of what her duty as a witch entails. Time and time again, whether it's a supernatural vision that forewarns taking the Path of Night, or observing the callousness of the witches around her, show Sabrina this is not a choice she may want. Ultimately, while she still is able to retain her freedom, Sabrina shirks her witchly duty to her coven, regardless of the shock and utter disgust it brings to both witches and her family. Sabrina showcases the inability to simply accept certain things the way they are, always looking to understand why she needs to make certain choices when she can clearly see there are other possibilities out there. She is defiant in the face of adversity, refusing to back down from authority figures such as Father Blackwood, or getting into heated arguments with her own Aunt Zelda. She doesn't always hold her tongue when she feels her buttons are being pushed or when she senses those around her are trying to force her to change who she is. Proud of who she is and what she stands for, Sabrina is highly unwilling to give up any part of her that makes her what she is.

Much of these uncertainties and stubbornness are brought about by her strong ties to her mortal friends and life she's established in Greendale. Unlike the witches in her coven, being a half-mortal means Sabrina has spent her life meeting all sorts of people from all walks of life. Though she is young, she's grown to be far more empathetic and kind towards those who would be deemed "different", but a part of her attachment is her own experiences being "different" herself. While not part of a wide social circle, Sabrina does have a small pool of friends she is fiercely protective of. Like other teens, she enjoys going to the movies with her friends, partaking in deep discussions about film and book, and generally being around them as they remind her she does have a place in their world, regardless of what her coven and family try to tell her. Being a friendly, inquisitive teenager, Sabrina can grow easily protective of people whether she's known them forever or a short while. When Susie is bullied to the point of being physically assaulted, Sabrina gets payback so that those who harmed her will never again lay a hand on her. She even goes as far as manipulating events to create a safe space in the school for Susie, but all other girls as she feels it's a necessity she herself does something. Even when Prudence, named Queen of the Feast of Feasts, is essentially to be killed, Sabrina goes out of her way to talk her attempted murderer out of the ceremony, insisting she can't stand by while a precious life is taken. While she does these, she rarely demands thanks for taking it upon herself to protect them, save for Prudence whom she calls upon a favor afterwards. (In all fairness, Prudence tried to kill her.) Making a friend in Sabrina is essentially a friend and guardian for life, but half the time one wouldn't know the lengths she will go to to keep her loved ones safe.

But as much as she loves, it's that fierce emotion that leads her down reckless paths, without any regard for what future consequences spell out. She is often too quick to jump the gun on situations without taking the proper time to evaluate them. Though she is constantly trying to think ahead, Sabrina doesn't always accept her inexperience meaning mistakes happen, some of which can try the patience of those who care for her. There are never ill intentions behind her attempts at fixing a situation, but her insistence on doing things without the proper help and/or disregarding how things actually work land her and others in trouble. Her love for her boyfriend Harvey is a major example and plot point when Harvey's older brother Tommy is killed in a mine collapse and she uses necromancy to resurrect Tommy, despite being repeatedly warned she is entangling herself in magic she doesn't understand. But being unable to watch Harvey mourn, Sabrina ignores every warning and then stubbornly refuses to admit her mistake until it's too far gone. Even then, she pushes and exhausts every option of fixing the situation until she comes to the realization she's screwed up. Only by then she woefully admits defeat.

And again, so much of what Sabrina does for others is out of the kindness of her heart and general belief that it is the moral thing to do, but that does not mean she doesn't have a mischievous or even cruel bone in her body. She is not necessarily above creating a situation in order to punish those she deems deserving of it. She is even shown to be egged on rather easily at times, such as Wardwell revealing the school principal has a phobia of spiders. Sabrina then abuses that fact to leave Principal Hawthorne out sick for a day so she can organize a club at school by bypassing his authority. One could easily point out that as a witch, Sabrina probably has various harmless methods she could have used to keep Hawthorne away for one day, but she chooses to go with something personal due to friction with her principal and how he's regarded as an absolute creep on a power trip. She willingly terrorizes the jocks who assaulted Susie, playing mind games on them, then blackmails them with photographic evidence that would destroy their social lives as it plays on homophobia, something Sabrina actually does not tolerate. But when it comes to keeping others happy and/or safe, doing something so underhanded and cruel can be perceived by Sabrina as a necessity. Enacting violence is something of a rarity, but she can be pushed to that point, seen when she cuts Agatha's throat and sacrifices her to bring Tommy back as it was her and Agatha's that had him murdered. Though she had secret plans to revive Agatha, Sabrina's mannerisms are vicious and cold, to the surprise of her fellow witches. When someone has wronged her or a loved one to that extent, she can be unforgiving.

In spite of all this, Sabrina is generally an amiable and warm individual who won't take issue with others as long as they give her no reason to. She teases her loved ones in harmless fun and is always trying to lend a sympathetic ear when something is bothering them. She is respectful of others' needs provided it isn't clashing with her morals and places a good level of trust in those she feels earned it. Sometimes, though, she is naive enough to believe someone has earned her trust, usually through the other party omitting details. Otherwise, like girls her age, though she can be a bit melodramatic and sanctimonious, she longs for adventure that isn't afforded in a small town or to someone caught up in a dual life. What Sabrina ultimately desires is her freedom and power that will help her secure that, so that she won't ever have to make an impossible choice between two halves of her life that she loves. The events of CAOS lead her to choose one life over another, but in a world without those restrictions, she might be likely to embrace a more adventurous lifestyle than she could ever dream of.

POWER:

❝ THE POWER'S YOURS. NOT OURS. ❞
Sabrina is HALF-MORTAL and HALF-WITCH, her witch heritage granting her numerous abilities. According to Ms. Wardwell, Sabrina has the potential to be the greatest witch of her generation. However, having not yet signed her name into the Book of the Beast, Sabrina's powers, while powerful, are not fully realized and she still has to rely at times on the combined powers of others to assist her.

So far, Sabrina has exhibited these powers:

SPELL CASTING — The power to control, manipulate and change events, actions, objects or people through incantation, ritual, and/or potions.
ASTRAL PROJECTION: Sabrina can project herself in astral form from her body to wherever she wants to go. It doesn't appear she needs to see the place prior to arriving. In this form she is basically a ghost.
ATMOKINESIS: Control of the weather.
CONJURATION/SUMMONING: The ability to conjure up objects from imagination to real life. She hasn't conjured anything big or dangerous so far, but if she would ever require doing so I'll ask for mod permission first. Additionally, Sabrina can summon people to her location if she wishes, with any party she has called upon usually being aware it is Sabrina herself summoning them. This will also come with a permissions post.
DEMONIC EXORCISM: Thanks to an incantation from her father, Sabrina can expel demons in mortals.
ILLUSION CASTING: The ability to project life-like illusions.
MEDIUMSHIP: Communication with spirits/the dead and ability to see them.
MEMORY MANIPULATION: Ability to add and/or remove specific or false memories. In certain cases, those affected may have an inkling or remember through being reminded that their memories were tampered with. Will come with a permissions post.
NECROMANCY: Sabrina can resurrect the dead, though this requires a sacrifice. Failure to do so results in the resurrected coming back in zombie-like state, potentially violent and cannibalistic. Will only be done with mod permission.
TECHNOPATHY: Sabrina seems capable of turning on/off electronics by simply pointing at them.
TELEKINESIS: The ability to move objects with her mind.
TELEPATHY: The ability to read minds. Will come with a permissions post.
WARDING: Sabrina can place protection wards and spells on people or places, shielding them from harm.

FAMILIAR — Familiars are goblins that take the shape of animals and serve their witch masters. Familiars are picked from a registry, but can be summoned instead if the witch chooses to. They are apparently bound to their witch masters, so when the witch dies the Familiar dies as well.

SALEM is Sabrina's Familiar, who has taken the form of a cat. Only she can communicate with him. Salem is protective of Sabrina and is seen being capable of taking down an animated scarecrow that attacked her, though the full extent of his capabilities is not shown, besides being able to "get through any crack" (which will be limited in player/mod plot events) and keep Sabrina calm during highly stressful situations. To non-magical folk Salem is an ordinary cat, but witches, demons, gods, etc. will be able to sense Salem is a goblin in disguise.

〈 CHARACTER SAMPLES 〉

COMMUNITY POST (VOICE) SAMPLE:

[ The video opens to a girl, blond hair with a black headband to keep it pinned away from her young face, meeting whomever her audience is with a focused look. While she hardly appears shaken, there is evidence of exhaustion; small, dark circles under her eyes and her face slightly pale. She didn't manage to get a good night's sleep after her arrival, spending almost all of her time determined to finding a portal or rite out of this world. Needless to say, it's been a disappointing night.

But it leaves her with a multitude of questions and she's confident that someone provide her with answers.

She offers a brief, polite smile which fades quickly as she gets straight to the point: ]

Hello, my name is Sabrina Spellman. I've already been given the brief introductory spiels, so I highly doubt that my hometown is familiar to anyone else else... so I'll skip those questions for now as I have other ones.

[ She waits a moment, as if the network needs a moment to prep themselves. She then continues, straightening her shoulders and leveling her gaze. ]

In spite what the pamphlet they gave us says, this is all essentially a kidnapping, yes? My question is: if we are basically undocumented individuals who wound up in a place without our written or verbal consent, then how exactly does this version of the US government have any right to chip us like... [ Her nostrils flare as she searches for the words. ] Like animals? That must be some kind of human rights violation, is it not? We didn't ask to be brought here -- a fact which they know. Has anyone ever requested an attorney in this case?

[ Whoops, may have gotten a little heated there. Teenagers, man. ]

This is so wrong. [ A sigh. ] Any helpful answers would be appreciated, thank you very much.

LOGS POST (PROSE) SAMPLE:

( TEST DRIVE. And if that is too short... )

After a few dizzying footsteps forward, Sabrina feels a large hand clamp down on her shoulder. Her instinct is to push it off, however whatever drug the soldiers and lab technicians had sedated her with is slowly wearing off leaving her heavily exhausted. Her feet drag slightly, but she doesn't get too far when she feels the soldier's hand on her hold her in place. His touch isn't rough, but it isn't gentle either. Her skin crawls as she thinks about what they've done to her.

"Ma'am, we sincerely understand your frustrations, but you need to rest." The soldier says.

Sabrina doesn't even grace him with a look, staring ahead at the door. Stubbornly, she tries to inch toward it again, but winds up leaning back against the soldier who supports her tiny frame easily.

"ImPorts often have friends or family here. Maybe we can contact someone for you? We have a driver who will take you to your residence."

"I'm fine. I can walk." Sabrina shoots, but remains rooted to her spot.

Someone to contact... she isn't certain and there's a sinking fear that she has no one to turn to. She had already called for Aunt Zelda, Hilda, and Ambrose upon arrival and if they were, Sabrina knows they would have shown up already to collect her. No, something is deeply wrong here, and it's not just with the explanation the soldiers had given her about the Porter and being recruited for something far bigger than herself. She can't ascertain what it is yet, but she plans to get to the bottom of this mystery once the sedation has fully worn off.

The indignity, though, of being handled in such a way by the government. Sabrina is absolutely appalled and furious with their behavior, compounded by the fact she's basically been kidnapped and ripped away from her friends and family she needs to save. She hates how powerless she feels currently, but more than that she actually feels scared and confused. There's a slight possibility this could be the Dark Lord or the Greendale Thirteen's doing, entrapping her in a dream she assumes to be reality. There's also a possibility it isn't some crazy dream, but an urgency to return to her rightful home begins to beat out her panic and dismay, and she starts to gather herself so that once she exits this place she can begin her journey home.

The US soldiers may have said something once or twice about being "unable" to return to Greendale, but Sabrina is nothing if not stubborn. Hardly a welcome challenge, but one she accepts regardless as what's at stake back home.

After all, when has telling Sabrina Spellman "no" ever actually stopped her?

"I'll be okay," she finally says, her voice resolute.

FINAL NOTES:
I'M SO SORRY THIS APP IS SO LONG.

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