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"The Dollhouse" is an unreleased sixth animated short of the The Owl House short series, Owl Pellets.
Plot[]
Luz jumps onto the couch and switches on the crystal ball to watch TV. A commercial appears, featuring Tinella Nosa advertising her stall "The Dollhouse" at the market. Tinella Nosa has dollies for every occasion, and she assures the viewers that they are not cursed. She then goes on to say that the dolls are perfect for various occasions, asking who wouldn't want to receive a definitely not cursed gift like this. Just then, the head of the doll appearing on screen stops spinning, and its eyes start glowing red. Disembodied whispering can also be heard. Tinella Nosa pushes the doll aside, frantically begging someone to come help her get rid of the dolls, saying that she will do anything (including paying) for someone to do it, and swears that the dolls aren't cursed. Suddenly, a hand appears and presses itself atop Tinella Nosa's head. The large doll behind the stand leans forward, and roars at Tinella Nosa.
The feed then abruptly cuts out and the screen turns black. At the same instant, King comes back to the Owl House, telling Luz she won't believe what they are giving away at the market; he has brought back three dolls, and one of them bears an eerily striking resemblance to Tinella Nosa. The doll whispers, begging someone to help her. Upon hearing this, Luz pulls out a dagger.
Cast[]
Non-speaking cameo[]
Transcript[]
| For a full transcript of "The Dollhouse", click here. |
Trivia[]
The stall in "Once Upon a Swap".
- According to Zach Marcus, the short was deemed too scary to be aired on TV.[2]
- Had it aired, this would've been the only short (and the only piece of The Owl House media) where Luz appears in a non-speaking role.
- The stall featured in the short makes a cameo in "Once Upon a Swap".
References[]
- ↑ Marcus, Zach [@zach2themax] (August 25, 2021). "anyone wanna see the one owl house short that never made it to air? :3c" (Tweet). Retrieved November 15, 2021 – via Twitter.
- ↑ Marcus, Zach [@zach2themax] (August 25, 2021). "backstory, we looked to bg's the designers made for inspiration and stuff we could expand on. @LelandGoodman had put a certain stall i loved in the market... i wrote and storyboarded a short for it, but it was deemed too scary to air on channel." (Tweet) – via Twitter.