Watching Over the Garden Wall

Chapter 1 - The Old Grist Mill

underline = the scenes on the screen

Italics = means that the character on the screen is singing/talking

Normal = means that the character watching are talking

Wirt's POV

a toad playing the piano appears on the screen ;

" Is that Jason Funderburker, Wirt"

" I think it might be Greg"

Led through the mist,

a redheaded girl in a blue dress, petting her dog whilst sitting in the woods with a bird flying by in the background, looking back toward the bird;

" Beatrice's that you right," said Greg

"It is Greg and that the stupid bird that cursed me" she sighed

By the milk-light of the moon,

a grinning black cat on a turkey-drawn cart full of pumpkins;

All that was lost,

a circus with four long-legged instrumentalists, a juggling gorilla, and a ballerina dancing atop a galloping horse;

"That so cool isn't it Wirt, a giant circus with gorillas and horses wouldn't it be cool to go to one of those"

" yep, it would be cool"

" I've been to one before" commented Beatrice

"Really"

Yes, we went a couple of years back, it was interesting"

is revealed.

a set of varied, wooden dolls;

"Hey, one of them looks like you highwayman"

" it does Pilgrim yes it does"

Our long bygone burdens,

a nobleman holding a candle, looking upon a portrait before being startled by a moving shadow and the wind;

"Darling that you," said Margueritte Grey to Quincy Endicott.

mere echoes of the spring,

an old woman with the top half of her face cut from the shot, using a pair of vintage bird scissors to cut a thread on a quilt;

But where have we come,

two jovial, sailor-looking boys sitting on the rocks that border a river, one winding up a steamboat before setting it on the water;

and where shall we end?

Lorna setting a candle down on the shelf in a catacomb-like area;

"Auntie Whispers look I'm on the screen"

a large fish on a wooden boat in a murky river, fishing;

If dreams can't come true,

A hand picking up a rock from the ground;

" that me. That me, that how I got my rock and that's a rock fact"

Some chuckled at that commented

then why not pretend?

The Woodsman's Daughter standing in front of a well with the Woodsman chopping logs in the background, the young woman looking off to the side as it pans toward the forest.