Candy House

ACT I Woodcutter's Cabin It's a sleepless night in the forest cabin. The woodcutter and his wife snuggle up in front of the extinguished stove, gazing into the darkness. Hansel and Gretel - their children - sleep on a small bed not far away, innocent and unaware. Woodcutter Oh, what should we do... We can't even feed ourselves, how can we take care of those children? Woodcutter's Wife Well, they are YOUR children. If you ask me, tomorrow morning, I would take them to the forest, and then... the angels would take care of them, or the wolfess which breastfed Romulus. Woodcutter What? No! I'll not abandon my children! Woodcutter's Wife Oh, have your way then sire, because I have already started regretting - for marrying a man just because of his good appearance. Throw those kids away, or I go. The woodcutter looks at his sexy wife hesitantly, then at his children. He suddenly remembers that it was his ex-wife who took half of his property when she divorced him, which led him to his bankruptcy. He takes a deep breath. Between the two burdens left by the culprit who ruined his life and a plump, fertile sex partner, he ultimately makes a choice. Woodcutter I'll deal with the children then. Now, let's have sex in starvation. Woodcutter's Wife Now we are talking! Woodcutter and his wife immediately entangle with each other. The lewd sound of their bodies colliding makes the two children tremble in their sleep.

ACT II The Forest The next morning, woodcutter brings the siblings to the forest, as he promised to his wife. He is very familiar with this forest, but the siblings are not - they are excited about the unfamiliar scenery around them. Gretel Is that our white pigeon on the tree, papa? Woodcutter No... that's just morning light shine on tree leaves. Soon, as they delve deeper into this primitive forest, road disappeare beneath their feet. Hansel Ooo... It's like we are playing an adventure game! Gretel Where are we going, papa? Woodcutter sighs. He bends down, holding onto the shoulders of the siblings Woodcutter We are playing hide and seek now, kids. Close your eyes, count down one minute, and then come to find papa. Hansel Hurray! Gretel But... what if we... Woodcutter Just do what I said, Gretel. Gretel Okay, papa... The siblings close their eyes and count down sixty seconds. By the time they get out of the darkness, their father has disappeared, leaving only the sound of birds echoing in the woods. Hansel Come on! Let's find him, Gretel! Gretel I... I don't think he is hiding somewhere, Hansel. Daddy left us. Terror gripps the hearts of the siblings. Why... why would their kind father suddenly abandon them? They stumble panicly in the forest, futilely calling out the names of anyone they knew. Until suddenly, Hansel discovers a light Hansel Look, Gretel, a house!