Planning a month from now

"Oooh, this gives off a blueberry aroma. You know what, I should use this in my act!" Barbara spoke to the air. She was currently raising the seltzer bottle she found in her parent's storage. "Still, why would they release a brand under seltzer water? I don't think Willy Wonka was popular among the seltzer drinkers."

"Watcha doin'?" Peggy said, coming up right besides where Barbara was sitting. The clown girl ruffled her the second youngest sister's hair.

"I got something from mom and dad's storage, going to make something that will surely make people stop hating clowns!" Barbara declared, raising her hand towards the sky. Peggy giggled at the antic, which made Barbara smile.

"So how does, whatever that is, help clowns in anyway?" Peggy questioned.

"By itself, nothing, but it inspires! And you know what it inspires?" Barbara said to her sister, who shook her head to answer. "Movies! I'm going to put a clown as the centerpiece of each film!"

"But isn't that illegal?"

"Ehh,copyright laws and something like that. The point is that parody isn't illegal." Barbara waved the question off. "Right now I know what my first movie will be, but I'm trying to figure out what I'll do to fill up two and a half months of work!"

"What is your first movie going to be?" Peggy said innocently.

"Depending on the year, 'Charlie and The Chocolate Factory' or 'Willy Wonka.'" Barbara spoke, looking at the seltzer bottle weirdly.

"Why pick that to open the show?"

"Name another movie that has a whimsical feel to it as well as that one? It was a rhetorical question, besides mom and dad have a prop from the movie or at least something of the sort." Barbara held the seltzer bottle up in the air to see the sun peer through the liquid.

"I don't remember a seltzer bottle in either movies"

"Yeah, me neither, but here it is. See, right here." Barbara said, pointing right at the logo and nametag on the bottle. Peggy scratched her head at the fact, but didn't raise too much of a fuss.

"Is it fine to ask you if you need any sibling assistance?" Peggy inquired.

"Sure, I wouldn't leave any of you out. Just get Charlie and Humphrey over here and we'll talk shop!" Barbara responded back.