Something Changes Morticia; Co-Stars and Consultants

The first scenes that Lawrence wanted to work on involved Morticia's character, Emily Foley, before she became a werewolf. The scenes involved Emily's backstory working in a museum, the tragic **** of Emily's parents, and the events that lead up to Emily's werewolf curse.

Today's scene required Morticia to collect an artifact from the warehouse it was kept in (the artifact, Morticia learned, was a marble wolf figurine sculpted by a nearby art college). As she read over the script to memorize her lines, Morticia happened to notice two women talking to some of the crew.

One of them was a tall elderly woman she didn't recognize. The other was a beautiful Japanese-American woman Morticia knew all to well. She motioned for Lawrence to come over.

"What's up, Morticia?" Lawrence asked.

Morticia pointed to the Japanese-American woman. "Is that who I think it is?" Morticia asked.

"Yup. Michelle Aoki. She's our leading lady, our timid heroine." Lawrence answered.

Morticia was quite happy. Michelle was a HIGHLY popular model and actress, having been in the business for 20 years now. She was Morticia's hero, and her first real celebrity crush.

Even in her early 40's, Michelle didn't look a day over 22. She was 5'7'', with long, shiny black hair and lovely green eyes. She possessed a modest bust, trim stomach, and a tight butt. At the moment, she was wearing a track suit.

"Michelle's here today to see her co-star in action before she starts filming her scenes." Lawrence said.

Morticia couldn't contain her joy. Not only was this her first role, but it was alongside her idol? This day couldn't get better. Then she remembered something.

"Who is the old woman?" Morticia asked.

"Miriam West." Lawrence answered. "She's the local expert on lycanthropy, so we brought her on as a consultant."

Morticia nodded, and moved to prepare for her first scene of the movie. Unknown to her, Miriam had been muttering something under her breath. A little magic for both Morticia and Michelle that, in her mind, would make the film much more realistic.

"I told you idiots to be careful! If I get back to the museum and even ONE of them is damaged, you all will be looking for new jobs!" Morticia yelled at the two workers who dropped the wolf figurine. The three of them then walked out of view of the camera.

"Cut!" Lawrence yelled. "Morticia, that was spectacular! I could really feel the rage there!"

Thanks, Lawrence." Morticia happily replied. "I had to play an angry customer in an advertisment for a computer company, so I know my way around anger."

Lawrence beemed. "OK, people, we've still got daylight to burn! Let's set up for the first museum scene!" He announced.

As everyone scrambled to prepare the next shoot, Morticia saw Michelle walk up to her.

"Morticia, right?" Michelle said. "You did fantastic today. Michelle Aoki, though you've probably already heard of me."

"Heard of you? You're my hero!" Morticia yelled. "I come from a family of actress, but I still looked up to you when I was starting out." She then realized she didn't properlly introduce herself. "Oh right. My real name's Amanda Van Bellman, but I prefer Morticia Darkmoon."

"Van Bellman?" Michelle asked, intrigued. "You wouldn't happen to be related to Selena Van Bellman, would you?"

"She's my mother." Morticia replied.

"I worked with her on The Creature from Cauldron Cave." Michelle remembered. "She was a wonderful person. I'm glad to be able to work with her daughter."

Morticia felt like her heart was going to explode. This was likely one of the happiest days of her life.

Hours later, Morticia returned home and practically danced in her room. The filming had gone fantastic, Lawrence made for an incredible director, and she was officially on good terms with her childhood hero.

"Everything about today was just fantastic! Can't wait for the rest of the shoot!" Morticia declared, grabbing Mortimer and hugging him.

Morticia, though, was unaware of just what the next few days would bring.

Later that night, Morticia was sleeping, dreaming of bigger film roles and red carpet events. But when the moon shined through her window, she began..