Into the woods: Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood & Magic Unite

In a kingdom overshadowed by longing and dreams, Cinderella yearned to escape her oppressive domestic life, expressing her wishes for the royal ball despite mockery from her cruel stepmother and stepsisters. Simultaneously, Jack, a naive farm boy, faced the harsh reality of needing to sell his beloved cow, Milky-White, as his family struggled to make ends meet. Across the village, a baker and his wife toiled in their bakery, secretly wishing for a child, unaware that their past held a dark curse placed by a vengeful witch. Little Red Riding Hood embarked on her journey through the woods with baked goods for her sick grandmother, despite warnings about the lurking dangers. The narrative unfolds as the characters grapple with their desires, revealing connections and intertwining paths, while the witch offers the baker a chance to redeem his family’s lost potential by retrieving enchanted items necessary to break the spell. As tensions escalate, Cinderella must navigate her cruel circumstances, Jack grapples with the loss of his friend, and the baker and his wife unearth the consequences of their actions from long ago, all while the enchanted woods loom in the background, promising both peril and possibility.