At the house, James tells Jen that things are not always as they seem. Jen senses that James knows something about what’s going on after also being the caretaker for her Aunt Lola. He tells her of the witch who was once a queen in this area and how she was ousted by a wizard and vowed to one day return. Jen isn’t completely sold by the story, but that night the cat turns into Lola once again and leads her to a clearing where she is to be offered as a virgin sacrifice by Lola and her followers. Of course, Lola is stopped (although I won’t tell you exactly how), and Jen gets some once again. This time by a silent Jon Dough. This scene was kind of anti-climactic. Jon has done a lot better in other scenes. Here he seemed almost like he was in a trance (which I didn’t see fitting into the plot anywhere) and Asia does most of the work in the scene. It’s still probably an average scene, but with Asia and Jon finishing out the movie it should have been much better. Luckily, these events give Jen the motivation she needs to finish her book, which her editor loves.