I shouldn't have been hard to represent the fairy turning her light dimmer or brighter, but it was and it might not be well represented.
The fairy lowers her light to scare her and make her open the bottle. If the beast eats the witch, she'll stay in the bottle forever, and like I mentioned before, she needs to go to the bathroom and sleep in a real bed, stuff the bottle doesn't have. I mean, the witch could treat her like a fish and clean the bottle every now and then but... it's glass, no privacy for the fairy and still no bed.
Is understandable the moment the witch reaches to the bottle with the fairy inside? Like to keep pleading for help, or to try to shake it again?
A little fairy tries to escape her bottle after being captured and used as a magic light source for late night studies, late night excavation, and to keep dangerous beasts away in the night.
Una hadita trata de escapar su botella cuando es atrapada para ser usada como linterna mágica para estudiar libros de magia, desenterrar cosas, y espantar bestias peligrosas en la noche.
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