"Felicieline" Part 23 - Felicie Hides the Key from Ursula

At night, the ghosts warn Felicie that our villain is still after the cursed key. As Felicie heads toward the backyard well to dispose of it, our enemy's severed hand sneaks into the real world and attempts to drag her back in, but Mowgli, having been shown a photo of the rag doll his great-aunt owned and realizing Felicie was right, comes to the rescue and destroys the hand, and they both throw the key and the hand's remains into the well.
Cast:
Puss in Boots (Shrek) as The Cat
Felicie Milliner (Leap!) as Coraline Jones
Mowgli (LA) as Wybie Lowbat
Anna (Frozen) as Mel Jones
Kristoff (Frozen) as Charlie Jones
Evelyn Deavor (Incredibles 2) as Other Mother
Francis E. Francis (The Boss Baby) as Other Father
Wasps (The Ant Bully) as Dragonflies
Hank (Finding Dory) as Toy Squid
Squirtle (Leo) as Toy Turtle
Rafe and Georgia Khatchadorian (Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life) as Coraline's Friends)
Deadpool as Mr. Bobinsky
Katie (The Secret Life of Pets) as Miss Spink
Lucy Wilde (Despicable Me) as Miss Forceible
Kubo (Kubo and the Two Strings) as Other Wybie
Shredder (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) as Other Bobinsky
Lance (The Kid who Would Be King) as Shakespeare Brat
Red Queen (Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland) as Other Miss Spink
Dr. Zara (Abominable) as Other Miss Forceible
Melman (Madagascar) as Giraffe Soldier
Margo, Edith and Agnes (Despicable Me) as Ghost Children
Moriarty (Sherlock Gnomes) as Other Father (Pumpkin)
Sour Kangaroo (Horton Hears a Who!) and Bellwether (Zootopia) as Taffy Monsters
Joker (The Lego Batman Movie) as Disintegrated Bobinsky
Ursula (LA) as The Beldam
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