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SOPHIE’S GUIDE TO SUPERPOWERS 1

SOPHIE’S GUIDE TO SUPERPOWERS

“Hi everybody, my name’s Sophie May but you can call me Sophie. I have so many superpowers they’d blow your socks off! Let me tell you a little something about them…”

The first time I noticed that I was different was when I was a little itsy bitsy baby. I was in my playpen and Mommy had given me a new rattle. But silly Mommy had chosen the wrong colour and I got really really mad.

The naughty rattle flew out of my cute little hands and bumped Mommy in the head! When she shouted I got scared and Mr. Fluffy Muffin came floating over to me from the other side of the room to give me nice cosy huggle.

After that I could do anything I wanted when I got scared or angry and people started to run away when they saw me coming. For some weird reason plant pots would always fall on people’s heads when I walked past.

I felt really bad a lot of the time but after a while I started to get used to these things happening around me and got to know how I could use my powers to my advantage.

There are some other people that live in Sunset Cove that have some great superpowers. Silver Lining is really good at running fast and he can also do some mean cartwheels. Sigh, he is the cutest!

Old Mr. McGreggor was the most famous old guy around with super powers. He could fly, he really really could! One dark and rainy day Mr. McGreggor was digging for carrots when his shovel hit an electricity cable and he flew up into the air so high that he landed in a tree and had to be brought down by the firemen. He was so cute, his hair was all sticking up and his false teeth had fallen out and his glasses were broken and his little old body was all burnt and smelly…

Oh, then there was Little Gabby who was a circus clown who had come to live here when he left the Jacks Brothers Extravaganza. He would do these back flips all down the High Street and then he would bend forwards and fling himself from side to side really fast until your eyes went all googly just from

watching him and then he would come over and take your purse away before you could see him coming! He was the best! But he had to go away to a nasty smelly place where they have bars on the windows. Poor Little Gabby!

SABRINA’S GUIDE TO VILLAINS 2

SABRINA’S GUIDE TO VILLAINS

Throughout life we take the good the bad and the ugly and try to make the best out of them all to make a better life for yourself. This is the case for Giles and Octavia, they take the good times with the bad, and no matter what struggle they have gone through their love and friendship remains.

5 things to know you’re a villain

1. You put potatoes in cars exhausts
2. You eat the black jellybeans only
3. You secretly want people to trip over
4. You hide in dark alleyways
5. You wear a black cape and mask

Sophie’s Poltergeist

A poltergeist a villain? Well Sophie’s poltergeist is certainly badly behaved! It throws tantrums, makes heads spin, breaks things , not to mention scares the living daylights out of people!
It’s a mystery as to how much control Sophie has over her poltergeist. Sometimes it seems to have a mind of it’s own.

THE ATLANTIS HIGH GUIDE TO VILLAINS 1

THE ATLANTIS HIGH GUIDE TO VILLAINS

It seems that there is good and bad in everybody. Atlantis High exemplifies this fact in the characters Silver Lining and Bad Mood. But Bad Mood is not the only villain in Sunset Cove.

Lew Siffer – Villain
Lew Siffer is a crucial character in spreading evil ways and thoughts around Sunset Cove. Who is the mysterious character known as Lew Siffer?

Lew Siffer appears in different guises throughout Sunset Cove – sometimes as the marketing director of the popular clothing giant, Rebelz Coolwear, but other times as the weatherman or newsreader on Evil TV, a doctor at the hospital and even a lawyer.

Lew Siffer is always in love with money and will do whatever he can to make a profit and acquire dollars. Being part of a lot of activities around Sunset Cove is how he discreetly goes about his business and financial activities.

Ultimately he has an ulterior motive to all his actions. He has donned the persona of the dark side – his name, his car, the numberplate, his jet black hair and his flame red suit. All characteristics we all know and link with the dark side.

When frogs started falling from the sky he wanted people to believe that this was going to be the end. He wanted everyone to feel fear.

Bad Mood
Bad Mood is like the little bad guy that sits on your left shoulder telling you to do the naughty things in life.

Temptation is often a good thin, it makes you do what you ultimately want to do even if sometimes it’s naughty or bad.

Do you do more good things than bad? Or the other way around?

Bad Mood wants to do naughty things but never does anything to harm anyone. Bad Mood has a healthy relationship with Silver Lining and they are always trying to out-do each other. A bit of healthy competition for good vs evil.

Some Famous Villains

1. Jack the Ripper
2. The Joker
3. Fred the donut eater
4. Darth Vader
5. Rasputin

VIOLET’S GUIDE TO HAIRDRESSER’S 2

VIOLET’S GUIDE TO HAIRDRESSER’S

GALLERY

There are bronzed Amazonian hunks that carry the clients to their seats after they have had their hair washed and then massage their feet whilst they are being coifed by yours truly and my team of sophisticated and sultry stylists.

The coffee is served by a real life Inca and there are always tasty snacks on offer such as genuine cocoa bean paste on crackers.

The chairs are heated so that you get a nice warm feeling in your butt and your back and there are the latest magazines to read while you are having your hair styled.

Oh yes! If you haven’t been to Violet’s you have not lived!

Here is a gallery of my award winning styles, all modelled by moi.

Click a picture to see a larger image.

VIOLET’S GUIDE TO HAIRDRESSER’S 1

VIOLET’S GUIDE TO HAIRDRESSER’S

“Okay, so during the summer holidays what’s a principal to do? Well, not many people know this but I actually own the local hair salon and every summer I go along and work there for a few weeks just to keep my hand in. Let me tell you all about it…”

VIOLET’S HAIRDRESSING SALON

When I was a little itsy bisty girl I wanted to be a hairdresser. My sister Fuscia was older than me and her hair was a lot longer than mine so she used to make me put it in rollers and style it for her.

Oh how I loved the smell of curling tongs!

And I adored trying out all sorts of new styles on her. There were all the most popular styles of the 70’s as well as the ones that I made up all by myself and Fuscia got all sorts of comments when she went out and about on the streets.

Well, anyway, once I became settled as a headmistress and the importer of beautiful lingerie I decided to open up a hair salon to suit the upper class ladies of Sunset Cove. I would hate for them to think that they could ever look as amazing as me but I thought that they could at least have fun trying!

The most important thing about a hair salon is the name and I simply had to call mine after someone stylish, someone with a certain je ne c’est pas. And that someone was me. Yes, Violet’s was opened and has maintained a steady flow of customers ever since.

It might be the leopard print chairs that bring in the clients. Perhaps it is the top quality Brazilian GGgrrrr coffee that we grind ourselves. Maybe it is the neon pink towels that grab their attention. But what I think is that it is the overall realisation that they have entered a classy establishment.

You see, the walls are covered with a purple velvet shag pile carpet and the floor is white poodle fur. There are no sinks – clients get their hair washed in the waterfall that cascades down from the Aztec temple upstairs. The light fittings have been modelled on butterflies. There is a tank full of exotic pirhana in the corner of the room. And the sound of birds and insects play constantly through the boom bass speaker system.