ALT A dark blue background. In white lettering, a title reads: "Gaze Upon.” In the centre of the page, there is the cover art for this episode. It pictures a two people in regency-style clothes. The cover art has arrows pointing away from it with text coming off them. The text coming off the arrows reads as the following: "1. OPULENCEEE 2. Lesbian period piece that isn’t tragic!!! 3. Love letter to all things Jane Austen and Thomas Hardy 4. T4t regency romance? Yes please! 5. Swoon-worthy love proclamations.”

ALT A dark blue background. There is a design of a piece of paper in the centre of the page. On the paper, text reads: “Angelina is the sole heiress to an established family. Her widower father wants the best for her and for her to marry her childhood friend to carry on both their family legacies but a young, dapper astronomer throws a wrench in this plan. A melting pot of all things Thomas Hardy and Jane Austen.” There is a horse-drawn carriage in the bottom right corner.

ALT A dark blue background. Covering most of the page, there is a design of white lined paper. On the paper, an excerpt from the episode reads: “Angelina: Yes. Yes we are exclusively friends. I am not attracted to Damon in that sense and neither is he for me. Eadred: So… The two of you… are of a… similar… persuasion? Angelina: Yes… I’d say we are. And I’m assuming you are as well? Eadred: Yes. I am. Angelina: Now forgive me if this is untoward, but I’d love it if you kissed me right now.”

ALT A dark blue background. In the centre of the page, there is a design of white lined paper. On the paper, the credits read: “CREW: Written by Zoey Davis. Directed by Zoey Davis. Audio editing by Alex Abrahams. Art by Necrotika Trashwhore. CAST: Moira-Juliet Scott as Angelina Abrahams. Alex Abrahams as Damon Springrove. Ronan Fernsel as Eadred Casterbridge. Eden J. Storm as Colin Matthews. Necrotika Trashwhore as Percival Abrahams. Zoey Davis as the Staff.” There are two people dancing at a ball in the top right corner.

ALT A lilac background. In white lettering, a title reads: "FATE BRINGER.” In the centre of the page, there is the cover art for this episode. It pictures a set of tarot cards next to a bloody gold dagger. The cover art has arrows pointing away from it with text coming off them. The text coming off the arrows reads as the following: "1. Found fantasy family 2. Curses, prophecies, and dragons, OH MY! 3. When all hope seems lost… 4. Tarot!!!!! 5. Girls choose their own fate.”

ALT A lilac background. There is a design of a piece of paper in the centre of the page. On the paper, text reads: “A new fairy tale that tells the story of a knight and a princess, both cursed in their own ways, as they defy destiny itself in this allegory for bravery in a world that refuses to understand.” There are tarot cards in the top left and bottom right corners, a dragon in the bottom left corner, and some sparkles in the top right corner.

ALT A lilac background. Covering most of the page, there is a design of white lined paper. On the paper, an excerpt from the episode reads: “Narrator: Once Upon a Time in a Kingdom in a far off land, there lived a Princess. A noble and fair young lady. She was known far and wide only as 16. She was raised by her loving father, The king, and her mother, the queen. They raised her to be kind and fair and on the girl’s 20th birthday the Kingdom held a grand festival that would last for one week. The kingdom rejoiced and for those 7 days, the people celebrated the growth of their future queen. “ There is a dragon in the top left corner.

ALT A lilac background. In the centre of the page, there is a design of white lined paper. On the paper, the credits read: “CREW: Written by Moira-Juliet Scott. Directed by Moira-Juliet Scott. Audio editing by Zoey Davis. Art by Ari Moloney CAST: Jaye T as the Narrator. Zoey Davis as 16. Moira-Juliet Scott as Sot (and Additional Voices.) Alex Abrahams as Filip. Bea Holt as Astoria. Matthew OK Smith as Agra. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Aragnathoth. Ace as the King. Abigail Eliza as the Queen. Grey Kilgour as the Friar.” There are tarot cards in the top left and bottom left corners, and in the middle of the right side of the page.

ALT A dark blue background. In white lettering, a title reads: "DAUGHTER OF THE DAWN.” In the centre of the page, there is the cover art for this episode. It pictures a person in old-timey clothes, a beam of light where their head should be. The cover art has arrows pointing away from it with text coming off them. The text coming off the arrows reads as the following: "1. A quiet little tragedy 2. We love narration in this household 3. Destiny!!! 4. Set in the deep past? Yes please 5. A little human sacrifice, as a treat.”

ALT A dark blue background. There is a design of a piece of paper in the centre of the page. On the paper, text reads: “A hill is burning. It is the only light in the world.” There are lanterns across the top of the page, a flame in the bottom left corner, and another lantern in the bottom right corner.

ALT A dark blue background. Covering most of the page, there is a design of white lined paper. On the paper, an excerpt from the episode reads: “Narrator: Gry, like many others after her, had been raised in a period of eternal darkness. The sun never rose and the moon never shone. The only light in the world was that which the people could make themselves - fire. In a world in which nothing can grow and with people incapable of seeing without fire, fuel had started to run out a long time ago.” There is fire in the bottom right corner and a lantern in the top right corner.

ALT A dark blue background. In the centre of the page, there is a design of white lined paper. On the paper, the credits read: “CREW: Written by Lu Lamb. Directed by Sivan Raz. Audio editing by Alex Abrahams. Music by Scarlett Foster. Art by Lu Lamb. CAST: Moira-Juliet Scott as the Narrator.” There is a lantern in the top right corner, and fire in the bottom right corner and up the left side of the page.