"Get down!" hissed Tim, jumping down behind a part of the roof.
Amy and Jack got down very quickly. "So..." whispered Amy.
"All that stuff about Tim being the last of his kind...was a lie?"
Jack nodded. In truth, he was paying more attention to Oogie's words than he was his daughters.
Amy sighed, looked at her fingers then listened to Oogie's words.
"YOU LET 'ER ESCAPE?! SINCE WHEN DID I ASK YOU TO DO THAT?!" boomed Oogie.
"When you told me to HELP YOU!" barked Shock.
"You're a fat lot of good you are, aren't you?"
"I know"
"Find 'er!"
"DON'T NEED TO!" shouted Amy.
Oogie and Shock instantly looked her way.
"Oh lar-de-daa" hissed Oogie. "You all think you're so smart, don't you?"
"Yes, we do..." said a voice from behind Oogie, but before he could find out who it was, he was punched in the head.
It dented his felt like a pillow that had just been clobbered.
"Enough of this!" groweled Oogie. "WE END THIS NOW!"
Oogie put out his left arm and a large sword with a spider handle appeared.
Jack stood up and shouted, a shrill, angry cry and in his hands appeared a fireball.
Amy's eyes widened.
"Never..." panted Jack. "Do that, 'kay?"
Amy nodded and began to shoot arrows as Oogie summoned his minions.
Tim slashed away at the skeleton heads and the ghostly ectoplasm.
Jack threw fireballs at the skeletons and larger skeletal figures. Then his eyes met Oogie's.
"Fancy finishing this off?" hissed Oogie.
"I'd love to" cackled Jack, lunging at him.
Amy and Tim turned their attentions to their fight for a second.
"Look out!" cried Tim, drawing through a skeleton.
Amy looked at Tim and smiled wearily. "Thank you" she smiled.
Tim blushed. "Umm...it was nothing..."
Amy smiled and drew her sword out.
Jack threw another fireball at his stomach, it burnt away some of the felt and bugs poured out.
"You little..." cursed Oogie, lunging for Jack.
But Jack drew him through with a fire blast.
Oogie fell to the ground, bugs pouring from his seams.
"Good one..." he hissed, dissappearing.
Amy looked over to Oogie's felt. "Eww!" she exclaimed, crushing a beetle under her foot.
The skeletons looked at the mess on the floor and fell into nothing more than bones.
The ghosts faded away and all that was left was Tim, Amy, Jack, Sally and the other members of Halloween Town.
"Dad! Mum!" cried Amy, running towards them to hug them.
Jack and Sally smiled at eachother and hugged their daughter, tears falling down their faces.
"Corpse Kid!" exclaimed Tim, running to a small, plump boy with breadcrumbs and dandruff in his mop of aubern hair.
"Hey..." began Amy. "Aren't you that boy from the park?"
"Told you I wasn't lying, now look where you are" he laughed.
"So...your name's Corpse Kid?" asked Amy dissapointedly.
"Not anymore, my name's George. Tim's name was just Mummy before, now he's
Tim Mummy!"
Amy giggled and looked up at her friends.
"Tim..." she began.
"Yes?"
"Can I...do something please, I hope it doesn't hurt you..."
"Sure, go ahead!"
Amy sighed and lifted the hair from Tim's left side. He didn't even flinch and sure enough, he had no eye.
"Yeah...I only have one eye..." he sighed.
"It's fine..." she sighed. "You still look handsome as ever"
Tim looked at her and blushed. George pretended to be sick.
Everyone let out a small chuckle, then Amy turned to her father. He smiled.
"I've been waiting...for so long..." he said, picking Amy up by the waist and lifted her into the air.
"AND FINALLY MY DAUGHTER IS HOME!"
Everyone cheered except for Shock who clambered off the roof and walked off.
Amy smiled and laughed, then suddenly, she noticed Oogie's felt writhe behind Jack.
Oogie's arm with the sword in it was aiming for Jack.
"DAD! LOOK OUT!" Amy screamed, feeling a warm sensation in her hands.
Without even looking, something fired out of Amy's hands and went directly into the hand, making it fall.
Jack put Amy down and looked behind him, then at Amy's hand.
Amy hadn't even noticed it, but she had created a fireball in her hand! She gasped in utter amazement.
"I told you never to do that" said Jack.
Amy looked at her feet and somehow retracted the fireball.
"But I didn't say you could never do that, to save my life"
Amy looked up and beamed at her father.
"Hey!" shouted Amy. "Why do I feel a song coming on?"
Everyone laughed and began to chant.
"Amy's back and she's back okay!
She's alright, let's shout!
Make a fuss! Scream and howl! Weeeeee!
Amy's back now everyone scream, in our town of Halloween!"
Then Amy began to sing.
"I sense there's something in the wind,
That feels like something's new for me,
A new sensation that I feel,
I won't deny it, it's so real!"
Jack and Sally began to sing.
"For it is plain,
As anyone can see"
"We are family!" ended Amy, being lifted into the air by her father.
So, thus, ends our tale of Amy Skellington and her adventures in her own world and ours, but many more trials and tribulations are yet to come, dear reader.
