Mary Lou Barebone is certain New York is overrun with witches. And who should come along but one Newt Scamander, whose complete disregard for the secrecy laws proves her right?
Finally getting her shot at a second Salem, Mary Lou finds a way to lock Newt up in the church basement. She's not shy about using all of the unsavory methods the original witch trials used to extract confessions from the "witches" they found. She's also not shy about sharing her plans to burn him.
Credence, meanwhile, discovers that the prisoner - the supposedly dark and terrible witch - is actually not so dark or terrible all. He's, well, Newt. And much nicer than his family has ever been to him, certainly.
+1 No sex or romance, or only hints +10 Credence helps Newt escape +100 And leaves Mary Lou's place for good at Newt's urging
Newt/Credence; Mary Loud catches her witch
Finally getting her shot at a second Salem, Mary Lou finds a way to lock Newt up in the church basement. She's not shy about using all of the unsavory methods the original witch trials used to extract confessions from the "witches" they found. She's also not shy about sharing her plans to burn him.
Credence, meanwhile, discovers that the prisoner - the supposedly dark and terrible witch - is actually not so dark or terrible all. He's, well, Newt. And much nicer than his family has ever been to him, certainly.
+1 No sex or romance, or only hints
+10 Credence helps Newt escape
+100 And leaves Mary Lou's place for good at Newt's urging