Now, aside from the obvious question (how can a Frankenstein-type creature and a literal skeleton reproduce?), one has to wonder why Selick and his team didn’t use this epilogue narration? As it stands, the ending of the film is very hopeful and forward-looking, with Jack and Sally finally getting together, while the cut epilogue is more reflective and almost bittersweet. The Narrator asks Jack whether he remembers the night when he almost destroyed Christmas, and whether he would relive those events, all over again, knowing what he knows now - to which, Jack replies coyly, “ Wouldn’t you?” Nightmare Before Christmas 2 is, in effect, the original Nightmare Before Christmas. The album's penultimate track, “ Closing”, is narrated by Patrick Stewart and details how his unseen character re-visits Jack and Sally many years later, revealing that they have “ four or five” skeleton children who play in a xylophone band. have yet to produce a Nightmare Before Christmas sequel, an additional track on the soundtrack album reveals what happened to Jack and Sally after the events of the hit movie. Related: Nightmare Before Christmas Songs Ranked From Worst To Best

Throughout the film, Jack swoons over Sally, a rag-doll zombie, and the story ends with the Halloween couple declaring their love for one another atop a hill. You can also cut a 1″ piece of velcro and glue to the inside of the Jack and Sally candy pouch to close.Riffing on How the Grinch Stole Christmas! and other holiday classics, The Nightmare Before Christmas tells the story of Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin king of Halloween Town, who - upon discovering Christmas Town - decides to claim the jolly holiday as his own, and almost inadvertently causes its demise.Be sure to leave 4 inches open at the top of the Jack and Sally candy pouch to insert candy. To glue both sides together, lay a line of hot glue along he visible edge of circle “A”.Glue the second “B” circle centered onto the second “A” circle. Flip a circle “A” with Jack’s face down and glue one of the “B” circles centered onto that circle.(You can skip this and simply use a black marker to draw their mouth and Sally’s eyelashes and pupils). For Sally’s eyelashes and Jack’s mouth, sew threw and back up, double knot and cut. This is optional but can use a needle and black thread to sew the details of Jack’s and Sally’s mouth.Use the face details sections of her template to cut out additional pieces for Sally. Use this as a guide for placing her felt details. For Sally: Trace her face with a pencil directly onto the circle.For Jack: Use a craft knife to cut out his eyes, nose, and mouth (Do not cut out his mouth stitches).Use a pencil to trace the face details onto the circle.Taping the circles will help when tracing the details and make it easier to cut the felt. Do this to the other side of the circle for Jack as well. Using masking tape with a light adhesive, lay strips of tape down across surface of circle “A” (a white circle for Jack and the blue for Sally).For Sally: Circle “A” one blue and one red felt, circle “B” one blue and one red felt.For Jack: Circle “A” with white felt and circle “B” with black felt.Use a sharp craft knife to carefully cut out the templates, then use the templates as a guide to cut out 4 circles for each character:.Soft felt in black, white, red and blue.Printed template (preferably on white cardstock).

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