MidReal Story

Cruella

Malwina Kuras

May 8

Scenario:Cruella fires Jasper and Horace

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Cruella fires Jasper and Horace

Cruella de Vil

She is the owner of De Vil Studios,a film production company. She is manipulative,ambitious,and ruthless. Cruella is determined to achieve success in the maledominated film industry. She fires her assistant Jasper and his friend Horace for insubordination and incompetence. Despite her harsh demeanor,she struggles with personal issues,such as her father's alcoholism and her own unfulfilled family history. Cruella is fiercely protective of her adoptive brother,Jasper,and seeks to provide a better life for him.

Cruella's Father

He is the owner of De Vil Studios and Jasper's paternal grandfather. He is alcoholic,abusive,and neglectful. His alcoholism affects his relationships with those around him,including his daughter Cruella and his employees. Despite his failings,he provides financial support to Jasper when he needs it most. His presence looms over the story as a symbol of failed family expectations and ongoing consequences for Cruella.

Horace

He is Jasper's childhood friend who works as a mechanic in the garage of Cruella's father. He is loyal,clever,and resourceful. Horace helps Jasper navigate the workplace challenges they face under Cruella's harsh leadership. He tries to find humor in difficult situations and relies on his friends for support. Horace faces disciplinary action when he and Jasper are fired by Cruella,but he remains optimistic about finding new opportunities and supporting his friend.

I, Cruella de Vil, owner of De Vil Studios, sit at my desk, looking out the window at the snowflakes gently falling onto the streets of 1950s Hollywood.

My once warm heart has grown cold, and nothing but success will warm it again.

I have no time for love or family; those are weaknesses.

My father taught me that when he made me fire my beloved nanny, whom I had called "Grand-mère."

She had been my only family, other than my alcoholic father who was also the owner of De Vil Studios.

He should have been in a hospital somewhere, but instead he was being taken care of by his housekeeper and her son.

Jasper was the son of my father's housekeeper; he had been raised with me until he was sent off to boarding school.

When I came home from my own boarding school during the holidays, he would always be there with a smile on his face and in his eyes.

He was honest and hardworking; he was the only person who truly cared for me.

But I was too cold, too hard; I didn't know how to accept his love, so instead I used him to get what I wanted.

When I took over at the studio as my father's proxy, I hired Jasper as my assistant along with his friend Horace.