King Knight

The story begins by introducing Thorn and Willow as the esteemed leaders of their Wiccan coven. They are known for offering couples therapy to various members of their community, highlighting the harmony in their relationship despite their differing views on starting a family.

Thorn receives an unexpected invitation to his 20-year high school reunion at Desert Dunes High School. This revelation brings back memories of his past as a conformist, known for his achievements such as being the class president and prom king, which horrifies Willow.

After the reunion invitation, an uncomfortable confrontation ensues between Thorn and Willow. Thorn reveals that he was pressured into a conventional life by his mother, which strains his relationship with Willow as they grapple with the implications of his past.

Things take a turn when Willow reveals that she has also RSVP'd to the reunion, which means Thorn must participate in the traditional dance. This development intensifies the tension between them, as Willow desires to explore Thorn's high school life further.

Thorn contacts his estranged mother to learn more about his past, only to face a barrage of criticism regarding his Wiccan lifestyle. She warns him that revealing his current self to former classmates could lead to humiliation, leaving Thorn feeling betrayed.

In the wake of his mother's harsh words, Thorn finds himself banished from the coven, feeling isolated and lost. He embarks on a walkabout in a Los Angeles park, searching for solace and direction in a moment of personal turmoil.

While Thorn grapples with his identity, Willow strives to rally the coven for Thorn's acceptance once again. She is determined to make them realize the value of Thorn's individuality and the connection they share as a couple.

During his introspective journey, Thorn encounters a sentient pinecone and rock, which lead him to a vision of Merlin. This experience reignites his confidence and prompts him to prepare for the reunion with a newfound purpose.

As Thorn prepares for the reunion, he organizes a ride-share pool where he discusses life through the metaphor of lasagna with a fellow traveler. This light-hearted moment symbolizes his growing sense of community and connection, despite his earlier turmoil.

With Willow's impassioned plea, the coven ultimately reevaluates their stance and decides to support Thorn during the reunion. Desmond, inspired by this show of solidarity, begins to express his feelings for Nicholas, furthering the positive atmosphere.

Upon returning to his hometown, Thorn makes a bold statement by leaving a flaming bag of excrement at his mother's doorstep. This provocative action sets the stage for an emotionally charged reunion filled with unexpected encounters and confrontations.

At the reunion, Thorn experiences surreal interactions with old acquaintances, including his former rival Nicholas Reed. As Thorn attempts to deliver an inspirational speech, he finds himself met with ridicule from the attendees, challenging his self-esteem.

Just when Thorn's confidence wavers during the dance, Willow arrives alongside the coven, demonstrating their support for him. This moment is pivotal, as it reinforces Thorn's belief in himself surrounded by his community.

Thorn takes center stage for the ceremonial dance, which inadvertently triggers a passionate encounter between him and Willow. This unexpected moment is witnessed by their coven and guests, further complicating their relationship dynamics.

A year later, Thorn and Willow embrace a fresh start in their lives, as they appoint Alexandra as the new high priestess of the coven. Together, they dedicate themselves to raising their newborn son, Knight, ready to explore this new chapter with hope and love.