Cruely Yours

Prologue

This is the long tale of Cruella De’Vil. Will we find out why she is the way she is? This story will be presented to you in the form of several interviews. I wanted to find out myself for the way she is now. The newspaper spreads fast around London. I heard she was sent to Hell Hall not too long ago. This interview was inspired by Serena Valentino and her work on finding the tale from Cruella’s perspective. I wanted to know how Anita felt durning their childhood together. Is there more that Cruella did not say to her?

I could have went along with my other work, but this was on my mind to much for me to focus. I got the address from Anita, she was a bit hessitant and warned me to take what she says with a grain of salt. She was in the midst of a phycotic break. She was happy to give her side of things. I only had enough paper to cover her side . That is not a now problem. Anita wanted me to write down questions to ask her when I came back to her.

Hell Hall was on the outskirts of London. The old place of taken over with greenery of all kinds. I would think for someone who was concerned about perseption that she would have this place kept up a bit more. I looked down at the multiple newspapers I wanted to ask her about. I drew a long breath before knocking on the grand fron door.

Her exendric hellos were chilling at best. She glanced down at the paper as she guided us to a well lit room. The chair felt stiff, but still had some give in it.

C= Cruella speaking

M= Her mother

F= Her Father

A= Anita

I= Interviewer

C: What brings you her darling? Do you also have great interest in my grand tale? I am glad you wanted to her my side of the story. I am not as crazy as I am made out to be.

I: I do have a lot to ask you Ms.De’Vil. I wanted to start with your early years. I of the 101 dalmations story an the film they made. The public should know about your past.

C: That is a big ask for a small interviewer like you to do. I think it was down right awful the way they potryed me. Anita had something to do with that and I am sure of it. As far as my childhood goes, I do have a lot to tell you. The first of many are the rules of upper class society when I was a young girl.

She went into a long rant before telling her way of life in her early tears. Cruella was not bitter when speaking about how close Anita was to her. They were once best friends and closer. I did not think that was thing back then. Further detail on Anita’s family that I did not need to know.

I don’t even remember how long I stayed and listened to her ramble on. I tried to keep up by taking a lot of notes to come back to. She gave me questions than answers to anything I asked her. Anita for the time being was more direct about the details. I decided this would have to be more than just an interview for the newspaper but a novel on them. Thier story has to be know to the world. I do say that thi