Agatha Trunchbull narrating her permanent loss of
Agatha Trunchbull narrating her permanent loss of power and reducement from feared “God” to laughable “Pauper”. Agatha was the former headmistress of Crunchem Hall Elementary School where she terrorized children by giving them undeserved extreme punishments that involved torture, regardless of what their age is, to the point that some leave the school in stretchers, making them unbelievable so parents will not believe their children, and by locking children in a torture-contraption called the Chokey which is a closet space that contains sharp objects where she keeps them locked inside. Agatha was defeated by Matilda Wormwood who helped Agatha’s niece: Jennifer Honey and Matilda’s friends fight back against her, forever banishing her from school. Suffering a defeat from Matilda, Agatha was furious and far more vengeful, but Matilda wasn’t the only one who defeated and humiliated Agatha. Wheenver Agatha tried to reclaim school, she ended up defeated and her status of “Dreaded” started to decay with each defeat she suffered from various new individuals harnessing supernatural, and Agatha’s superstitiousness and overconfidence always doomed her to disgraceful failures. Agatha’s first defeat was at the hands of Tanja Tušek – daughter of lord Davor and lady Elvira of Tušek family in Zagreb – capital city of Croatia country. Initially, Agatha had advantage over Tanja who felt unworthy to satisfy expectations of her family’s legacy due to her inability, Tanja’s parents were unable to help her against Agatha because they themselves were weakened by Agatha earlier. However, when Agatha mocked Tanja if she will dance her own funeral, Tanja only smiled with sass and flirtation and agreed to dance against Agatha. Tanja countered Agatha with her dancing arts, gracefulness and courage. As she gains upper hand against Agatha, Tanja mocks Agatha that it looks like how she doesn’t need to be professional swordsman to beat up baddies like Agatha. Eventually, Tanja kicks Agatha’s butt, Agatha got up but beating from Tanja caused her clothes to fall and get her naked, much to Agatha’s disgrace as she cried in defeat about how it’s not fair that someone like her lost to someone like Tanja. Agatha’s second defeat was at the hands of electric cyborg-dragon called Slango from alien race of “superaliens” called Malutians. Slango went from assassin and leader of evil Skabs to redeemed hero of the Enchancia Kingdom after his triumphs against evil Lord Nightmare aka ENeMeE of Nightmare Enterprises who spreaded nightmares across the universe and against totalitarian CEO of MegaCorp Corporation called Martin Manning on Cool Island City on earth-like planet Eridanus. Slango was asked by Matilda and children to help them against Agatha and he agreed. Slango called out Agatha for treating kids like vermins and that her claims of being a “God” doesn’t mean victory, but Agatha beat him up. Kids were terrified Slango would lose, but Slango revealed to everyone that he let himself be easily beaten just so he can make Agatha look idiotic as Slango was much more durable than Agatha thought. Slango then used his power called Static Power Leak with which he coiled his tail around them, electroshocking them. But instead of being hurt or weakened, kids were not only unharmed but were also boosted as Slango used his power to amplify their physical strength. Agatha called out Slango for not using his power to torture kids, but Slango told Agatha true power is sharing it with them, Slango and children then defeated Agatha. Agatha’s third defeat was against child Anne-Marie. Agatha at first thought she will easily beat up Anne-Marie. But what Agatha had no clue about was that Anne-Marie can harness element of grass with wisdom with help of her best friend and mentor Naturilia – The Spring Sprite, and that Anne-Marie was one of the twelve Legendary Elementalists chosen by Paradoxion Orb who defeated evil deity-like alien called Darchon – The Emperor of the Night and saved universe and fabric of time from his time-altering plans to have his Empire of the Night reign supreme. And compared to Empire of the Night and ride in Tleyquiyahuilla – Temple of the Third Sun on planet Dantooine she enjoyed instead of fearing, Agatha was just a joke for Anne-Marie. Agatha’s fourth defeat was against a bald man with no ears and snakes on his head called Medusa – The Snake-Haired Killer. Medusa framed Matilda by writing profanity to Agatha which he hid in her package, causing Agatha to believe Matilda was to blame and she planned to punish her. But when she was alone in school, Agatha heard hissing noise and she hunted Matilda. When Agatha thought she had Matilda cornered, she was punched heavily and knocked on ground by Medusa who joked how Agatha was naughty and that punishment was death in eternity of living stone and Agatha was terrified because Medusa was more eviler than she was. Agatha’s fifth defeat was against Shang Tsung – Outworldly Claimer of Souls. Shang offered Agatha challenge if he loses, he will accept that she is a god. Agatha foolishy accepted to which Shang told her it was her first and worst mistake. Agatha was weaker than Shang because he was a kung fu wizard. Victorious, Shang told Agatha those who believe themselves as Gods are always punished and humiliated in worst ways they can imagine, then he divided Agatha’s soul into two parts. First part was absorbed into Shang which increased his power while second part was sent to Hot-Hell Darkness prison on planet Eden 2 where Agatha was disgraced beyond repair by undead gundalian named Barodius who was cruel warden of Hot-Hell Darkness and Eyentennas – Shapeshifting breed of demon-like race called Ikathids that could morph into prisoners’s former victims that made fun out of them for eternity. Agatha’s defeats and final death made her dreaded reputation destroyed beyond repair, which were serious blows to Agatha from which she never recovered at all.
Character Details: Agatha Trunchbull is an explosive overbearing, ill-tempered, and highly erratic thug hag who takes absolute delight in the amount of fear and intimidation she instills in those around her. Two of the most central aspects of Agatha’s personality are her scorn for children and deviants, and cruelty towards the people that she believes are lesser than herself as she always sees herself as “God”. Story is told from first person perspective.
“A god, I was! A god amongst mortals! They trembled before me. Their whimpers fueled my power. The Chokey, my creation, a testament to my dominion. But then came that blasted Matilda Wormwood. A child, a mere speck of dust, dared to challenge me. She, with her mind, her defiance, tore down my walls. My reign, my absolute rule, shattered into a million pieces. And the world laughed.”
My rage was a firestorm. I sought vengeance, but that wretched child wasn’t the only one who would taste my fury. First came Tanja Tušek, a girl with eyes that held a fire I hadn’t seen in years. She dared to challenge me in the art of dance, a foolish endeavor, I thought. But her grace, her power, her mocking laughter – it was a poison seeping into my soul. I lost. Lost to a child, in a ridiculous dance! I was stripped bare, humiliated, my power dissolving like dust in the wind.
Then came Slango, a creature of electricity and metal, claiming to be a hero. I saw through his charade. I crushed him, proving my supremacy. But he laughed. He’d let me beat him, a mere spectacle for my downfall. His electric power surged, invigorating those pitiful children, turning them into my undoing. I was defeated, my own rage fueling their victory.
Anne-Marie, a wisp of a girl, with a power I couldn’t fathom. Grass, of all things! She wielded it like a weapon, protected by some woodland sprite. She was a mockery of everything I stood for, yet she stood tall, her laughter echoing the sound of my defeat.
Medusa. A creature of nightmare, a snake-haired monster. I saw her as a tool, a weapon to crush Matilda once and for all. But she turned on me, her twisted laughter a chilling prelude to my demise. She was the ultimate punishment, a living stone, a reminder of my fallibility.
Shang Tsung, a creature of shadows, a master of the unseen forces. He dared to challenge my godhood, and in my arrogance, I accepted. He played with me, a puppet master to my tragic demise. My soul, fractured, ripped apart, thrown into a hell I never deserved.
The world was a cacophony of mocking laughter. My reign, my power, reduced to dust. My name, once whispered with fear, now muttered with disgust. I, Agatha Trunchbull, the god of Crunchem Hall, had become a pauper, a mere footnote in the history of the school that was once my domain. And my heart, once filled with the fury of a god, now held only the bitter sting of a broken woman, forever drowning in the abyss of her own defeat.
