On her seventeenth birthday, Lucy discovers that she, like countless generations of women before her, is under an ancient curse placed by an elfin king. Now pregnant (part of the curse), she has until the baby is born to complete three impossible tasks. If she succeeds? She frees herself and her baby from the curse. If she fails? She descends into madness and the curse is passed to her unborn daughter.
Werlin was inspired by the lyrics to the song "Scarborough Fair," made famous by Simon and Garfunkel. While listening, she began to realize how dark the lyrics actually were, and the premise for Impossible was born. You can find Lucy's three impossible tasks within the song.
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