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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Prue, Governess, Darla entitled Under Wildwood.. Start with the sentence 'Under Wildwood: Prue McKeel, having rescued her brother from the Dowager Governess at the conclusion of the first novel, returns to her normal daily life of school and daydreaming'.
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conversations.value: Under Wildwood: Prue McKeel, having rescued her brother from the Dowager Governess at the conclusion of the first novel, returns to her normal daily life of school and daydreaming.\nShe finds her mind drifting back to Wildwood as she becomes increasingly bored with her studies.\nMeanwhile, dark events are transpiring in the Impassable Wilderness.\nA long, cold winter coupled with political discord have put Wildwood\'s residents on edge.\nAssassins are lurking in the forest\'s shadows, their intentions and motives unknown, while a tyrannical industrialist plots to exploit the natural resources of this magical world.\nCurtis and Brendan the Bandit King are warned of a nefarious plot by unknown forces to kill Prue McKeel.\nThey arrive in Portland in time to rescue Prue before she is killed by a kitsune (shapeshifting fox) named Darla, who has been masquerading as Prue\'s teacher.\nThey bring Prue back to the Bandit\'s camp hidden deep within the forests of Wildwood in order to protect her.\nAfter the head Mystic, Iphigenia, is murdered by Darla, Prue travels to the Great Tree and learns that she must find "the Makers" and "re-animate the true heir, the twice-died boy".\nShe quickly realizes that the Great Tree means Alexei, the Dowager Governess\' son.\nShe and Curtis are pursued by Darla and are horrified to discover the Bandit Camp destroyed, with all of the Bandits missing, upon their return.\nPrue, Curtis and the rat Septimus eventually find their way to a realm beneath the Wood inhabited entirely by moles.\nThey help to overthrow an usurper and learn that one of the two Makers built the moles\' elaborate, underground city after he was banished by the Governess (who also ordered that his hands be removed).\nAfter the friends make their way back above ground, they find him at a traveling carnival.\nMuch to their surprise, he\'s a bear named Esben who, despite having two golden hooks in place of his front paws, has spent his many years in exile performing elaborate tricks in a circus tent.\nEsben kills the kitsune Darla as she attempts to kill Prue.\nIn a parallel thread, Curtis\' two sisters Elsie and Rachel are left in an orphanage in Portland while their parents travel to Istanbul to pursue a lead in their son\'s disappearance.\nThe orphanage is a front for a machine shop run by Joffrey Unthank, an industrialist who is determined to find his way into the Impassable Wilderness and plunder its resources.\nUnthank is visited by a mysterious man named Roger Swindon who promises him access to theW.\nif he can make a very complicated machine part called a Mobius Cog, which was originally crafted by the Makers.\nUnthank sends Elsie and Rachel and a third girl named Martha into theW.\nThere they discover dozens of orphans previously exiled from the machine shop living in a cabin with an elderly blind man named Carol.\nCarol is the second Maker who, along with Esben, originally built the mechanical body in which the Governess brought Alexei back to life.\nThe Governess had Carol\'s eyes poked out before banishing him to the Periphery Bind, a stretch of woods where those trying to enter the Woods find themselves lost forever.\nTime never passes there so the children have not aged.\nElsie and Rachel soon discover that they can pass through the Bind.\nThey take Carol and all of the orphans back to Portland, where they lead a revolt against Unthank.\nElsie and Rachel escape but Carol and Martha are captured by Unthank along with another industrialist named Bradley Wigman and his hired goons.