Emma Mackey Ella McCay
Emma Mackey appeared in the film Ella McCay. Jamie Lee Curtis played her mother in the film. There was a scene where the two were challenged to play a game. The game was a quiz to see how well they knew each other. They asked the mother questions. The daughter would have to answer how her mother would have answered. If she was right about the majority of the questions, she would win. If she didn’t, she would lose and her mother would get the chance to cover her in mess.
There was five questions. After four questions, she had gotten two correct and two incorrect. It would all come down to the final question. She was very unsure about the answer. She knew that she was in trouble. “Your answer was…incorrect.” “Noooo!,” she shouted. She blushed bright red and her mouth fell wide open. Her screen mother laughed and celebrated.
She was asked to take a seat. She reached down and removed her shoes. She sat down and crossed her legs, reluctantly. Her screen mother danced and celebrated. She was given a lasagne. “Time to serve up some lasagne to your lovely daughter.” “No, please don’t do this to me,” she begged. “I can not wait,” Jamie Lee said. The lasagne was deep and thick. It was layer upon layer of sauce, cheese, noodles and meat.
Emma shook her head. She scrunched up her face and giggled to herself. It was now time for the lasagne. Her screen mom lifted the tray in the air and began to tip it over her head. The lasagne made a disgusting plopping noise as it began to exit the tray. Emma screamed as the mess began to pour over her head. The mess began to roll down over her. It rolled down over her. It fell down over her mousey hair and over her face. More poured down her body, over her shirt, onto her skirt and all over her legs.
Jamie Lee began to push the lasagne down harder. She bent
the tray. The bits stuck to the bottom of the pan was smeared over her head.
She was covered in sauce, cheese and noodles. Meat rolled down her body. She
was soaked in mess. She put her hands out and pushed some of the larger chunks
away.



















