Talk:Mae Mobley Leefolt/@comment-25994832-20150119044353

(MAE MOBLEY'S DEATH 5)

At the Leefolts' house, Mae Mobley is making pancakes for Elizabeth and Raleigh. Mae Mobley makes 3 irregular shaped pancakes (which one of them is shaped like a rabbit) and both Elizabeth and Raleigh are famished. Moments later, the phone rings, and Mae Mobley answers it. She begins talking to the other person. Mae Mobley smells something burning and sniffs. Suddenly, she catches on fire due to her leaning against the stove with the burner still active, and she runs around, screaming. Elizabeth, noticing this, reacts quickly, grabs the tablecloth, and attempts to smother the fire. Elizabeth manages to put the fire out, and she and Mae Mobley sigh in relief. Unfortunately, the tablecloth ignites and Elizabeth is set on fire as well. Both Mae Mobley and Elizabeth scream in pain as the flames burn their skin.

Raleigh takes action and desperately tries to call the fire-station. In the process, he forgets what the number for 911 was, but quickly remembers it. Aibileen, the chief of the fire brigade, is seen playing with some matches. Seconds later, the phone rings and she immediately answers it. Raleigh is unable to communicate what's happening because he's too traumatized. Elizabeth then comes upon a vase with flowers in it. She instantly grabs the vase and tries to dump some water on her, but there was only one drop, and Elizabeth begins screaming even louder when the flowers she's holding ignites. Believing nobody is on the line, Aibileen hangs up, and Raleigh leaves the house to seek help. He never returns.

When the fire-engine arrives at the burning house, Hilly and her son, Billy are watching it from the sidewalk. There, they notice Mae Mobley, who is still screaming. Hilly's husband, William, tries to enter the house by throwing an axe at the front door, but he accidentally hits Mae Mobley in the head; now a completely burnt skeleton by pinning her to the door, who was about to escape. (Elizabeth is nowhere to be found, since she burnt to death).