Zwanzig - [Action/Voice]
[It started as any other morning. Or at least, that's how it seemed. No longer going to school, Kurt had the freedom to sleep in as much as he wanted. When he finally dragged himself out of bed, he was surprised to see Anne wasn't there waiting with breakfast. And then when he finally knocked on her door, she didn't answer. Only after pushing it open and looking inside did he realize why. The bedroom was empty. Just like Kitty and Beast Boy. Another empty room. Somehow, though, he can't bring himself to be sad. She may have been a close friend, but she was back where she belonged.
Later on, he'll distribute the manuscripts he found in her room, each one with one of the X-Men as the main character. He'll keep a few for himself. After managing to get a hold of a certain book, he goes to the journal to share a quote from it. His tone is light, a little sad, yet a little relieved at the same time.]
"Oh, Marilla, don't you go pitying me. I don't like to be pitied, and there is no need for it. I'm heart glad over the very thought of staying at dear Green Gables. Nobody could love it as you and I do-so we must keep it."
Anne Shirley is back where she's supposed to be, where she's happy. I know she had a lot of friends here, so I'm sure she'd want to say goodbye if she had a chance.
[And that's that. Once he's talked to people about it, he'll be up on the roof of his house, reading Anne's books. He wants to make sure she had a happy ending.]
Later on, he'll distribute the manuscripts he found in her room, each one with one of the X-Men as the main character. He'll keep a few for himself. After managing to get a hold of a certain book, he goes to the journal to share a quote from it. His tone is light, a little sad, yet a little relieved at the same time.]
"Oh, Marilla, don't you go pitying me. I don't like to be pitied, and there is no need for it. I'm heart glad over the very thought of staying at dear Green Gables. Nobody could love it as you and I do-so we must keep it."
Anne Shirley is back where she's supposed to be, where she's happy. I know she had a lot of friends here, so I'm sure she'd want to say goodbye if she had a chance.
[And that's that. Once he's talked to people about it, he'll be up on the roof of his house, reading Anne's books. He wants to make sure she had a happy ending.]