The Aftereffects of Marathoning a Show in One Day
Hey, no! Uh, you shouldn't be sad. I can keep you company!
Or, they can! [ Steven gestures at the Dear Mun community. ] See? There's nothing to be upset about! Um...
[ He turns to a nearby character. ] Hey! I need help! This player needs cheering up!
Or, they can! [ Steven gestures at the Dear Mun community. ] See? There's nothing to be upset about! Um...
[ He turns to a nearby character. ] Hey! I need help! This player needs cheering up!

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[And how does Sour Cream cheer people up? By immediately pulling out his portable DJ kit and playing some kicking tunes.]
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I... think it's working?...
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[New jam! And it looks like Sour Cream is getting into it, nodding his head as he manipulates the game consoles he's modded.] What's got 'em so bummed out, anyway?
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I don't know! Everything was really great while he was watching the show until last night, and then... this! I think he might be tired.
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Hmm... hey, how about we come up with something else for him to do?
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[ Which all ends up being pretty complicated when he puts it like that. He looks up at Pearl hopefully. ] Can you help him?
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How can your mun feel down when he's busy hanging with you? That's like... impossible.
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...did you try singing for him or something? That's something you do, right?
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[ He strums on his ukelele, humming a little as he finds the pitch. ]
Don't... let yourself be sad! Cause things aren't all that bad!
And if you're feeling blue, and don't know what to do,
Remember we are here with you!
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These things usually have a way of working themselves out in time. You just have to have a little patience.
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I think you have more patience than you realize.
[She says with a light smile.]
Maybe it would help if we found a way to pass the time. How about a song?
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And then he tries to speak.]
Iuh.....Iiiuuhhh....
[The stutter is very palpable as the man tries to speak. Despite his appearance, his voice is soft and weak; not from a lack of purpose in what he's trying to say, but the sheer difficulty of trying to get them to come out.]
Iuuhh....It's okay to be sa-sad sometimes, buh-but they won't always be. It's guh....guh...good of you, to help your m-mun....
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[What a considerate young man. Rando wonders if most children were like this; he hadn't ceased to be a child himself until shortly before the Flash, and it was hard for him to say his memory wasn't skewed at least a little bit on his own memories of childhood. Regardless, kids weren't something you saw much of in Oliathe now. Or ever. Or anywhere, he supposed.]
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but, Sadie's a good person—so she turns with only mildly burdened curiosity, raising an eyebrow.]
—Huh? Why? What's up, Steven?
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[ SADIE MUST HAVE AN ANSWER, RIGHT? ]
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[THE PRESSURE. Why, Steven, why.]
W-well, I mean, I don't even know him! How should I know what I can do to cheer him up?? What's he sad about?
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