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dear_mun2013-09-30 12:54 pm
likespurple) wrote in dear_mun2013-09-30 12:54 pm
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Finally voice-testing after catching up for the finale
First of all, how dare you. Waiting for almost a month while you just run through the whole series. I thought we could host a nice little get-together and get acquainted with everybody but since there are all these different [air quotes for the unfamiliar term] "canon points" floating around, I could see the problem with that. So fine. Waiting.
Waiting for what? For the entire family to fall apart? Where do you get off here? Because I don't get off anywhere! I have to live with this. We all do, except for those of us who aren't--
[Struggling to regain her composure; when she speaks again it is with a little less pain, much more force.] It has been a struggle for months to find peace, and closure, and I just know if any of you creative types are allowed an ounce of control over our lives even that won't last much longer.
If it's all the same to you, Missy, I'm sticking with that pre-series party plan. We can get guacamole, to go with the tortilla chips, and it can seem normal, instead of some sick joke about how different things are from how they used to be.
Waiting for what? For the entire family to fall apart? Where do you get off here? Because I don't get off anywhere! I have to live with this. We all do, except for those of us who aren't--
[Struggling to regain her composure; when she speaks again it is with a little less pain, much more force.] It has been a struggle for months to find peace, and closure, and I just know if any of you creative types are allowed an ounce of control over our lives even that won't last much longer.
If it's all the same to you, Missy, I'm sticking with that pre-series party plan. We can get guacamole, to go with the tortilla chips, and it can seem normal, instead of some sick joke about how different things are from how they used to be.