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The principal's announcement barely cut through the air to the femininely-named, earbud-donning boy dabbing into his backpack and scrolling through his phone. The only reason the noise coming from the woman's mouth registered with him at all was that "Wonderwall" had ended, leaving a second of silence before the next song came on.
Donna reluctantly reached up and pulled out an earbud, blowing vapor into his backpack and looking down at the dab pen as his right earbud blared "Hey There Delilah" and his left ear strained to hear that his partner was some Theodore Virtanen. He tried vaguely to remember who it was as his eyes went back to his phone screen.
There were, in truth, very many memorable people from Ambridge. There was the one who constantly tried to fight Chels, and there was the one-who-constantly-tried-to-fight-his-Chels' brother, and there was the vulture girl, and there was the one who flung himself off of his motorcycle, but none of those people were Theodore. Was he the one who tried to hook up with the Jackson boy but got scared off because of "herpes" that were surely made up? Was he the guy who...well, was he the other guy who tried to fight everyone?
Well, he couldn't be any of those, could he? He surely would remember him...
DC clicked off his pen, sitting it back in his bag as he blew out his last puff, and he shut his backpack and looked up and around himself.
People all around him were filing out, and his eyes looked for someone unfamiliar who looked like a Theodore.
There was a tiny little girl who could pass as a Theodore-- buck teeth always made him think of the name Theodore. Alvin and the Chipmunks had really shaped his childhood.
But no, it couldn't be her, because she found a big, tall guy.
Maybe the pudgy, pig-nosed boy? Again, the mental image of the chipmunk was in his head.
Oh, but he found himself an angry-looking, pink-haired girl who gave him a scowl as soon as he showed up.
Who could it be...?
He stood, and he began walking nowhere in particular through the auditorium, and he found a boy still seated in his chair.
He didn't really give him Theodore vibes. He stood for a moment, looking him up and down, and he said, surely, "You don't look like a Theodore, but you are." He tugged at the beanie lazily pulled over his hair. "I think that I'm your partner." He gave him another eyeing. "Though, I don't know if you're a Theodore. You look more like a..."
George? Jorge? Enrique? Gideon? Theresa? Ritchie?
"...Patrick to me," he concluded. He gave a small nod. "I'm DC," he said, not bothering to do the whole I'm Donna, but I don't like it spiel. "I'm sure of that, if nothing else," he joked dryly, and he adjusted his backpack. "Are you ready to go?" He paused. "I don't know to where." He paused again. "I'm not very good at navigation either."
The principal's announcement barely cut through the air to the femininely-named, earbud-donning boy dabbing into his backpack and scrolling through his phone. The only reason the noise coming from the woman's mouth registered with him at all was that "Wonderwall" had ended, leaving a second of silence before the next song came on.
Donna reluctantly reached up and pulled out an earbud, blowing vapor into his backpack and looking down at the dab pen as his right earbud blared "Hey There Delilah" and his left ear strained to hear that his partner was some Theodore Virtanen. He tried vaguely to remember who it was as his eyes went back to his phone screen.
There were, in truth, very many memorable people from Ambridge. There was the one who constantly tried to fight Chels, and there was the one-who-constantly-tried-to-fight-his-Chels' brother, and there was the vulture girl, and there was the one who flung himself off of his motorcycle, but none of those people were Theodore. Was he the one who tried to hook up with the Jackson boy but got scared off because of "herpes" that were surely made up? Was he the guy who...well, was he the other guy who tried to fight everyone?
Well, he couldn't be any of those, could he? He surely would remember him...
DC clicked off his pen, sitting it back in his bag as he blew out his last puff, and he shut his backpack and looked up and around himself.
People all around him were filing out, and his eyes looked for someone unfamiliar who looked like a Theodore.
There was a tiny little girl who could pass as a Theodore-- buck teeth always made him think of the name Theodore. Alvin and the Chipmunks had really shaped his childhood.
But no, it couldn't be her, because she found a big, tall guy.
Maybe the pudgy, pig-nosed boy? Again, the mental image of the chipmunk was in his head.
Oh, but he found himself an angry-looking, pink-haired girl who gave him a scowl as soon as he showed up.
Who could it be...?
He stood, and he began walking nowhere in particular through the auditorium, and he found a boy still seated in his chair.
He didn't really give him Theodore vibes. He stood for a moment, looking him up and down, and he said, surely, "You don't look like a Theodore, but you are." He tugged at the beanie lazily pulled over his hair. "I think that I'm your partner." He gave him another eyeing. "Though, I don't know if you're a Theodore. You look more like a..."
George? Jorge? Enrique? Gideon? Theresa? Ritchie?
"...Patrick to me," he concluded. He gave a small nod. "I'm DC," he said, not bothering to do the whole I'm Donna, but I don't like it spiel. "I'm sure of that, if nothing else," he joked dryly, and he adjusted his backpack. "Are you ready to go?" He paused. "I don't know to where." He paused again. "I'm not very good at navigation either."
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DONNA CAMUS
♬ "and oh this too shall pass" ♬
code by ditto (head empty go bonk)
The principal's announcement barely cut through the to the femininely-named, earbud-donning boy dabbing into his backpack and scrolling through his phone. The only reason the noise coming from the woman's mouth registered with him at all was that "Wonderwall" had ended, leaving a second of silence before the next song came on.
Donna reluctantly reached up and pulled out an earbud, blowing vapor into his backpack and looking down at the dab pen as his right earbud blared "Hey There Delilah" and his left ear strained to hear that his partner was some Theodore Virtanen. He tried vaguely to remember who it was as his eyes went back to his phone screen.
There were, in truth, very many memorable people from Ambridge. There was the one who constantly tried to fight Chels, and there was the one-who-constantly-tried-to-fight-his-Chels' brother, and there was the vulture girl, and there was the one who flung himself off of his motorcycle, but none of those people were Theodore. Was he the one who tried to hook up with the Jackson boy but got scared off because of "herpes" that were surely made up? Was he the guy who...well, was he the other guy who tried to fight everyone?
Well, he couldn't be any of those, could he? He surely would remember him...
DC clicked off his pen, sitting it back in his bag as he blew out his last puff, and he shut his backpack and looked up and around himself.
People all around him were filing out, and his eyes looked for someone unfamiliar who looked like a Theodore.
There was a tiny little girl who could pass as a Theodore-- buck teeth always made him think of the name Theodore. Alvin and the Chipmunks had really shaped his childhood.
But no, it couldn't be her, because she found a big, tall guy.
Maybe the pudgy, pig-nosed boy? Again, the mental image of the chipmunk was in his head.
Oh, but he found himself an angry-looking, pink-haired girl who gave him a scowl as soon as he showed up.
Who could it be...?
He stood, and he began walking nowhere in particular through the auditorium, and he found a boy still seated in his chair.
He didn't really give him Theodore vibes. He stood for a moment, looking him up and down, and he said, surely, "You don't look like a Theodore, but you are." He tugged at the beanie lazily pulled over his hair. "I think that I'm your partner." He gave him another eyeing. "Though, I don't know if you're a Theodore. You look more like a..."
George? Jorge? Enrique? Gideon? Theresa? Ritchie?
"...Patrick to me," he concluded. He gave a small nod. "I'm DC," he said, not bothering to do the whole I'm Donna, but I don't like it spiel. "I'm sure of that, if nothing else," he joked dryly, and he adjusted his backpack. "Are you ready to go?" He paused. "I don't know to where." He paused again. "I'm not very good at navigation either."
Donna reluctantly reached up and pulled out an earbud, blowing vapor into his backpack and looking down at the dab pen as his right earbud blared "Hey There Delilah" and his left ear strained to hear that his partner was some Theodore Virtanen. He tried vaguely to remember who it was as his eyes went back to his phone screen.
There were, in truth, very many memorable people from Ambridge. There was the one who constantly tried to fight Chels, and there was the one-who-constantly-tried-to-fight-his-Chels' brother, and there was the vulture girl, and there was the one who flung himself off of his motorcycle, but none of those people were Theodore. Was he the one who tried to hook up with the Jackson boy but got scared off because of "herpes" that were surely made up? Was he the guy who...well, was he the other guy who tried to fight everyone?
Well, he couldn't be any of those, could he? He surely would remember him...
DC clicked off his pen, sitting it back in his bag as he blew out his last puff, and he shut his backpack and looked up and around himself.
People all around him were filing out, and his eyes looked for someone unfamiliar who looked like a Theodore.
There was a tiny little girl who could pass as a Theodore-- buck teeth always made him think of the name Theodore. Alvin and the Chipmunks had really shaped his childhood.
But no, it couldn't be her, because she found a big, tall guy.
Maybe the pudgy, pig-nosed boy? Again, the mental image of the chipmunk was in his head.
Oh, but he found himself an angry-looking, pink-haired girl who gave him a scowl as soon as he showed up.
Who could it be...?
He stood, and he began walking nowhere in particular through the auditorium, and he found a boy still seated in his chair.
He didn't really give him Theodore vibes. He stood for a moment, looking him up and down, and he said, surely, "You don't look like a Theodore, but you are." He tugged at the beanie lazily pulled over his hair. "I think that I'm your partner." He gave him another eyeing. "Though, I don't know if you're a Theodore. You look more like a..."
George? Jorge? Enrique? Gideon? Theresa? Ritchie?
"...Patrick to me," he concluded. He gave a small nod. "I'm DC," he said, not bothering to do the whole I'm Donna, but I don't like it spiel. "I'm sure of that, if nothing else," he joked dryly, and he adjusted his backpack. "Are you ready to go?" He paused. "I don't know to where." He paused again. "I'm not very good at navigation either."
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