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Hey look, it's everyone's favorite ship dynamic:
survivor guilt suicidal x survivor guilt suicidal

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Iâve been thinking abt what happened in Fernsfield A LOT recentlyâŚâŚâŚ..
i saw this person on tiktok say they could tell based on your writing style which fandoms you've written for, and i really wonder if the gotg-ness comes out in my wip
The Madrigals in âSubstitute Teacherâ, updated
âAll right, listen up yâall. Iâm your substitute teacher, Madrigal. I experienced a serious civil conflict in the rainforests of Colombia. So donât even think about messing with meâŚâ
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âGOD, SON OF A BITCH!â -Isabela, snapping another clipboard in the room full of middle-class white students
âMischievous and deceitful! Chicanerous, and deplorable.â -FĂŠlix sending the troublemaking Aaron out of the room
âI got my eye on you, Jacqueline.â -Luisa
âYou about as Spanish as Rihan Seacrest. With your big-ass Fraggle Rock hair.â -Luisa
âIs there a Stargate in your bedroom? Can you travel through time, Jacqueline?â -Mirabel
âYou say your name right, right now.â -FĂŠlix
âIâm gonna throw you out the goddamn window. âŚWhat, Jacqueline.â -Luisa
âYOU DONE MESSED UP, AARON! Now you take your ass on down to OâShaghennessyâs office right now and tell him exactly what you did!â -Mirabel
âLIKE THEY GON HAVE A CLUB DEDICATED TO A TV SHOW!â -Pepa
âFake announcement.â -Pepa
âGET OUTTA MY GODDAMN CLASSROOM BEFORE I BREAK MY FOOT UP IN YOUR ASS!â -Isabela
âTimothy.â (âPresent.â) âThank you.â -FĂŠlix
âNow does anyone have a valid reason for leaving this classroom? Timothy.â âI gotta pick up my daughter?â âYouâre excused.â -Pepa
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Now I add things.
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âYOU DONâT KNOW HARD UNTIL YOUR TĂA THROWS THE HOUSE INTO A FIRE TORNADO BECAUSE YOU SPILLED AREPA CON QUESO ON HER DAILY CROSSWORD!â -Isabela
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âFifteen years old thrown into a civil conflict, and now Iâm here working substitute teacher for you middle-class ripe-for-picking suburbanites!â Aaron: â...Wait, did you say youâre fifteen?â âGOD SON OF A BITCH!â -Mirabel snapping another clipboard to regain authority as well as vent general frustration
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âI am calm, I am an example, everyone is depending on me, I donât need any more reason for Jesus to stop loving me.â -Pepa muttering, worrying the students
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âWell if it was a civil conflict then didnât you eventually sit down and reason it out?â
âREASON IT OUT? SON OF A FUUUUUUCK!â -Mirabel karate-chopping the front table with her leg, simultaneously throwing the plastic globe and Polo the plastic seal in the air.
âIS THIS A JOKE TO YOU, JACQUELINE? TAKE YOUR ASS TO OâSHAGHENNESSYâS OFFICE RIGHT NOW, BEFORE I THROWÂ CIVILLLLL ALL OVER THIS GODDAMN CLASSROOM!â
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âWE ALL HAVE TO MAKE ENDS MEET, JACQUELINE!â -Luisa
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âThis is worse than the time Mom sent us to that conversion camp.â -Luisa âDo you know what it is to look your mother in the eye after four weeks and tell her the camp she sent you to was not about economics?â
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âYou want to meet up at your club for yearbook photos? That might work on other substitutes, but I experienced a serious civil conflict in the Colombian rainforest. And your reason for exodus is about as paper-thin as the facade at the front desk from when my sisters and I were forced to go to conversion camp.âÂ
Isabela stands back. A pause occurs as she looks around the room.
âAinât none aâyâall old enough to go to the damn club! Ridiculous.â
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*students getting concerned when Pepa starts pacing around the room in a sheet of freezing rain*
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FĂŠlix, laughing: Okay, okay, I get it, mi estudiantes pequeĂąos. You want to leave my class early for some yearbook photos at the club. But you canât pull one over on me!
He slams a nearby desk, making the students jump.
âThey try lulling you into security, and then CRACK! Ti-ti-ti-ti brack, boom, youâve been bamboozled! So tell me, Aaron, why should I let you and your classmates leave for a club that youâre all too young to be in?â
The false calmness of his last sentence indicates that whatever Aaron says will cause an eruption.
Aaron: Um, theyâre student clubs.
âGAWWWWWWD WHATâS NEXT, FIELD TRIPS FOR THE BAND?â
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*Luisa forces everyone to do quiet reading so she can breathe into a paper bag*
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Pepa muttering in a growing rain cloud, wringing her hands and hair: Focus on the schoolwork focus on the schoolwork they are not to suffer, not to know, they are simply normal, innocent, uninvolved suburban students thinking they can pull one over me but they canât haha, Pepi itâs the nature of youth, leave your worries at the door, just focus on the lesson, clear skies, clear skies...
The cloud finally dissipates, and she slowly turns back to the class, soaking wet with a demented smile.
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Mirabel walks into a secluded closet during the lunch hour. She freaks out at the flashbacks.
âProstrated in front of the other townâs elder, offered as a peace bargain if only I help him convert his finances!â
*a tormented roar shakes the hall*
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Pepa can no longer take being the substitute teacher. The rain cloud has returned, dark and thundering, and she stares sullenly at the whiteboard. The students are silently bracing for what will come next.
Pepa: Do you know what they called me, then? They called me âThe Razing Stormâ. They feared me. Targeted my family, my home. Oh, and how could I explain to you that it was not we who started the conflict.
Denise: Wait, so it was like a civil war?
Thunder crashes in the room as Pepa whirls around, her face contorted in fury and haunting. The lightning makes her all the more terrifying. Rain falls, sleet slaps the floor, and her hands claw at the air as she horrifies in her one-woman storm. Water is beginning to run across the floor. Over the cacophony, the students can barely hear:Â âFORTY-NINE DAYS! FORTY-NINE DAYS!â
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Luisa finally cracks and cries out her feelings in an awkward sudden moment of vulnerability. Finding themselves shifted in responsibility, the students help her through. When she has finally dried off the tears, she takes a deep breath at the front of the room and opens the teacherâs copy of the history textbook.
âWhat the--? This is fake.â
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Dolores somehow hearing this from the Encanto: ...
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In another district, Bruno peeks in, opens the door to enter the room, and lets it shut awkwardly behind him. He looks around at the students in his Bruno way, and they look at him. He shuffles to the front desk and they have a normal productive elective class.
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What the freak Iâm talking about.
OK
I just found out that Will is:
-Aries
-INFP
-Hufflepuff
LIKE- GAWD WE ARE THE SAMEEE
Why isn't he reaaaaal ;;;;

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Iâm still here pondering if this is a win for the gays or not- Calhoun is one smooth guy but I worry for our main man Gordos-
Fjkkxkz he mightve combusted internally after it happened...
pants in the water
Sorry guys I have bipolar-type schizoaffective. My moods got more flips than a damn carnival lol⌠Iâll be ok Iâll be ok. I need to Remember that.