But it was a nice moment, even if it had to end. Marlene slid her hands into her pockets, ready again to make her exit, when Adam—calmly, in a tone that absolutely begged for debate and deconstruction—said, "I love you, Price." Of course, he must have meant it platonically. He must have meant it like that, like mates, yes—he'd called her "Price," and he was grateful, and they were best mates, weren't they? He looked at her warmly, not like he had on the Quidditch Pitch, months ago, when he'd last said those words to her, but just comfortably and affectionately, like he appreciated her presence in his life. But, truthfully, every time Marlene imagined that scene on the Quidditch Pitch over in her head, it went very differently. She knew why she had said what she'd said. She understood herself well enough for that—she didn't even necessarily regret it, exactly. But if only she'd known at the time... and if this Marlene were to play that scene, she would have told him that she loved him too. Here, now, of course, she knew that this Adam must have meant it platonically, like mates, for a host of reasons. Marlene just could not quite remember what they were. She wasn't thinking straight. She stepped forward and pressed her lips against his.

Ok, for all of you who are interested, or isn't, I don't really care I just wanna write it al down so I can remember it, because it was awesome.

I was at the last who last night of Book Of Mormon here in Sweden and here are some highlights from this amazing production and it's amazing cast.

Per Andersson (elder Cunningham) tries to climb up into their bunk beds. This went on for nearly ten minutes, and with every jump he just went "you know, when in the airport, when we were in the airport..." when he finally managed to get up he proceeded to drape himself over Linus Walhgren(Elder Price), sit in his lap, somehow crawl behind him and then falling down only to begin jumping up again.

It got to the point where Linus broke character and said: "You know we have an after party buss to catch." And at that point me, and the rest of the audience were in tears. Which got worse when Per answered in a singsong voice with: "do you knoooowww~ you're gonna miss it." I couldn't breath for a solid five minutes.

Just, everybody, they were so good, like I love this cast

Pers very good gyrating, twerking, and the worm during hasa diga eebowai

LINUS WALHGREN Like damn, he was made for this role, what a voice

Side note: To work in Swedish, in the song You and Me they sing "every sausage needs it's side dish" "I will be your mashed potatoes" love it

Linus hips and dancing in American prophet, we in the audience were hooting and whistling, hot damn

EYE CONTACT WITH LINUS I DIED

Joseph Smith giving Arnold and Kevin's butts a smack

The two who were the Nefites pulling up their robes and seductively revealing their legs

There was a football game at the time so on the Mormons game board they showed the score 2-1 to Chile

How much Linus were shaking after getting drenched in blood, felt so sorry for elder price

Elder Thomas riffing in turn It off like damn

Mormones no, yes, no, while Arnold was going to walk out after price and in the end just kept putting his foot back and forth while they all screamed.

SAMANTHA GURAH AS NABULUNGI WHAT A FUCKING VOICE

Hatimbi making his name longer and everyone just smiling

General BFN doing his dreads so they looked like a pair of Mickey Mouse ears at the end

Pers sound, kind of like an ooooaaaf EVERY time Linus tried to speak after Spooky Mormon Hell dream

Elder price hitting general BFN in the nuts and then proceeding to place his head on his shoulder

Linus Fucking voice in I Belive, died, the came back, then died again, wonderful

"Imagine that your head is made of tiny kittens Take the kitten that is gay and DROWN IT Okay?"

SAMANTHA GURAH, worth mentioning again, goosebumps every time she sang. 10/10 would have gone just to see her

The female part of the audience cheering when Arnold said that the clitoris was holy

Elder McKinley having a solo dance number in Price's nightmare

McKinley trying to kiss him after he wakes

LINUS FYCKING WALHGREN

Elder Thomas falsett in We are Africa

Elder Price coffee break down and him just going "C O F F E WHAT IS THAT?!" "Coffe?!"

Elder price breaking down even further and starting to talk to his cup of coffe in a baby voice while elder Cunningham looks on worried.

"Oh hi little friend, are you all alone? Don't worry, you are gonna meet your friends right here in my tummy"

Price noticing Arnold and doing an Per Andersson right back at him "oaaaahhhh" Per the proceeds to start to laugh Linus continues

"I think we missed the bus" "We can take a cab"

Linus H A I R during all this

the ensembles faces during the play in the play

THE PLAY

Elder mckinleys delight at the fake penises

Elder mckinley and his escimokiss with Hatimbi

And the face he made after

Yaya pulling a "what ya gonna do about it" at BFN whi startles

Linus trying to talk at the end but having to start over bc the mormons bags keep interrupting him as they bump down the stairs.

"Fuck misionspresidenten"

just, the last song man, everyone in the audience were standing and singing and clapping along.

Arnold trying to kiss price when he sang "I am by your side" and Price leaning back.

Arnold saying Samantha's name instead when "trying to remember" it is Nabulungi and her hella cute giggle at it

I had eye contact with Per andersson beforethr villagers were putting on their oaky and I just gave him this knowing look and he smirked back at me

Also I have him a thumbs up after he threw a rose and he gave me one back and a bug smile

Everyone singing "we have maggots in our scrotum"

And I nearly cried when Samantha started to cry

Linus and Per's kiss during the applause

"A girl always knows," Prudence interrupted softly, and Marlene broke off. "But he doesn't fancy you that way anymore. I know that, too. But I'm not telling you this to be mean, really, I—I'm not doing it right at all, I know that." Prudence turned away, looking out across the lawn. "What I mean to say," the Ravenclaw went on, "is that it's very easy for a bloke to believe in a girl that he fancies. There are... there are ulterior motives, you know?" Prudence met her eye again. "But Adam doesn't fancy you anymore, and he still thinks you'll be brilliant." Marlene wondered if Prudence could tell that she was choking on the air in her throat, when she nodded slowly.

There wasn't enough time. The kiss moved too quickly, deepening, growing more heated and needy at once. Their lips moved inelegantly, rushed, because in a minute, just another minute, please, they would have to wake up, open their eyes, realize, pay, atone, whatever, but before that, there was so much to communicate and experience. They couldn't possibly wrap up every missed opportunity and unvoiced thought, couldn't satisfy every curiosity, couldn't feel everything—not in this minute they'd stolen from the natural, proper, ordered progression of things, they couldn't, so theirs was a vain effort, like if she clung to him tightly enough or if he pressed deeper, more fervently against her, they might be able to make each other understand.

It was sort of like sitting down to a familiar supper. It was like being so hungry and sitting down at the table, where the food was all spread out there before him: a meal he'd eaten five hundred times. And as he dished out the food onto his plate, he could already taste it. The first bite was already in his mouth before he'd picked up the fork. He knew—on some subconscious level—what was coming next, and yet he couldn't breathe in anticipation. Marlene was silent. She was just staring at him, and Adam couldn't read her expression, but she was clearly stunned. He'd played this scene over in his head a thousand times, but now that it was happening, the reality of the thing was terrifying. It was a lot more awkward in real life. Adam's chest grew tight, and he quietly requested: "Please say something, Marlene."

The sun was low in the sky—coloring the pitch in orange and pink light. Marlene, with her blond hair and pale skin, seemed a dozen shades of gold. Even her eyes reflected the blazing evening sun. "Well, what were you thinking about?" she asked. "You should tell Marlene how you feel," Donna's advice echoed in Adam's head.