#striker

A possible scene from my upcoming Three Musketeers parody.

Kaitlin sadly looks down at her musketeer hat, after finding out that the Flaversham sisters, Clover and Olivia are in danger and are imprisoned in the dungeon, left to drown by Ratigan. She asks herself after Striker leaves in shame to reflect on the fact that he helped Ratigan, "Could this be the end of the three musketeers?"

A conflicted Striker unexpectedly receives encouragement from none other than Blitzo, himself, who tells Striker that he has a choice after saving Kaitlin. After Striker sings the breakdown song, he turns to Blitzo, thanking him for the song, which tells him it isn't the end.

Striker is a good guy in my AU. So, please don't criticize me for doing this.

Songs that work best for this scenario:

"This is the End":

Blitzo:

This is not the end! (2x)

You won't leave poor girls to drown (Chorus: Don't let them drown!)

And Kaitlin trusts you, you won't let her down! (Chorus: Don't let her down!)

Striker:

Can't breathe, vision's gettin' blurry now!

Nosebleed, never been so worried!

How'm I s'posed to handle the pressure?

It would've been better if I were anybody else!

Dear Satan, tell me what you would've done.

Too bad that I'm not your braver son.

Why'd I have to be picked to lead?

I wish that I could be anybody else!

I'm supposed to do something.

Am I, am I supposed to do something?

Do I run, do I dare, can I grant my own prayer?

Get a grip, grow a pair!

Dedicated to @OddCrossovers , who helped me change the lyrics of "This is the End" from Mickey, Donald, and Goofy: The Three Musketeers to fit Blitzo's encouragement to Striker. Striker helps Kaitlin save the Flaversham sisters. He's conflicted at first, but Blitzo encourages him, telling him that he now has a choice.

Striker cares about Kaitlin and wants to help her, but given that he worked for Ratigan and tried to kill her, when the rat tried to separate the three female musketeers. Ratigan gets the Flaversham sisters, Clover and Olivia and brings them to the Mont-Saint Michel to leave them to drown.

Me: Say no more.