That’s Immortality (Just Not For Her)
That’s Immortality (Just Not For Her)
Summary: She shouldn’t have been forgotten. Not like this. The memory of Courtney Dilaurentis, the character that should not have been tarnished by Marlene King or a fangirl that’s still bitter about how the show missed out on the Dilaurentis Twins arc from the book, decides to write about it. Happy Holidays folks!
“That’s immortality, my darling.” -Alison Dilaurentis
She shouldn’t have been forgotten. Not like this.
Let me tell you a story of a girl that went missing and never returned in Rosewood. Yes, we all heard of Alison Dilaurentis. But that’s not who I’m talking about.
You see this girl, with blonde hair, cerulean blue eyes and a smirk on her pink bow shaped lips was, is still missing in this memory. The memory of Rosewood, in Rosewood. She would be connected in the town right under everyone’s noses and still be the center of everyone’s eyes.
This story has Alison as it should but there’s also the girl with her face. She is a phantom in Rosewood, coming and going from everyone’s minds. Nobody knew her, why would they-she didn’t exist.
(In another tale, she was remembered-at a price of course because this isn’t a fairytale)
That’s how they will be remembered.Â
Hannah, Emily, Spencer, Aria, Alison and Mona.
But they weren’t friends. Mona died in a quarry trying to be a ghost getting back at her demons. Hannah, Emily, Spencer and Aria-they suffered, tormented by A and by Alison’s ghost. Alison, well she wasn’t Alison. She is the ghost in this tale, the girl in the Liars memory and in real Alison’s mind as well. She is the beginning of the end in the story,
Alison, this Alison, the real one is a psychopath. A killer, is one word to describe her, a cold hearted killer. Yes, she is a victim but in reality, in her true form Alison Dilaurentis is a girl who murdered.
(It is always the crime that is remembered. The killer, their name synced to their deed. The victim is overshadowed, just like this crime, she is forgotten in this crime.)
Rosewood is a prestean town that does not like it’s its secrets out. It does not like it’s blemishes.
It erases the girl, this ghost. She was never there to begin with.
Her name is Courtney Jemma Dilaurentis. She died alone at the hands of her sister, her best friend.Â
You never saw her. Her memory long gone.
(Courtney, who?)
Liars. Alison, Mona, Aria, Spencer, Emily and Hannah. That’s all who you remember, just them. Never the first victim. A thirteen year old girl, who just wanted the truth, who just wanted a normal life, a family. Instead, Courtney was buried in the ground and by the ink itself.
Courtney should not have been forgotten.
Not vanished into thin air, like she never existed.
(Because she did. Courtney Dilaurentis existed.)
Once Upon a Time, there were twin girls. Now there’s only one and the other one-long gone, only immortal in dried ink. Because, that is immortality. It just wasn’t meant for her.