Er...meep?
The windows loomed hauntingly, each snapping its velvety curtains together, a shadow that grew ever so large like an infectious plague, glided freely through the hall. Natural lighting grew scarce, a battle lost to the ever-growing darkness. Students giggled away from the safety of their classrooms, oblivious to what occurred outside of their room. The chandeliers swayed in mourning. The school became quite an unpleasant sight.
All returned to normal, once the doors opened; the shadows fled at the sound of children as they stepped out in packs discussing recent lessons. The curtains sneakily snapped open before anyone could catch them. The light timidly entered the scene. The paint of the lockers no longer peeled, but actually pieced itself back together.
“Polynomials—I love them.” Bunsen commented giddily “We’ve much to do this evening, Beakie.” He reminded. The tall muppet nodded in agreement. They stuffed their books into their designated lockers. Beaker looked into the mirror carefully “Perfectmeep.” He said. Bunsen innocently took a peek into his locker and spotted a very provocative picture of Marilyn Monroe “I spy with my little eye, a picture of a certain celebrity sex symbol that my dear friend has an eye for.” He teased. Beaker flushed at the comment, and slammed his locker shut “Meep meep meep, meep meep meep.” He justified. Bunsen patted him on the back “Oh, yes, Beaker, it does make a lovely adornment—classic, hmm?” He humored him, “A little art?” He joked some more. Beaker ignored his taunts on the way to the library.
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Blood-stained carpets, torn books, and a dim light overshadowed his better judgment…
Pepe: Me gustaría un abrazo, hokay?