"Egads, Rory, you gathered quite a group," The Tick said upon seeing the students in the hall. He was still holding the fishbowl with RT in it. He was the lone pallbearer.
"Please, come in to pay your respects," Tick said as he walked into the men's room past the sign he had put up.
Walter and Pup showed up. At the men's room? For a funeral.
Right.
Walter looked up at the big blue men and went with the rote, "I'm sorry for your loss," because what was there to say to a big blue superhero about the death of his goldfish?
Pup sniffed his feet wondering if he was tasty friendly.
The Tick walked over to a stall and poured the contents of the fishbowl into the toilet. He then began to speak.
"RT. I spent many days with her in my office. She was a constant friend. A shiny beacon of Justice in the dirty water of life. Until I changed the water. Then she was just plain shiny in clean water."
"But now she's gone. A poor little fishy life, ended by a disease nobody has heard of called 'Tuna Pox.' And I mean nobody. Not even other fish! That's rare!"
"She was an alien, not of this Earth! She told me this yesterday. She wouldn't tell me much about her homeworld, but I imagine there's a lot of water there."
"RT, I will miss you. May you live in wee fishie alien heaven forevermore."
Sometimes the call of nature is insistent enough to drown out one's ability to read. This was certainly the case for one unsuspecting Archie Kennedy tonight, as he went barging into the first floor men's room with his hands already fumbling at his pants.
He stopped dead in his tracks when he saw the gathering, and vainly attempted to reclaim some of the dignity that had fallen along with his trousers.
Gathering outside the men's room
"Please, come in to pay your respects," Tick said as he walked into the men's room past the sign he had put up.
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Walter looked up at the big blue men and went with the rote, "I'm sorry for your loss," because what was there to say to a big blue superhero about the death of his goldfish?
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Not that she has a reason, she just finds it weird.
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"Hey! What's going on?"
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"Oh dear."
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"RT. I spent many days with her in my office. She was a constant friend. A shiny beacon of Justice in the dirty water of life. Until I changed the water. Then she was just plain shiny in clean water."
"But now she's gone. A poor little fishy life, ended by a disease nobody has heard of called 'Tuna Pox.' And I mean nobody. Not even other fish! That's rare!"
"She was an alien, not of this Earth! She told me this yesterday. She wouldn't tell me much about her homeworld, but I imagine there's a lot of water there."
"RT, I will miss you. May you live in wee fishie alien heaven forevermore."
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He stopped dead in his tracks when he saw the gathering, and vainly attempted to reclaim some of the dignity that had fallen along with his trousers.
"Oh, hell."
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Unless any of Dream's students had studied the hell out of their vocabulary lists, he was probably the only one in the room who know what he had said.
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"I am very sorry for your loss sir."
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Pup sniffed the Tick's feet again and decided he didn't smell all that tasty.
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Don't flush me.
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