structural_defect
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Mordecai finally faces the music and things need to get worse before they get any better.
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- Part 5 of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
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06 Jun 2026
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Mordecai goes to sit by his best friend, like he always does.
But then Thomas.
Just fucking, sits next to Rigby.
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06 Jun 2026
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“No, seriously, what did Margaret mean by ‘took you long enough’? Like, do we really seem gay?”
“You need to chillax, man, why does it even matter.”
“Dude, it totally matters because is this why she never asked me out? ‘Cause she thinks I'm gay?”
“Yeah, dude, you seem like you totally major in gay.” Rigby offhandedly joked, but Mordecai snapped his head towards the instigator, believing every word, “What!”
“I’m just jokin’ around, geez, but if it bothers you this much just say you're, like, bilingual or something.”
“Bisexual.” The other corrected before thinking more on Rigby’s not-so-bad idea.
“But wouldn't that just be adding to the lie?” He looked back at the other, who then peeked around his Gameboy, locking eyes.
“Are you sure you aren’t?”
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06 Jun 2026
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Mordecai must confront his feelings after having to confess his feelings for his best friend, leading him to remember many moments he should've realized his feelings sooner.
Or: Mordecai's confession in "Diary" turns out a bit different
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06 Jun 2026
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When you factorise an equation, when you solve for x, you take out the common factor first. It makes it all so much easier, the expression so much simpler to break down.
Tsukishima just never realised how applicable this was to real life.
He’s done those questions thousands of times, rearranged an expression into its simplest form, solved for x and sketched hundreds of graphs. It’s been ingrained into his very hand, and now he thinks it comes more naturally than breathing.
It’s easy.
When there’s a common factor, you just
take it out.Bookmarked by structural_defect
03 Jun 2026