Scooby Doo: in the end

[whynot]

Inspired by this picture from zom-bot.com

In the End
PG13. Character deaths. 94 words. Velma knew this day would come.


Fred was the first to go. Then she had to add a D, then she had to add an S, and she said to Scooby, "There's no more room on the heart for a V and another S, so we better stay alive, huh?"

Scooby barked his response.

"Could you paint a V if I died?" asked Velma, scratching behind his ears.

Scooby barked again.

"You're right, Scoob," she said, and picked up her shotgun. "There's no room for hypotheticals these days. There's no time."

And yet sometimes she feels that's all she has.

Comments

[hivesofactivity]

This is exactly the reason why I adore being constantly astonished by fandom: you take a daft, well-beloved, utterly predictable comedy kids' show, and make it touching and sad and surprising in 94 words.

*sniffles, just a little bit*

[whynot]

Hee, thanks! She wrote another drabble along the same lines, if you're interested.