Verylittlerosebush episode 5

Hi everyone, my name is Violet Heaslip, I'm here to tell a story that's kind of strange. I was a fan of the Amazing World of Gumball, and it was great until things took a turn for the best. The PBS station demanded more animation frames for the show to make the animation flawless.

They told us that they wanted to convey a more animated series than there others. So Eileen (The girl who thinks everyday is her brithday) and the group that animated the show agreed. However they had never done such a feat. So they all worked day and night to get everything flowing right.

As the animators drew, some members of the animation team were growing tired and the animation became more and more grotesque. I should know; I was there giving out coffee and other things for the team. I saw them from the sidelines, gathering together and conversing about an episode they were animating. It was called "The Loneliest Word", and it was going to be to teach children more advanced words like usual.

When the head director brought all the animators to view the episode, he told the one animation group who were animating the last bits to bring the finalized version, but they did not respond. He went to their cubicles, and when he got there they were all dead with blood stains on the alleged tape. The hospital was called and they were sent to the emergency room as soon as possible but it was too late; they died of undisclosed causes. We still had the tape so we decided to watch it in their honor and their hard work they put into it. As we all went into the viewing room, everything was suddenly very quiet. The screen flickered on and a scene of Wordgirl started as usual.

First the upbeat theme song played, followed by opening sequence and the title card, but when the featured words were spoken something was wrong. The narrator sounded like Gumball, from a different show. We thought it was just a sound glitch so we kept going and pulled through the rest of the episode, but it did not get better. Characters started to get more color and the animation became shocking cartoon-ish and baby-like. It showed Wordgirl, the beloved super hero, spitting out gum. We kept watching as the crispiness on the screen unfolded.

As we watched, the dialogue started to become forwards and static started to go away as the Birthday Girl appeared in the background. I got worse as scenes of cake-shot faces floated past Victoria Best as she turned to the screen. Her head went slowly around making a screeching sound as she turned. We all sat there and as her face unraveled to look like a robot and she made a sound. We all heard her say "She always gets her way", and a staff member said she stopped there. But we did not listen to her. We watched to the end, when it cut to a light crimson red with a faded pale face. It just stood there in the screen staring at us until it open its mouth and said, "Today's my birthday!" and then Wordgirl interrupts and says, "Wait, wait, wait a minute, stop right there. You can't just believe that. She's a liar! Trust me. Her birthday is NOT today."

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