much to the amusement of the rest of the boys in the class. It starts as a passing joke, with Cartman making increasingly outrageous comments about how "hot" the couple would be, but as time goes on, he becomes more and more consumed with the idea.
At first, Stan and Kyle are weirded out by Cartman's obsession, but over time they start to see the funny side. They start playing along with Cartman's fantasy, pretending to be a couple just to see how far he'll take it.
As Cartman becomes more and more fixated on the idea, the rest of the town starts to take notice. News reporters come to interview him, and he even starts a fan club dedicated to the "Kylan" relationship. However, as the episode progresses, it becomes clear that Cartman's interest in the imaginary romance is masking his own insecurities about his sexuality.
Near the end of the episode, Cartman finally confesses his feelings to the boys in a heartfelt moment. They reassure him that they'll always be his friends no matter what, and that it's okay to have a crush on someone of the same gender. In the final scene, Cartman is seen happily admiring a poster of Stan and Kyle, which the two friends have signed for him with the words "Love, your bros."
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