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A diamond's gotta shine

Summary: Serena as Marilyn Monroe singing Diamonds are a girls best friend. And a glimpse into Serena's life as a superstar.

Title lyrics from Bejeweled by Taylor Swift

Note: I just researched the era of Pokémon actually takes place in the 1950's so I'ma edit one of my former chapters.

In the glittering era of the 1950s, the world was captivated by the iconic beauty and charm of Serena, a rising star in Hoenn. She had an undeniable allure, and her honey blonde locks and radiant smile had already won her a legion of adoring fans. However, it was her role as the enchanting Lorelei Lee in the film "Gentlemen Prefer Honey Blondes" that would truly make her a legend.

Serena had always dreamed of being a star, and her journey to stardom was a classic tale of ambition, talent, and a dash of luck. She had grown up in a small town but had a charisma that could light up any room. Her big break came when a talent scout spotted her at a local performance and whisked her away to Hoenn.

As she stepped into the role of Lorelei Lee, Serena embraced the character's vivacious spirit and undeniable sensuality. She donned stunning gowns, dripping in diamonds and pearls, capturing the essence of a glamorous, modern-day Marilyn Monroe. Her performance was a revelation, and she effortlessly embodied Lorelei's philosophy that "diamonds are a girl's best friend."

The music began and Serena Yvonne was dressed in light pink strapless dress and black gloves with a lot of diamond jewelry on her. Then she turned to the crowd:

The Kalosians are glad to die for love
They delight in fighting duels
But I prefer a man who lives
And gives expensive jewels
A kiss on the hand
May be quite continental
But diamonds are a girl's best friend
A kiss may be grand
But it won't pay the rental
On your humble flat
Or help you at the automat
Men grow cold
As girls grow old
And we all lose our charms in the end
But square-cut or pear-shaped
These rocks don't lose their shape
Diamonds are a girl's best friend
Tiffany's
Cartier
Black Starr
Frost Gorham
Talk to me Harry Winston
Tell me all about it
There may come a time
When a lass needs a lawyer
But diamonds are a girl's best friend
There may come a time
When a hard-boiled employer
Thinks you're awful nice
But get that ice or else no dice
He's your guy
When stocks are high
But beware when they start to descend
It's then that those louses
Go back to their spouses
Diamonds are a girl's best friend
I've heard of affairs
That are strictly platonic
But diamonds are a girl's best friend
And I think affairs
That you must keep liaisonic
Are better bets
If little pets get big baguettes
Time rolls on
And youth is gone
And you can't straighten up when you bend
But stiff back
Or stiff knees
You stand straight at Tiffany's
Diamonds
Diamonds
I don't mean rhinestones
But diamonds are a girl's best
Best friend

The film's success was meteoric, and Serena's star soared to new heights. She became an international sensation, a symbol of beauty and sophistication. Her portrayal of Lorelei Lee in "Gentlemen Prefer Honey Blondes" not only showcased her incredible acting talent but also her musical prowess, as she dazzled audiences with her singing and dancing.

Off-screen, Serena's life began to mirror the glitz and glamour of her on-screen persona. She was seen at all the right parties, and her love life became the subject of tabloid fascination especially since she was in a long term relationship with Ash Ketchum the World Monarch and Champion of Alola. Yet, beneath the spotlight, she remained a down-to-earth, kind-hearted woman who appreciated the opportunities that fame had afforded her.

As the years passed, Serena continued to shine in Hoenn and Kalos, taking on diverse roles such as The Seven Year Itch, All My Life, The Prince and the Showgirl, Niagara, Marie Antoinette, Legally Honey Blonde, How to Marry a Millionaire, The Asphalt Jungle, and more and earning critical acclaim. But it was her portrayal of Lorelei Lee that remained etched in the memories of fans around the world. To this day, people fondly remember her as the embodiment of Marilyn Monroe's iconic character, a testament to her talent and timeless beauty.

In the end, Serena had achieved her dream of becoming a Hoenn legend, just like the starlet who had inspired her. Her journey from a small-town girl to an international sensation, with "Gentlemen Prefer Honey Blondes" as a defining chapter, was a story of perseverance, charm, and the enduring magic of cinema's golden age.