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Fifteen (emotional 3)

A/N: comment your questions for a character ask. For who and what the question is

Cpope: let me say something. Look, we've lost one of our closest friends in the whole world. He's gone now. We're mourning. It's gonna impact is forever. Let it impact is in a positive way so we don't become as depressed. It's a learning experience we were all taught in an extremely dark way.

Princess: true

Alex Bottoms: bless

Jon is walking; trick and Elisa are coming for the funeral he'd be so happy

Alex Bottoms: :/

Alex Bottoms: wait who's all giving a speech

Cpope: Me, trick, Meagan, Mikey, Bren + dal, Ryan + Dan, and Dan + Phil.

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"well I'm the first person to give a speech at this funeral and I'm sobbing and nervous. I'm Patrick stump. Peter was my best friend. I've known him since preschool. He's taught me so much and I don't know what I will do without him. The memories we had growing up were amazing. I remember he's the one who pushed me to do music and take the adventurous side of life. Pete is gone but his lessons will leave an impact on my life forever."

"Hi I'm Meagan. Pete was my closest guy friend. I've known him since the day I started at his school in second grade. He was the first person to talk to me and said how he liked my style. It was cute really. He taught me how to express myself and be outgoing. He never failed to entertain me or make me laugh. He was one of those people I was so confortable around. He was the first person I came out to, the first person to really help me when I was struggling. Remember his legacy of him being one of the greatest friends anyone could ever have."

"Hi I'm brendon. Hi I'm Dallon. Well I've known Pete since kindergarten and that's where the nickname 'Breadbin' came from. He never failed to make me laugh. Like many others he encouraged me to pursue piano and singing and helped me excel. Without him, who knows where I would be. I met Pete in sixth grade. We were in the same advisory and from that moment on I knew he'd be one of the greatest friends in the world and little did I know, the greatest platonic friend I'd ever had. I'm crying crap. Pete, you will be missed, and you are forever loved."

"Hi I'm ryan, and this is Dan. I've known Pete for ages. He was always there for me. I'm not going to be able to finish, Dan go."

"Ryan wanted to say how much he loved Pete and how much he will be missed. I've only known Pete for a couple of years but he was one of the greatest guys id ever met and a friend I will truly miss"

"Hi I'm Dan. Hi I'm Phil. Pete and I were so close. We were both emo trash and we prank called each other and he made me so happy. He was almost as much of a sunshine as Phil. Speaking of me, Pete was so amazing. He was always there and so supportive. I miss him so much already"

"Hi I'm Cass. As Pete once said in sixth grade when he almost got hit by a bus 'when I'm gone, don't remember im gone, Remember my accomplishments and impacts.' We need to do that today. Pete was a successful bassist, straight A student, Gay rights activist, and touched our dark souls in some way, shape, or form. He like Bren and many others got me into music. He helped me start a career. I remember when we were younger he'd put emo makeup on me and we'd pretend we were a pop punk band. The memories he left with me will never leave and I loved him so much. You will be missed and loved by so so so many, Peter."

"Hi I'm Mikey. I'm already crying so thsi speech is going to be hard to give but I'm going to do it for Pete. Pete was the love of my life. We'd been dating for nearly 5 years. We were going to get engaged. I'll never forget anything with him. He taught me how to live. I love him so much and that won't change. He wanted us to remember his impact and that impact was so great on so many. I am so goddamn proud to say I love Peter Lewish Kingston Wentz."

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Melanie Martinez: Cass my mom

Brian Tops: GAHHH I'm so proud of Mikey

Eyebrow piercing: is anyone else sobbing

Ashley F U: me

Tyjo: the emotion hurts man

Spooky Jim: remember his impact not his death.