Green Eggs and Ham Season Three: The Last Serving

Episode Fourteen: The Castle of Glass(pt. 1)

*Hey guys! I'm back with another episode! Yay! This is almost over! YASSS!!! I'm so excited! I feel like this is only going to be either a three-part or a four-part episode. Maybe five, depending on how long it will be. And then the next episode will be the 'finale' of this season! LOL! So, this is published on September 30, 2020. If you guys like this part, please give it a vote and/or comment! Spam the comment section if you want to! LOL! Thank you guys so much for taking the time to read this and I hope you guys have a blessed day! Enjoy!*

Guy's Dream:

"Uncle Guy, wake up," A sweet familiar innocent voice called from the dark void. "Come on, wake up."

Guy groaned a bit while fluttering his eyes open. When he opened his eyes, everything was shiny but not to the point where it blinded him. It's almost like his atmosphere was bright but he could see where he was at. Right in front of him, he could see his purple-furred niece with her hair short and cute ponytail that stood straight up from her head. She had her cute yellow dress on with a bright smile to match it.

Guy widened his eyes a bit in recognition. "Tina?" He realized that he's been sleeping on his bed in his own room at Stovepipe Junction...or was it?

"Come on, Grandma is making breakfast," Tina urged with a cheerful voice and skipped out of his bedroom.

"Grandma?" Guy uttered after she left, tears edging on the bottom of his eyelids. He indeed realized now that he's in Stovepipe Junction...but wait, wasn't his hometown destroyed? Was this a dream? It had to be, right?

Guy got up from his bed and slowly walked out of his bedroom. He heard laughing and chattering downstairs. Those were the sounds of joy that he hadn't heard in such a while. He peeked into the kitchen to notice his two older brothers, Todd and Stanley entertaining the kids while his grandfather, who's young and handsome, sitting on the chair and watching the family laugh and play together.

Guy's heart was turned into mush when he witnessed this, tears drawing its mark on his cheeks. He held his sobs back, knowing that he couldn't just burst out crying. However, his brothers noticed.

"Hey, little bro!" Todd greeted cheerfully as both of them zoomed towards Guy and hugged him tightly.

Guy buried his face into their furs, letting out muffled sobs.

"Is...everything okay, Guy?" Stanley asked while stepping back from him a bit.

"Yeah...I-I--"

"Guy." He heard someone calling for him as he turned his head to notice his parents. His father stood by his mother with an arm looped around her and bright grins that were just so warm to stare at.

"Mom...Dad," Guy uttered, trying his best to not cry.

His mother smiled warmly. "I-I made this." She showed a plate of Green Eggs and Ham to Guy, instantly reminding him of Sam. "I hope I make it just as good as Sam's. I know that Sam is an excellent cook when it comes to these things."

"You want to give them a try?" His father offered gently.

Guy stared at the Green Eggs and Ham, instantly having flashes of his life. Even if he disliked them at first, even as a child, he still remembered the food. He remembered being the only kid in the cafeteria looking at it with pure disgust, he remembered Sam's persistence to get him to try it, and he remembered meeting a bunch of different people with the food present. Everyone was bound together thanks to this delicious delectable. Even his own family was destined to be with him...even if they're gone now. This honestly felt like heaven to Guy. The food not only reminded him of Sam but of others that he dared himself to not forget.