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@Crepper201567 I need your help setting up the plot in detail from "The Massification" I'm working on. You know, the one where Y/n moves out, but realizes his mistake at the end?
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@AlexDirector1 At first, he tries to find a place to live, but he is turned away because he is a minor. Consequently, he ends up living under a bridge—or rather, in a makeshift apartment beneath one. Things go well at first, but eventually, he is evicted and forced to live on the streets. Masami finds him there, takes him home, and gives him something to eat. Then Yuki appears and asks why she brought home a stray dog; Masami reminds her that it’s actually T/N, and Yuki apologizes. Afterward, Masami calls the boys to arrange for T/N’s return home. The boys try to convince him to come back, but T/N refuses, insisting he won't return until they—along with Mom and Dad—apologize and start doing their fair share of the chores. Gumball says no, but Darwin and Anais agree; so, Darwin and Anais gag Gumball, forcing him to agree as well. Mom, however, remains cold and distant until Masami confronts her, calling her out over her treatment of T/N. Finally, Nicole realizes that she is turning into her own mother; she goes to find Richard, and together they search for T/N in the park. They spot Masami, who tells them she has already spoken with his parents. The parents then appear, and T/N apologizes for yelling at them and for everything else that happened. Nicole replies, "No, son, I’m just as much to blame. I didn't consider your feelings, and I was turning into my own mother. Please, forgive me." When they return home, they find the house in perfect order—the boys have cleaned up and cooked a meal. T/N looks at Masami, hugs her, and says, "Thank you for rescuing me, Cotton-top." A single tear rolls down her cheek as she replies, "You're welcome."
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@Crepper201567 This continues until T/N arrives home and starts doing the same chores. The straw that finally breaks the camel's back comes when Nicol tells him to take out the trash; seeing garbage strewn everywhere, he—for the first time—says, "No." Everyone falls silent. Nicol asks, "What did you just say?" and T/N simply replies, "No." A heated argument ensues, with Nicol insisting that since he is the eldest son, he is obligated to help around the house. T/N retorts that *she* is the mother and *she* should be helping, pointing out that they dump all the responsibility on him while his dad and the younger kids act like a bunch of lazy leeches. To make matters worse, his dad steps in, asserting that he is the father and T/N must do whatever he says. T/N retreats to his room. The next day, he asks why no one woke him up early for an exam; Nicol tells him that he is an adult and needs to wake himself up. Later, he heads to the kitchen but is told he isn't allowed to use it—nor the bathroom—unless he pays. The following day, he buys his own food and toilet paper. Nicol confronts him, asking why he is cooking with his own food; T/N replies that it belongs to him because he bought it himself—and he’s even using his own frying pan. Another fight breaks out, with Nicol insisting that it is *her* house, *her* apartment, and *her* furniture. T/N finally explodes, declaring that absolutely nothing in the place actually belongs to her. Nicol retorts that as long as he lives under her roof, he will do exactly as she says. In a sequence mirroring the episode "The Decisions," T/N storms out of the house for good, shouting that he would rather leave than live like a slave. Nicol and Richard yell after him that if he walks out now, he’d better not ever come back—and with that, he leaves.
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@AlexDirector1 Eventually, Masami asks him if he would like to go on a date in the park; he eagerly agrees, and before leaving, he gives her a kiss on the lips. However, what he hadn't counted on was his mother ordering him to mow the lawn, clean the kitchen, and cook. By the time T/N had finished all the chores, he hadn't realized that he had missed his date. The next day, Masami is furious that he stood her up; yet, seeing how exhausted T/N looks, she softens. T/N apologizes, telling her to go ahead and electrocute him if she wishes. Masami eventually calms down—though she remains annoyed—and asks him what is going on. He explains that he does absolutely everything around the house while the rest of his family offers no help whatsoever, forcing him to sacrifice his hobbies—and even his time with her—just to keep up with the chores. Feeling sympathy for him, Masami asks, "Have you ever thought about rebelling?" T/N is left deep in thought.
