Gone, but not forgotten.
Thanks to Kenneth Lim and Vihaan Ramamurthy for their help with that touching video tribute.
This year has been nothing short of–
**** is crazy. It's, like, insane.
Jason.
What?
No swearing.
Yeah, it's the last day of school, we're good.
Historic. Over five years ago, half of all life in the universe, including our own Midtown High, was wiped from existence.
But then, 8 months ago, a band of brave heroes brought us back.
They called it the Blip. [A photo of Sue Lorman from 2018 appears on the screen and turns into a photo of Sue Lorman from 2024] Those of us who blipped away came back the same age. [A photo of Brad Davis from 2018 appears on the screen and turns into a photo of Brad Davis from 2024] But our classmates that didn't blip had grown five years older.
Yeah, like, my little brother is now older than me.
Yeah, it's math. And even though we had blipped away halfway through the school year, and had already taken midterms, the school made us start the whole year over from the beginning.
It's totally unfair. It's not right.
Tigers, it's been a long, dramatic, somewhat confusing road. [Dell walks by a television that is broadcasting Midtown News] As we draw this year to a close, it's time to move on to a new phase of our lives.
Pray nothing crazy happens again. Because are the Avengers even like a thing anymore? Does anyone even have a plan?

