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“Knitting!” she chirped. “It helps me take my mind of things sometimes, and it’s fun! Wanna join me?”
“Oh, um…” Ford said, stumbling over his words, as hr request had caught him off guard. “I don’t know how.”
“C’mon! I’ll teach you!” Mabel said, cheerily, grabbing his hand and yanking him into the living room.
Ford wanted to object. To make an excuse and return to his lab, but he found himself following her as she handed him a ball of yarn and a pair of knitting needles. He supposed that he did need a distraction, and the moment presented an excellent opportunity for him to connect with Mabel.
“Ready?” she asked.
“Teach away, kid.”
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When Ford's nightmares become too much, Mabel decides to step in and help her Grunkle out. ( a lil epilogue of sea grunkles)
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"Well, I'm calling because," the voice on the other end sounded high-strung as all get out. "You see, we were working on a-a project together, and it, well, it hasn't turned out exactly as expected-" his voice cracked.
Stan swore he could feel the blood drain from his face as he realized what kind of phone call this was.Stan gets a call in the middle of the night from a Dr. McGucket, telling him his brother is asking for him. So of course, he goes.
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Basically what if when stan got the postcard Ford was alot worse and instead of physically fighting they argue alot and eventually talk things out, they help eachother recover, and Stan helps Ford get away from his toxic ex.
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It's been five years since either of them have been back to Gravity Falls. The drive up isn't particularly pleasant.
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Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken objects of sentimental or monetary value, using a lacquer made of tree sap that's often dusted with gold. This strengthens and adds value to the object, as well as maintaining it's functionality. Kintsugi is a metaphor for healing and resilience. While the past cannot be rewritten and change is inevitable, the future is in our hands.