Onze

In which a lover from the previous piece is seen with a new lover.

Louis made friends a lot faster than Austin. Right after the first meeting, it seemed, Austin's Facebook feed popped up with about a dozen notifications saying "Louis Barr is now friends with Emile Hammerlich," and "Louis Barr is now friends with Pride 2010" and so on. Austin opened up the first page he saw, Duane Sekada's page. Duane's picture showed his great dinner plate of a bald head grinning next to a pair of what could have been Buddhas if not so skinny, they were smiling so fully. The picture took place at a bar. There on the top of Duane's Wall was a status update that read, "FUCK it looks like im going to be doing half the work again Can no one pull their own weight?" Austin's mouse had been hovering over the add friend button. But he pulled it away.

Dix

In which a lover from the previous piece is seen with a new lover.

An extended preview for a new romantic comedy, in which all of the information is given away so you don't have to watch the actual movie

SOUND: Jaunty music

NARRATION: Edie Barr thought she had it all figured out.

IMAGE: Edie and Stephen, snuggling on the couch with wine and candles

EDIE: So I was thinking. Let's get married.

Stephen looks at her. She looks at him.

NARRATION: In love with a wonderful man.

STEPHEN: Now why'd you go and say that.

Edie gives a frightened look.

Stephen produces a ring box.

STEPHEN: You beat me to the punch!

Edie looks relieved! They kiss.

NARRATION: Who loved her back.

SOUND: The music turns romantic, although still in a jaunty way.

EDIE: (seducitvely) Well let me make it up to you.

She starts to pull him to her by his collar, seductively, but not erotically.

CHILD'S VOICE: GROSS!

IMAGE: A small boy, Walter, holding a blanket and a stuffed rabbit.