How about a scene of WE!Joan being bullied because of her stuffed animals? :) To show to the people who want #justice4WE!Joan how things work. ;)
“Oh my god, Joan, you did not bring stuffed animal to work with you.”
Joan’s face felt like it was on fire. She could feel tears of embarrassment welling up in her eyes as she watched as Anne held her white dragon stuffie in the air by its neck. Kitty and Maggie were giggling at her sides, poking the stuffed animal’s wings and tail, while Cathy, Maria, and Jane watched curiously from the sidelines. Bessie had left the moment this whole thing started; she hated getting involved in these quarrels. Aragon’s face was neutrally blank as she spectated from against the wall.
“P-please give it back,” Joan said softly, and was unable to keep her voice from wavering.
“She didn’t deny it!” Kitty said excitedly. “She DID! She did put it in by choice! Oh my god, that’s so embarrassing! I’m so embarrassed for you.”
Joan suddenly felt very hot, like she was actually burning up. She swallowed a painful lump in her throat, struggling to breathe through the waves of shame slamming against her.
“That’s a bitch unprofessional,” Cathy put her in two cents. Joan shot her a wounded look, and she raised her hands. “Don’t look at me. I’m just stating my opinion, that’s all.”
“Please give it back,” Joan begged Anne. “Please.”
“Why do you even have it with you?” Anne asked, ignoring her bleating.
“I-it’s a comfort thing,” Joan stuttered. “It makes me feel secure. N-now please give it back.”
“Listen, I get having comfort items and even stuffed animals,” Maggie said. “Bessie has a giant fat bear. But taking it to work with you?” She snorted. “That’s so childish. You’re supposed to be our music director. How are we supposed to take your seriously when you still play with toys?”
“I-I wasn’t playing with her!” Joan cried.
“HER!” Kitty cackled. She tugged in Anne’s arm. “Did you hear that, Annie? It’s a her! I bet she has a name, too!” She turned her smirk to Joan. “What’s her name, Joey? Come on, tell us!”
Joan looked away, blinking away burning tears of humiliation. She felt like she was going to combust. She just wanted her dragon; it made her feel a little better when she held it. She liked flapping its wings, which calmed her in a strange sort of way.
“P-please,” She pleaded shakily. “Please give it back.”