Bill’s nap was short, awoken by his mind thinking too much on the problem. He sat up and combed his fingers through his soft blonde hair. He felt like he planned to do something, but forgot…oh. Fix this. Right.. He got up from the bed and groaned at his headache, holding his forehead in hopes to stop the spinning. When was the last time he ate something? Not anytime soon is for sure. He had a plan and he’d be damned if he didn’t comply to it. He wandered the house, peering outside when a form caught his eye. It was Mabel. He wanted to talk, but his mind nagged him. Fix this. You need to fix this. Fix your mistake of a life. Fix this. Fix this! FIX THIS! Bill held his head again in annoyance from the broken record in his thoughts. He was so blinded and narrow sighted to his goal, the idea of consequence never even was considered. He pushed on into Dipper’s room of nic-nacs and searched for what he needed. Once he found it, he pulled it out and returned to where he saw Mabel, stepping outside to remind himself who he was doing this for. He looked down at the device in his hands, turned the dial so it read ‘BILL CIPHER’ and took a deep breath. “M-Mabel? I told you I’d fix this,” he held her behind the neck, pulling her into a short kiss. “I love you…so much.” Before he let her respond, Bill looked her in the eye, put the memory gun to his head, and pulled the trigger. The blast was…odd. It felt like he got punched in the head and electrocuted at the same time. The gun dropped from his hand and he looked at Mabel blankly and in silence. He examined her face for the first time again before looking around, “W-….what? Where…?”