We're Both Clowns Here
(and so am i because this is self indulgent pls dont pay this any mind)
Basked in the warmth of the air around him, he relaxed under the tree he sat. With his pencil and sketchpad in his hands, he figured he wouldn't be able to draw anything with the shadow, but he wasn't willing enough to leave his place. Although he really should be doing something relevant now, he stays there, lazed under the tree. Just a few more seconds, he thought.
"Gaby! There you are!"
There goes all peace and quiet.
"What do you want." Gabriel Agreste asked, though he wasn't really interested in whatever he has to say. How dare he disrupt the peace.
"Nothing! Absolutely nothing at all," the class clown cheerfully replied.
So why is he sitting next to him right now?
"If you have no business with me, then leave."
"Awww don't be like that, Gaby! Can't I just keep you company?"
"I don't need company," Gabriel said, making sure to sound clearly displeased with the interruption.
"Then..can I stay if I do have a business with you?"
Ha.
As if this jester would be able to come up with something within 5 seconds.
"Speak then," he challenged.
...
There was silence.
"As expected, you couldn't possibly be serio–" "Can you design a costume for me?"
...
What.
"Oh sorry, haha," the joker said while rubbing the back of his head, embarrassed. "I have a dream, you see. To put on a show. A show that will make people feel emotions!"
Wow, how creative.
"Specifically joy. I would like to spread lots of happiness one day. You know, with my skits and all. So, I'd like to start with something simple. Like Super Fry! Who's Super Fry, you ask? Well—"
He was still talking but Gabriel was only really half-listening. This fool expects him to design a costume? For a french fry?
How dare he, the Agreste thought. How dare he. How could he even–
Wait.
"Why are you asking me to work on this...design?" he asked, interrupting the jester's ramblings.
"Oh, well. It's because you draw, right?"
He flinched.
He wasn't supposed to know that.
How did he even know that?
As if reading his mind, the jester went on. "You always have your notebook with you, and I always see you on this same spot sometimes, drawing. I don't really understand why you would do that when the tree blocks the light, though."
He was bewildered. This little—
"You were stalking me?"
"No! Of course not, not like that," the clown immediately protested, but it was said with a smile on his face so who knows if he meant it. "You're just a very interesting fellow, you know? Looking 'professional' and all that. I started to think I could never see you unless I make an appointment."
"That should be the way it is."
"But it isn't, and I'm kind of relieved that you do things other than studying!" the jester had said with a giggle.
Gabriel looked at the class clown with a deadpan look on his face. It wasn't that he was trying to keep this hobby of his a secret. He just likes keeping things to himself, that's all!
Really, that's all there is to it...
"So whaddaya say, Gaby? Can you design a superhero costume for me?"
If this was meant to be a challenge, he would accept it no doubt. But it wasn't and it frustrates him, because the dumb offer was very tempting. Why was it tempting?
Is it because this hobby of his was acknowledged by someone other than himself?
"..What is your name, again?"
The comedian seemed shocked for a moment, but quickly regained his composure as he responded with a small grin on his face. "Harry. Harry Clown!" He squeezed his nose while making a..what was that noise, whatever.
"Then, Harry Clown, I will design this costume. But once that is done, you shall never come speak to me again nor see me again. Understood?"
The fool, Harry, was smiling wide now.
"Of course, Gaby."
•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•
"I thought we agreed to never talk about it again," he said. The comedian had waltz into his home, littered around the mansion with the 'script' for his next movie, and now he gives him a reminder of one of the biggest mistakes he has ever made.
Of course, this clown would come and see him as soon as he became a fashion designer. And to think he dared to ask for the costume to actually be made? Expecting he'd leave for good this time, he made it but what does he get?
The same clown, under his roof, pitching his movie. He couldn't care less, but he has to admit that this could be of use to him later.
"A comedy movie with superheroes?"
The clown made a face he couldn't quite read. "Well, it's quite the opposite, Gaby."
Ah.
Is that what he is expecting?
Perfect.
The clown spoke a lot more, along with his lame impersonation of ShadowMoth (how dare he), and finally he was finished. But Gabriel would have to pretend to be interested in order for this to work.
"I would have to approve the script if the show were to happen."
"Of course, Gaby," the clown bowed.
"And I would also like you to destroy every existing image of that fry costume." Immediately, he wanted to add.
"No worries, sweetie," he said and did that gimmick of his. A cue for the audience to laugh, he once explained.
Really, this little—
Soon enough, the comedian was running out towards the door, papers falling from his grasp and screaming in glee.
Gabriel watched from afar.
"No one will ever take this clown seriously," Gabriel said.
Even so, he couldn't deny to himself that the fact he believed that Harry Clown would leave him alone that easily was pathetic.
_______________________________________
NAH BECAUSE THIS GUY MADE A FRENCH FRY COSTUME REQUESTED BY HIM IN THE FIRST PLACE, AND THEN SAID "No OnE WiLl ever TaKe ThIs cLowN serIousLy" BOI WHO U TRYNA FOOL











