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[ashleybenlove]

I was thinking that Vanellope would be about 11 in the Roller Derby AU

Sounds good to me. :)

[ashleybenlove]

Title: Tripping

Prompt: Taffyta trying to get Vanellope in trouble during derby practice.

Fandom: Wreck It Ralph

Pairing: None applicable.

Word Count: 584

Rating: General

Warnings: Bullying. Tripping and falling (no injuries happen).

Disclaimer: I don’t own the source material in this fanfic. That’s to whatever company or person owns it. I would never claim to own it.

Notes: For the WIR Roller Derby AU. Probable influences from fandom and whatnot, most especially from ideas and stuff bounced around with regards to the WIR Roller Derby AU. Prompt from toodlestracery in reply to me asking for prompts. And apparently, what Taffyta does in the story is against the WFTDA rules and is subject to penalties, depending on the exact offense. After finding that out, it changed how Tamora was going to react. You can read the WFTDA rules here. Taffyta’s derby name of Pink Lightning comes from what the name of her kart is per wikis (both Disney and WIR). Special thanks to everyone who’s contributed to or supported the WIR Roller Derby AU.

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“Come on, lil sugarlumps!” Coach Felix exclaimed. “You can do it!”

  He clapped his hands together in encouragement.

  The junior team of Hero’s Duty Roller Derby called Sugar Rush comprised of children and adolescents between seven and seventeen (most of them were closer to ten) were currently in practice.

  Their co-founder and coach, Felix, stood in the middle of the ring cheering on his team. Off the rink, but not far away, sitting at a table, pretending to not watch the practice (but she actually was), happened to be the owner and founder of Hero’s Duty Roller Derby, captain of the adult team called Hero’s Duty, and the co-founder of Sugar Rush, Tamora Calhoun, known mostly on and off the rink as The Sarge.

  Meanwhile, as the kids skated along the rink in a formation, trouble was brewing.

  Skating in a formation involved Vanellope having to skate near Taffyta today, and needless to say, they did not get along.

  “I can’t believe they let you on the team,” Taffyta muttered to her. “You’re not that good of a skater. You’re a poser. A glitch.”

  “Shut up, Taffyta,” Vanellope muttered back, as she continued to skate.

  Taffyta did not say anything else for several more minutes, skating in the formation, when she tripped on her own feet (possibly on purpose) and as she begun to fall, she exclaimed, “Watch it, Vanellope!”

  Vanellope briefly caught the smirk on Taffyta’s face as Taffyta fell. Taffyta’s fall then started a chain reaction: causing a number of skaters (including Vanellope) to fall as well.

  “Oh no!” Felix could be heard saying.

  Nobody was hurt in the collision, but there were a half-dozen or so skaters on the floor, having fallen because of Taffyta. The skaters that did not fall made sure to skate out of the way and to the edge of the rink.

  Nobody spoke aloud until all the fallen skaters had gotten back onto their feet.

  “What happened?” The Sarge curtly demanded, not getting up from her seat. She had a tough look on her face, but it was toned down for the younger team.

  “Vanellope tripped me!” Taffyta exclaimed, pointing at Vanellope for good measure.

  “What?! I did not! You did!” Vanellope yelled, skating over to Taffyta angrily. “I did no such thing!”

  “Yes. You. Did! And then you made everyone else fall!” Taffyta yelled back. She crossed her arms. “You’re an accident waiting to happen.”

  Vanellope narrowed her eyes.

  “HEY!” The Sarge yelled, her voice ringing out loudly. She had stood up.

  That got their attention. Everyone froze— even Felix, who had been moving to separate the two girls, to look at The Sarge.

  “I want you all to remember this because it is very important,” The Sarge began, speaking quietly and measured to the intended audience in front of her. Her voice rose, speaking firmly and not angrily (even though the behavior made her angry), “We do not trip. Period. Because do you know what happens if you do that in a game, hmm?”

  The Sarge allowed a brief pause before saying plainly, “You get kicked out of the game.”

  Another pause.

  “Have I made myself clear?” The Sarge asked loudly.

  “Yes, ma’am!” every single member of the Sugar Rush team replied.

  “Good,” The Sarge replied, smiling gently. She then added, “And since I saw Pink Lightning trip on purpose, you’re benched for the rest of practice. Everyone else, back to practice!”

  Taffyta skated off the rink with a sour look on her face.

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Taffyta trying to get Vanellope in trouble during derby practice

Ooh, excellent. Thanks! :)

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I can’t stop listening to that song

It's so pretty, and it just makes me think of like, the Hawaiian music from Lilo and Stitch and the Zulu/African music in The Lion King. 

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