Pecky The Peacock: Worst Hanukkah Ever

Hi, I'm Pecky The Peacock (Genevieve Keller), I just wanna show you this fanfiction I wrote on the first day of December.
It was 6:18PM, on the day of December 4 of 2014, and I was at the bus stop on my way home. So, I decided to listen to some South Park songs. The song that was on was one of my favorite ones, alternatively known as "The Dreidel Song". Nice-sounding song, huh? Well, I think someone else wouldn't mind if I listened to it while being inside of a bus. So, I decided to listen to the whole thing. I kindly enjoyed it.
And it was the present day, which is December 1, 2023. I was going on Discord to let the other people here on Dillycord to listen to it. But, there is only one person who refused. Now, I wanted you to know who it was. It must be Marie Stewart. This person operated a bunch of Tupperboxes behind the #create-a-bot channel from the Mr. Men Show Discord server.
Also, there was a reenactment of a South Park: Fanmade Revolution episode. The episode is composed of:
Few people joined in the song, but crossover characters also came in, going berserk. Finally, the five sang all their parts altogether, but there was only one person who wasn't singing: it was Jess. He was just sitting there, shaking in fear, until something falls from the ceiling and crushes him. Woof was really paranoid from here, so he ran outside and screamed, then he bumps into a streetlamp. After the bump, it cuts to a test pattern with a sound of a sine wave that lasted for 2 seconds.
After the craziness was over, Little Miss Sparkle was talking to me, "Sorry about that, Pecky. It was an emergency." I checked on Jess to see if he was okay. He got crushed and died. His guts were spilled on the floor, and a puddle of blood could be seen forming under him. I cried over the loss of Jess, and went outside.
"Pecky! Why did you came to me, and why were you crying?" Woof asked to me. "I don't know! I still don't know!" I replied, while hugging him, not letting him go.
After hugging, Woof walked away, so did I. I got to the backyard of the house, sat down and noticed something on the ground: it was a dreidel. I think someone might have thrown it out the window or anything. I picked it up, and after knowing all of the lyrics to the same song I heard from earlier, I began to sing quietly.
Few minutes have passed, and the song is about to end and eventually, I reached the last verse, slowing down the tempo.
"With dreidel I should play..." I sung the last line slowly one more time, and the song ends. I put down the dreidel and tilted my head, watching some of the stars in the night sky.
It is quiet for a moment.
"You have a pretty voice, Pecky," Woof (from offscreen) says softly to me.
My eyes widen and I felt my cheeks heat up.
"O-oh, well..." I stuttered. "I don't know about that, mate..."
Woof blinks up at me again.
"That's very nice of you to say, Woof," I murmured, afraid to talk louder in case he would be able to hear my voice on the verge of breaking. "I'm sure you'll be an amazing singer."
I felt a bit silly for wanting to cry right now.
"Love you, Pecky," he says.
"I love you too, mate," I replied, coming to Woof to kiss his cheek once more. "Can we be friends again tommorow, okay?"
"Okay," he says, walking away and finally going back home.
When I turned around and was about to go home, though, I saw Betsy Bunny silently watching me and Woof, leaning against the doorway with a small but loving smile on her face.
"Betsy," I said to her. "Uh... How— how long have you been standing there?"
My friend doesn't respond but I saw a tear fall down her cheek and my few feathers drop with dread.
"Honey, what's wrong? Why are you crying?" I asked.
Betsy only smiles and shakes her head.
"N-nothing's wrong, it's just... Oh, Pecky—", she says, cutting herself off as she stifles a cry with a hand against her mouth.
"What? What is it?" I shifted my arm down carefully to one hand and reaches out gently to wipe away her tears with my loose feather.
"It's just— You're going to be such a good friend," she says, sniffing and smiling wider through her tears.
I blinked at her, exhaustion making me a few seconds longer than usual to process what she said, but then when it clicks I sighed with relief that she's okay.
"I'll try my best, honey," I replied, returning a small smile and leaning in to give her a brief kiss. "And I know you're going to be a great friend of mine."
"Thank you," she says, kissing me again and lingering a bit longer this time, until I reluctantly pull away.
"You should be in bed though, Betsy. You need your rest." I said, pushing her gently back into the hallway. 
Betsy sighs and rubs her eyes. "Yes, I know. It's... difficult for me to sleep right now," she admits. I smiled fondly at her.
"You worry too much," I said, an edge of teasing in my voice that I can't help. "Jess will be fine, I promise. We're going to take good care and be friends with him, okay?"
Betsy nods. "Okay." She reaches out and squeezes my free hand. "Goodnight, honey. I love you."
"I love you too. I'll be there in a minute."
I went back home and let my head fall back against my pillow, then finally lets my own eyes close as well.
And that was the end of the reenactment, so this is why I celebrated Hanukkah with this fanfiction. I hoped you liked it.
Written by: Genevieve Leonie-George Keller
Category:OCs
Category:Christmas-themed stories
Category:Pecky The Peacock