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What to do, what to do?

To make a new rp or play the sims.... that is the question. 

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anyone need a bonnie?

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Okay, maybe not, but sometimes I'm just really lazy or I just don't feel like measuring everything so I make the boxed ones. I like them, I don't think there's that big of a difference, except maybe the flavor. And the texture. [laughs] Okay, maybe there's a lot. Especially with the chocolate cupcakes. What's your favorite type of cupcake? 

Cupcake Wars is the worst show on TV.

[chuckles] Come on, cupcakes aren’t that hard to make. I’m not a big fan of boxed cakes, so I usually make some cupcakes if I’m feeling like it.

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[laughs] Seriously?! Sabrina is the best! I don't know if you remember, but I used to watch that show every day! [shrugs] If you had been around lately you'd know what happened to the real Bonnie Bennett. [laughs and shakes her head] I just realized that life can be really short and we need to appreciate every moment and live like it's your last because it very well might be. [nudges him] Good, I'll hold you to that. So, how have you been? 

It's such a beautiful night tonight!

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Yes! I'm planning on dressing up as either Sabrina the Teenage Witch or as Hermione Granger. I still haven't made up my mind. How about you? Are you dressing up?

I wonder if people would still even wear costumes on Halloween

considering that most of them don’t really have to.

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Exactly! All the fillings and ganaches and the decorations. My baking skills extend to making boxed cake mix, brownie mix, maybe some cookies made from scratch. But I only make those for the holidays. 

Cupcake Wars is the worst show on TV.

Cupcakes aren’t really the problem. I can bake them, but making them all fancy and stuff? I have no talent for that.

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Ugh, I know, right? It's horrible. And besides making me hungry, it makes me feel incompetent because I can't make cupcakes like that. 

Cupcake Wars is the worst show on TV.

It makes me hungry and that’s not a good thing.

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[pretends that she's shocked] What lies are these? I am always here. You're the one running around doing who knows what. With all the craziness that's been happening around here, I think we should all take some time to enjoy the good moments. Of course! I don't think there's anyone I would rather be with right now than with you. I missed hanging out with you, Dan. You need to stop disappearing.

It's such a beautiful night tonight!

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Why are you grumpy? You had a bad day?

I'm good, enjoying the night. How are you, Mr. Grumpy pants?

It's such a beautiful night tonight!

Oh, I’m just being my grumpy self, nevermind.

How are you, Bon?

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I agree, but I'm not too worried about all the attacks. I'm sure I can take care of myself. You know, I think I've seen you around school but I can't seem to remember your name, sorry! I'm terrible with names.

It's such a beautiful night tonight!

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Why don't you think tonight's beautiful, Matt? 

It's such a beautiful night tonight!

Some could disagree, Bon.

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Do my eyes deceive me or is it really you, Dan Humphrey? I can't even remember the last time we spoke! This has got to change. [laughs] It really is! I hope we get more nights like this. All I want to do is lay out in the yard and watch the stars. 

It's such a beautiful night tonight!

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Isn't it the best thing ever? It makes it so hard to go to sleep! All I want to do is stay up all night and enjoy it.

It's such a beautiful night tonight!

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It's such a beautiful night tonight!

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Bonnie Bennett is seventeen years of age, a witch and looks a lot like Kat Graham.

There were two things that Bonnie Bennett was good at: being empathetic where it was deserved, and sensing a changing in the winds. She was probably the first person who knew that when she, Blair, and Aaron attempted to break the spell around the town that something wasn’t entirely right. She felt far more powerful than she should have been, but there was something else. Looking back on it, Bonnie realized that it was because they hadn’t broken the spell correctly. With Boyd now slain in the name of opening up the town once more, she’s keeping that bit of information to herself, however. At least, she’ll keep it quiet until she can figure out a way to fix what they’ve done. It seems that such a thing isn’t possible, however, when the only person who can help her figure out what’s going on is completely off the rails. Not that she could entirely blame Blair, but seriously? She couldn’t just keep obsessing over Aaron and his dead body. That was no way to live, or so Bonnie believed. Throw in the fact that Caroline’s memory has been completely wiped by whatever it was the trio did, and Bonnie is really starting to feel a bit off-kilter. It was partly her fault, so now she had to fix it. However, that one strange nagging feeling in the back of her head can’t stop bothering her. She feels like there’s just something that she’s missing, like something has happened and something new has entered Beacon Hills under her very nose. Unfortunately for her, and her crusade to develop a new fix for her home town’s latest problem, it’s definitely not something that she can get rid of easily.

Bonnie Bennett is taken and closed to auditions.