Technically speaking, Blitz and Fizzaroli had this type of conflict where there was a misunderstanding. I personally think it worked out though. When Blitz and Fizz were living in the circus, it was Fizz’s birthday. Blitz was jealous of Fizz because of how much better Fizz was at being a clown and being loved by their father. Fizz asked Blitz to come to his birthday party, but blitz turned away. When he closed the fabric of the circus tent, it accidentally hit someone carrying the birthday cake. The tent went alight and as Fizz crawled to safety, he found himself near a large box of fireworks. They exploded. Fizz, falling apart and on fire, looked out to find Blitz and saw him. Blitz looked at him and then ran off. Fizz was saved and given robotic limbs in place of what he lost. This didn’t stop his circus career though. Blitz started his own business and the two began to hold resentment towards each other because Fizz was pissed at what Blitz did. They run into each other on the street and then accidentally get kidnapped together. They both work on escaping together. Then Fizz learns that Blitz was jealous but never meant to hurt him and when he ran off, he was looking for help. Not only that but they had been trying to get in contact with each other but every time, someone would tell them the other didn’t want to see them. They made up and ended up becoming besties again, with Blitz helping Fizz get out of an abusive relationship with his boss. I think the story has enough substance involved to be good and resolution felt fulfilling.
I'm not familiar with this story but based on your retelling, this is a great example of misunderstandings done well and why I realised I was wrong for hating the trope
Technically speaking, Blitz and Fizzaroli had this type of conflict where there was a misunderstanding. I personally think it worked out though.
When Blitz and Fizz were living in the circus, it was Fizz’s birthday. Blitz was jealous of Fizz because of how much better Fizz was at being a clown and being loved by their father.
Fizz asked Blitz to come to his birthday party, but blitz turned away. When he closed the fabric of the circus tent, it accidentally hit someone carrying the birthday cake.
The tent went alight and as Fizz crawled to safety, he found himself near a large box of fireworks. They exploded.
Fizz, falling apart and on fire, looked out to find Blitz and saw him. Blitz looked at him and then ran off.
Fizz was saved and given robotic limbs in place of what he lost. This didn’t stop his circus career though.
Blitz started his own business and the two began to hold resentment towards each other because Fizz was pissed at what Blitz did.
They run into each other on the street and then accidentally get kidnapped together. They both work on escaping together.
Then Fizz learns that Blitz was jealous but never meant to hurt him and when he ran off, he was looking for help.
Not only that but they had been trying to get in contact with each other but every time, someone would tell them the other didn’t want to see them.
They made up and ended up becoming besties again, with Blitz helping Fizz get out of an abusive relationship with his boss.
I think the story has enough substance involved to be good and resolution felt fulfilling.
I'm not familiar with this story but based on your retelling, this is a great example of misunderstandings done well and why I realised I was wrong for hating the trope
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