Trolls: Music In Life

Aggie's "True Colors"

Barb scrolled up the list that contained the music that Aggie tried as she and her fellow leaders felt sad and guilty, "I'm sorry, everyone. I really thought we could help Aggie."

"I thought we could help any troll," Poppy sighed.

"Maybe that's just it – maybe we can only help trolls within our tribes. Aggie is from a different tribe than ours," Trollzart said.

"Ah kay-yun't believe ya made a praahmise ta her like that!" Delta snapped at Trollex.

"I only did what a leader should do to a fellow troll," Trollex yelled back at the Mayor of Country.

"Is that thuh reason? Or because ya obviously 'ave a crush awn Aggie?"

"THAT'S NOT THE REASON!"

The meeting was interrupted when former King Thrash entered the room, looking confused.

"Dad? What are you doing here?" asked Barb, the Queen of Rock and her fellow leaders turned to the former king as he wheeled his wheelchair around the room, looking for something.

"Wh-what?!" asked former King Thrash, his hearing still impaired.

"WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?!" asked Barb loudly, making sure to speak slowly.

"Oh, I'm looking for your little gray friend. That troll reminded me of you when you were just a little troll when you played your first guitar," said former King Thrash, making Barb blushed when her father told that story in front of her friends, "So, where's your little friend?"

"Uh, well... she... she kinda left. She wanted to be by herself," Barb replied sadly.

"Which wudn maah fuh-ault!" Delta defended herself.

"Mine, either!" Trollex added.

"Well, of course not. Why would you think that?" Thrash questioned.

The leaders just glanced at each other, exchanging guilty looks.

"Because it was our fault," they all responded in unison.

"All we had to do was help her choose which music that fits in her life so she can earn her True Colors," Trollzart explained

"And we let her down," Essence hung her head down, almost crying as Quincy comforted his wife.

"Whoever said that she had to choose?" Thrash inquired.

"Well, she did. It's part of the culture of her tribe, Dad," Barb answered

"Hmmm... Maybe that little troll's making it harder than it has to be," the former King of Rock said.

"Or maybe we just plain failed!" Barb threw the scrolled list on the floor in disappointment.

Just then, someone burst in from the door as everyone turned whoever just entered the Meeting Room.

"Failed? Then what do you call this?!" Aggie showed herself, no longer gray, but became pink with dark pink hair, and pink and blue dress (pink on half-top and blue on half-bottom).

"Your True Colors?!" The leaders exclaimed in surprise.

"What? Ya gawt yo-wr True Colors after all! Eve-yn though we couldn't help ya choohs yo-wr music in life?" Delta exclaimed in disbelief, "But– What? Huh?! How?!"

Poppy scanned her eyes all over Aggie's True Colors, "You're pink! That means your music in life is Pop?!"

"Uh... Maybe it means my music in life is definitely Pop. That was the first thing I tried. I guess it just took some time to appear. But here it is!" Aggie explained with a smile.