Monty Python: Finding Joy, a monty python fanfic

Monty Python: Finding Joy

By Lovingtoomuchiowa

In life, there can be times where all hope seems to be lost, an the only thing you can do is buck up, and try to do whatever you can to ssVE the wield. This ais the case here. In the early years of earth, there was a king by the name of King Arthur! King Arthur, nicknamed Monty Python (for reasons that are unknown to people), was in search of the mysterious shroud of power. At his side, there was his slave, patsy, His Nights, Sir Robin the brave, Sir Lancelot the Brave, Sir Galahad the Pure, Sir Bedivere the WISE, and the invisible Sir Not Appearing in this Film. They were out on their mission, lookgin dfo rht all- wpeful sHOurd that would dades the mfrom the evil Shadow Lord.

"Alright, role call!" said King Arthur. "When I call your name, sound off! Sir Lancelot?"

"Here!" Said Sir Lancealoot.

"Sir Robin?" said King Arthur.

"Here!" said Sir Robin.

'/Sir Not Appearing in this Film?" said King Arthur.

"He"re, Said Sir Not Appearing in this film.

"Patsy?" said King Arthur?

"Heer," said Patsy.

"Sir Bedivere?" said Kiip arthuer.

"Here," saID Sir Bedivere.

"Sir Galahad?" said King Arthur.

"Here" said Sir Galahad.

"Good. I wanted to make sure you were all here. I don't know what I would do if I ever lost you!" said King Arthur.

"Thank you, my sir. It means a lot that you care about us so!" said Sir Robin.

"We msut be on o utr way!" said Sir Galdlasdd.

"We must indeed, as we acnnot allow the Shadow Lord to prevail amongst the world as he is oh so terrible and evil and cannot be trusted as his main goal is to do terrible things to people su ch as turn them into his army of monsters and hypnotise them inot his evil army of wicked people." Said SIR BEDIVERE.

"Enough of this, you wicked fools! You must be sure to trust me, as I can do great things to save us from the shadow Lord! Now, on our way!" said King Arthur.

"Hey, Monty!" said Sir Robin. "What are we going?" said Sir Robin.

"We are gong to the Holy Land of Scotland. SAID King Arthur, we need to be sure that we can actually get there, and not die on the way!" said Sir Galahad.

"Feer not, I shall guide you all and prtect you!" said King Arthur!

"Thank you, my king! You truly are the wisest of rulers!" said Sir Not Appearing in this Film.

"Sir, I have a question? Is the shroud going to be there?" said Sir Galalahaco

"Indeed, it resides there. And once we find it there, then we can safes the all," said King Arhtur.

They went along their way, trying to find Scotland. They went far and far and farther still. They eventually got to Ireland, and realized that they were almost to Sctotottland.

"We ashall bee there sooN!" said Sir Lancalot.

"But what if ti turns out that the Shadow Lord has gotten there first?" said Sir Not Appearing in this Flem.

"Oh that would be bad! I hate the Shadow Lord! He used to be my brother, btu then he turned bad when he found out he was not going to be king!" said King Arthur.

"OOOOOOOOOOOOOH, I toot would also aht this t ifw giwh " said SIdffff Sobin

"We must keep moving!" said Sir Bedivere.

"But wait!" what is that? Said" Sir Lancelot?

They saw a tthree man army who was coming through the mountain.

"Who goes there?" asked the army.

"I am Arthur, also known as The Monty Python! These are me nights, Sir Lancadlot, Sir Bediviebeever, Sir Roobie, Sir Robin, Sir Not Aa spDPREAIN IN THIS FILM, Sir Galahad, and Sir Robin!" said King Arthur.

"I sure hope that you are not evil for us!" said

"Indeed this is the case, Sir Bediveboss," said Sir Sirrobin,

"We are the three kings of Scotland!" said One of the Kings.

"Yo sm u tbe ife ;as _)" said Sir Robin.

"WWhat are you talking about?" asked The Third King.

"We must see the Holy Land!" said 4

"We cannot do that, invisiasbale, on"S said The Fourth King.

"What are you talking about?" askedk SIR GALLAHAD.

"We movedthe holy land to hide it from the ShaDOw Lard,," said The Second King.

"Why and where did thou hast moved it?" asked Said Sir Bedivere.

"We moved it to this place known as the Island of Holy Power. It is this Island that is about fifteen feet wide, btu ti comntisins the secret rto the usnivrse.

"The secret tot the universe?" said Kign Arther. "I am excited to see what that could be! Come on! Lettuce o fuinnnnnd it!" said King Arhtur.

The grope went out, and got a boot, and began to keep moving forward into finding htep lace they needed to go to find the secret of the universe NSD dthen stoP Te h sHadow Lord.

"We msut find the way there, and s SDSVE THE WEROLD," SAID Sri Galalahad.

"You are rissght, sRI Gorilahad." Said Sir lancaslote.
"Where is this IsLAND OH King?" said Sir Not Appearing in this Film.

"Arthur was upset, as he was being questioned by his followers were starting to doubt him. They could not trust their leader and" their king? This was a no, and he ah s dto fiss this a s sodon as possible. "I forbid tis distreust! So not be so mcu hthe atha tht is way! I salld do gerwat thins, and you habe no idea, what hi t can do as ia am the King AND I know ehexactl ywhat I need to do ,and I d sn going to do great htingsd!

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"I do thw am so much the sorry, my sir" Said Sir Not Appearing in this film. "I shall give mu s orry unto thee,

"That's better," said Kign Arthrer.

"Sir! We are hitting some rough waters! Said" Sir Robin

"Oh now! What are we going to do!" said mwASOmdafsiggrrrrrbjae

We musts tay steong!" said King Arthur.

He then lead them all in a sing

Whenever I feel afraid
I hold my head erect
And whistle a happy tune
So no one will suspect I'm afraid

While shivering in my shoes
I strike a careless pose
And whistle a happy tune
And no one ever knows I'm afraid

The result of this deception
Is very strange to tell
For when I fool the people
I fear I fool myself as well

I whistle a happy tune
And every single time
The happiness in the tune
Convinces me that I'm not afraid

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Make believe you're brave
And the trick will take you far
You may be as brave
As you make believe you are

You may be as brave
As you make believe you are

While shivering in my shoes
I strike a careless pose
And whistle a happy tune
And no one ever knows I'm afraid

The result of this deception
Is very strange to tell
For when I fool the people
I fear I fool myself as well

I whistle a happy tune
And every single time
The happiness in the tune
Convinces me that I'm not afraid

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You are right, we must be brave, and then we csn in the wady," said Sir Bedivere.

"But what are we going to do if the Shadow Lord is there?" Siad Sir Robin.

"Yeah! He is too strong to beat on our own! He is the strongest one possible and has so much majic pwers!" said Sir Galallahad,

"I KNOW THAT, btu hou msut trust me!" sai d Sir King Arthur.

"We do, and we nawatn to know what we need to do when we find the Shadow King.

"We will have to br beave, and then show him down and we can be so much the stronger!" said Sir Lancelot.

"Indeed! As we are the brave ones, we must set a egsample to the otters!" said Sir Roobie.

"Indeed! Be like the others here and do be the much brave unto me! Therefore, we canb and to gether and then do the so much amamage to him and learn what we need to know! The secret fo thei suniverse will be ours, and we can save the world from all furture attacks by them!"

They ARRIved on the island, and were gereeted y the Pricne.

"I am the Pricne of Power Ialand," said The Prince.

"Ph king of the island…oh wait you are a price n. Please tell us what happened here? Are you going to be ok with the impending attack of the Shadow Larp?" asked Sir Robin.

"I sure hope so. But my dotter has been taken away, and she must be saved!" said THE PRINCE.

"Who took her?" asked Sir Not Appearing in theis Foop.

"I believe it was a group of wariors. They took her in exchange for all of the money out of eveeryone's awallents!" said The PRInce.

"Do you know who they worked for? Asked " SIR Not Appearing in this Film.

"We work for us! We just want money!" said A group f five black warriors wearing black outfits. They had the bootyliscous princess bound, and they were ready to love upon her big butt.

"Stop, in the name of King Arthur!" said King Arthur.

"Oh no! It's king Arthur and his nights!" said One of the Warriors.

"Indeed, my Nights of Camelot are here to do battle upon you! Come on, gang! Let's destroy them!" said King Arthus.

"As you wish of course my sir"! said Sir Lancelot.

The Nights went over, and chased the warriors around the island. They eneded up hacking them to bits, and afeds the pricnces.

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"thank YOU MY HANDSOME HANLY MEN YOU ARE WONDERFUL AND I LOVE ONE OF YOU!" SAID thE prINCESS.

"Which one of us do you love?" said SsiR roERIBIN.

She did not hear, and walked away.

:I want to be the one which lvoes her!" said Sir Bedivere.

"O no way!" I want to be the one who does!" said Sir Not Apprewsdfting In This Fim

"Do not be so jelly jelly. I am the one who will get the booty girlm" said Sir Robin.

"Plese do not fight!" said King Arthur. "She loves me!"

They argued over and over over who she would get.

"It will be me!" said Sir Not Appearing in this fi,m

"It shall nto be!" said Sir lancelot

"I am the ONE She LovES," SAID SIR Fallaahad.

"Gentlemen, do not argue so much!" said Sir Lancalot. "There is a simple fix to this issue that we is haveig the mamu. There is a story we can read in order to fix all of this. It is called The Simpsons: Adventures in Saturday by Lovingtoomuchiowa!"

"Who is that? Is he some sort of poetic propher?" ssekwd Sir Bedivere

"He basically is. Here, I brought a copy ofi t." said Sir Lancelot.

They read it over, and studied everything that there was withyin the ertuhrwu rtg u wgufsdn fsdjand when they were done with the story, they discussed it.

"I reasly residnated with the story, and it taught me so much about life," said Sir Galalahnd.

"There was a lot that was very good within the story. The author took a lot of care to make sure that his wide knowledge of the world resonated with the audience," said Sir Robin.

"My favorite part was Lisa's story," said Sir Not Appearing in theis Film. "I too struggle with msnaging priorites in liphe, and it akes a lot of things bad whn I do eso."

"What kinds of thing a re yo utaldkjing about?" asked Sir Lancelot.

"See, I wanted to do baltels a lot, btu I too kti ways from my relationsup with the Lord. See, ther iwei rriqigutwugrg Nngr N;WG GKAEGMR W kwfkl f HE IS so very wise and powerful and jfg I apdptreciate him a lot. Hwoever, I enjoy battles a lot, and I wanted to do some cool stuff. Hwoe ver it was a bad thing that I can evwr do, asn I wish that I could have read this sooner." Said Sir Not Appearing in this film.

"Lie is a tricky thing to manage." Said Sir Robin.

"Indeed this is the case." Said King Arthur. "But what was the one we needed to focus on, Sir Lancelot?" asked King Arthur.

"Rememer bart's story,?" aside Sir Lancelot.

"Yes, I do. I found it vetry exciting, epscecilaly the lesson of not idolizing women and treating them like sex torya." Said Sir Galahad.

"I am glad to see that you remember it," said Sir Lancelot.

"And that must eb the thing we must know noe," said King Arthur. "I am glad that we learned it." SAID King Arthur.

"What other things does this guy wrote?" said Sir Glaaahop

"He has a ctually wrotten the lognest fanfiction in the wentire history of the world. It si a tale called Super Smash Bros Under Fire. And it is super long, and very powerful. It is about the warrior Lucario who goes around each fighter bfore Ultimate and goes over and ights them in order to dsave them and it has a lot of syh,nolism and has so much good to offer and has a lot of porwrr and is a very haggo thing and has great things to offer you should read it." said Sir Lipalot.

:Wow! Is Marth in it? She's my favorite?" said King Arthur.

"YHes, she is. They are all in it. Everyone. There's also The Power of Silence, which is a super good English essay that tells people a lot of important truth, and is a very good." Said Sir Lancelo.

"I HEARD there was this very good story known as Mrs. Doubtfire: The Man in the Mask. Is that BY him?" asked Sir Galladahad

"Yes! And it is a super good one!" said Sir Lancelot.

"What lesson does that teach?" asked Sir Bedivere.

Sir Lancelot grew sad. "It had no messadfge, as hre eofes nto write educational content nanrymore."

"What? Why? Ehe is so good at it, and has al ot to fofoer in the fanciction department!" said Sir Bedivere.

"The online bullies and Atheists wwrre to much for him Even as hre ahd a a lot of peooerwrr, hwr evqdewjruw r hevern he was not able to beat the evil ones, and got stressed and beurblliedino t not telsdleing the truth about this torues. He wanted to create aewrsome power of tales of woe and amazingness with mroeals everytbody an learn from. This WASM KAIGNI HTISN PEOPLE hatehim. He was going to teach the world, btu statting with his Animaniacs story, the backlssh was too much, and eh desixced to not rigte educational stories anmore, until people could wise up and come to his side and stop dissing his pwer." Said Sir Lancelot.

"Oh no! That is terrible! We need his world wise stories to teach us eecactly wheat twe need to do!" said Sir Bedivere.

"What if we got the bullies to back off and teach themselves anout the truth he tells." Said Sir Robin.

"I think the billies need to learn that themselves"s aid Sir Not Appearing in this Film. "If they could get rid of the blidn hate in heis heart, they would eb able t to see that eceyrhting was going to be ok, and thatLoving toomcuh iwo a knwoxs evactly what he is doing, and is a wise teacher beyond his teachings.z"

"Do you think thatcan wor?" asked King Arhtur.

"I sure hope so," said Sir Gallahad. "We need more tales like I Have a Secret Charlie Brown, and less like whatevet htose evil atheists and buellies publish themselves! And they think tHEY have talent! I CNanto belive it! Lovintoomuchiowa is the king of gdnaviiton!"

"He sure is! People need to learn to respect him, and love his stories! He also has this awesome series called Batmans HSiadow knight. It was a very godo series, and it had a lot of cools tuff within it." said Sir Lancelot.

"Does he have any fanfictions on my faviorite show, Naruto?" asked Sir Robin.

:Yes! A few of them, and more to come!" said Sir Lancelot. "He does snot frocus on any particulat reries or source, he does a little bti of veeveyrhting, and thae way, people can enjoy a little bit of everything,"

"Aw, that is awesome! What stories does he have so far?" asked Sir Bedivere.

"Oh, he has,

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Wow, what a selction" said Sir Not Appearing in this film

"RTuelu and inspiring set!" said Sir Bedivere.

"What a wonderful wrtier!" said King Arthur.

"Which one do you recommend we read?" asked Sir Gallahad.

"They get better and better and better as the ygo on, btu they are all wonderful in their own way," Said Sir Lancelot.

"I so not dougbt that, he is a very good writer, and has so much that he has impressed me with. I shall surely go about and read them a lot more, and tell everybody who lvoes to read to read them." Said King Arthur.

"Do you think they will like his stories?" asked Sir Bedivere.

"I think they will if they like quality" said Sirtnj Athurrt.

"Yes, as those who like this stuff habve a a lot fo a fgo things," said Sri Lancelot.

"There is even a Wiki dedicated to how good he is and this is good, though they seem to misinterepret a lto of things!" said Sir Lancelot.

"Oh, that is too bad. But at least he has a lot fo fans who have in telgience, and gohpefully he can go back to writing episc learning tales," said Sir Bobin

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"I sure hope he does! The world needs more of it!" said Sir Bedivere.

"What will his next story be about?" said ed Galahad

"I sy that I don't kbow but I am sure it will eb good." Said Sir Gallaghad

"I have a other kewsteion, why does he review his ownr work?" asked king Robin/

"He doesn't' really, he is setting a eggsample for others to do when they rite reviews. Sasly, it does not seem to work," said Sir Robin.

"Indeed this is ture. Peple always get the teong idea about him." Said Sir Lancelot.

"How sad this is." Said King Arthur.

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