A Merry-Go-Sorry can be defined as "a tale that evokes joy and sadness simultaneously." The music played at the restaurant that Ox has been saving up to bring Kim to on a date can qualify as such, and it does, as it gets both of their minds working while they try to dance to it.

Crona knows for a fact that Death the Kid doesn't like the rain, but something about what the weather brings only makes Crona like it even more.

Realization and completion can be cruel; sometimes, symmetry is not the key to happiness, or a perfect world. Especially when it means that something else was taken away.

In the early mornings after the Battle of Hogwarts, George Weasley can be found sitting on a bench beside Amanuensis Quills, looking over what he'd once thought would be the rest of his life, but at the moment is just an empty pile of rubble; Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes.