User blog:Aartistboy714/One-Shot - Lincoln's Reformatory Training

This is the fourth part of my one-shot.

(IF YOU DIDN'T SEE PART 1, CLICK HERE)

(IF YOU DIDN'T SEE PART 2, CLICK HERE)

(IF YOU DIDN'T SEE PART 3, CLICK HERE)

(All of the family (sans Lincoln) were sitting at the living room watching TV, until Lincoln walks towards them. All his sisters got up in fear upon seeing him.)

Lori: (to Lincoln; nervous) M-Morning, Lincoln.

Lincoln: (to all his sisters) So, guys, I assume if you were all watching TV, that means all of you already did all my chores?

Lori: (nodding) Uh, sure did, sure did, I'd finished making your breakfast.

Luan: (to Lincoln; nervous) And I'd took out the garbage.

Lola: (to Lincoln; nervous) And I'd even cleaned everything that belonged to you.

Lincoln: (to all his sisters) Alright, I need all of you to buy a birthday present for my friend, Liam. He's a big fan of SMOOCH, and he likes their rock music so much.

Lynn Sr.: (to his son; very sternly) Alright, Lincoln, enough's enough!

Rita: (to her son; very sternly) Your father's right, Lincoln, you're not in charge of this house anymore!

Lynn Sr.: (to his son; very sternly) First thing tomorrow, we're taking you to Reformatory School!

Lincoln: (miffed) Oh, come on, you can't be serious!

Rita: (to her son; very sternly) We're really sorry about this, Lincoln, but it's the only way we're gonna get you back under control!

(Their parents then went inside their bedroom with Lincoln furiously marching upstairs towards his bedroom.)

Lynn: (calling out to Lincoln) I've also fluffed the pillow for you!

THE NEXT DAY (Cut to the reformatory school, where alot of boys (including Lincoln) are standing front and center next to a tough drill sergeant.)

Drill Sergeant: (to all the boys) Alright, listen up, maggots! You are here because your parents made some complaints about your behavior! There are no lazy bums here, there are no controlling others, what we have here are good boys! No chicken eating, video game playing, anti-social boys! No dancing, arrogant, attention seeking boys! And especially no clever, smart-mouthed, conniving, selfish, escape planning, Sylvester the Cat boys!

Lincoln: (smirks) Oh, no Sylvester the Cat, huh? (chuckles a bit; pretends to lisp) Sufferin' succotash!

Drill Sergeant: (walks towards Lincoln; unamused) Oh, it seems we've got ourselves a comedy guy here, huh? Well, let me tell you something, comedy guy, you're here for me to take control on!

Lincoln: (apathetic) Okay, first of all, it seems like you have alot of strong opinions about alot of comedians. And second of all-

(the drill sergeant takes out a strong air horn, and blows it really hard at Lincoln.)

Lincoln: (covering his ears in pain) Ow! That really hurt!

Drill Sergeant: (to Lincoln) That's right, very loud and painful, like a bull! I watch alot of news everyday, I am your Channel 6-savvy worst nightmare! Now stand up straight, and stay perfectly still like the rest of them! (Lincoln does so) That's right, we got ways of breaking your own spirit! In fact, you seem like a prime participant for The Screen!

(Cut to Lincoln being forced to watch a video, with a machine holding him in place.)

Recorded Deep Voice: Disrespectful behavior is intolerable and very inappropriate. Good brothers don't control their siblings, good brothers treat their siblings with respect. Abusive actions are rude and appalling. Taking matters into your own hands is morally wrong.

(Lincoln screams in agony as Mr. Grouse hears him while carrying his groceries.)

Mr. Grouse: (to the viewers) Huh, since when did Loud started taking singing lessons?

WORK IN PROGRESS