The moment I heard Elsie Lovelock's cover of this song, I KNEW that I needed to host a mep with it. I think her vocals fit this song even more than the original and it warms my little gay heart that she kept the original pronouns. Sadly, I had to give up my part in this due to things changing in life (not necessarily bad things) and needing to shift my focus onto other projects. I'm still planning to make my Rapunstrid part in the future as a longer video though! Thank you so much AvatarAfrica and PeanutButterJellyXx for being wonderful backups!
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Theme: Girl A has always been a lone wolf of sorts. Often outcasted, she’s gone through life not trusting anyone but herself. She has herself convinced that this is the way she likes it, but Girl B comes along and is somehow able to change her mind. A love grows between the two women, one that is easily strong enough to last a lifetime. However, Girl B must leave her love and return to whichever land she came from. Maybe she had been in an arranged marriage that’ll result in war if she does not return and take her place. Maybe her kingdom is under attack and she must return to help defend her people’s land. Maybe the reason is something completely different, the choice is yours but Girl B must leave to defend something, leaving Girl A to long for what had been.

Song: Evermore (Cover) by Elsie Lovelock
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Intro: xFrostedMoonlight
Part 1: Cartoons M.K - Elsa x Merida
Part 2: PeanutButterJellyX x - Rapunzel x Astrid
Part 3: AvatarAfrica - Colette x Mavis
Part 4: DustedLaces - Marianne x Periwinkle
Part 5: Tash_xxo - Moana x Anna
Outro?: Tash_xxo
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