A/n: Hey guys! I just watched the really sad ending off Minecraft: Story mode, and Every YouTuber that played the sad scene, I cried! Anyway this is a tribute for Rueben, My Favorite pig that will live on through our tears and hearts! Enjoy!

Summary: -Spoilers for summary and story- The Past could never be re-lived. Jessie Knew that. But Never he would forget Rueben. He would be remembered.

-Present-

Jessie looked at the picture frame on the wall. Tears slid down his cheek. "Hey, were going to help the townsvillage out. Are you in?" called Axel from the entrance of the door. Jessie looked up and sighed. "G-give me a minute" He stumbled with his words. "Ok!" Replied Axel and raced out the door to catch up with the rest of the group. Jessie looked back at the picture of Rueben on the wall. He thought to when he first had found the abandoned pig.

-5 Years ago-

Jessie was Walking through the forest, looking for any wood to use for crafting. He heard a painful squeal, he jumped in horror, and raced to the cry for help. There beside a small stream was a pig. His leg looked injured and swollen. The pig kept trying to reach the water for a sip, but his leg was to injured to move a muscle. He looked up at Jessie in wonder. Jessie lean down and carefully pet the pig. The pig flinched at the humans touch but began to like it. "Its ok. Ill always be here for you." He whispered. He picked up the pig, and reminded himself about the injured leg, and placed the pig down gently by the water. The pig tilted his head down and sipped up a big swash of water. The pig oinked in pleasure. Jessie smiled and picked up the pig heading towards his house. This was the beginning of a never ending Adventure.

-Present-

He smiled and looked up at the picture. He needed to go on. For his friends, for himself and most importantly for Rueben. He touched the edges and whispered to it "ill always be here for yah Buddie!" He smiled. It lifted his spirits. He grabbed his sword of the wall and exited the door. Before he did, he swear he heard a familiar pleasent oink.