This is a Kopaka/Tahu one shot. Something done out of boredom.
"Suddenly I
See"
Kopaka is a changed toa. If you were to up to him around 30 years ago and ask if he believed in love, he would have had your head examined.
Painfully.
He believed it was a bad thing. He was a toa; love would be too dangerous. He didn't need it. He didn't believe any other of his teammates would have gone for him, and vice versa.
Nowadays, (30 years later) if you were to ask the same question, he would have said: sarcastically "No! I'm only married, have 3 kids, and have said "I love you" to my wife 20 times a day, every day, for the past 25 years! Oh no, I'm not "In love". Where would you get that idea?"
However, he fondly remembers the day when he proved himself wrong on this.
Observe:
/Her face
is a map of the world
Is a map of the world
You can see she's a
beautiful girl
She's a beautiful girl/
"gasp Pohatu!" a voice cried out, after a scream. A groan followed, with a "Taka!" And there were moans and groans to fill the area.
Most people would have been turned on by this.
Kopaka, however, was not most people.
Ever since the two got together, they had been screwing like rabbits, or hamsters, or…you get it.
The fact of the matter was that that made 4 out 7 toa romantically involved. Onua/Lewa, Pohatu/Taka, what next?
/And
everything around her is a silver pool of light
The people who
surround her feel the benefit of it
It makes you calm
She holds
you captivated in her palm/
"Hey! Paka! 'sup?" Kopaka looked up before looking down, to will away a scowl.
It was the Pestering Pyromaniac himself: Tahu. "It's none of YOU'RE business. What do you want?" Tahu shrugged and sat down. "Nothing. I just wanted to talk." Kopaka shrugged. He didn't get how Tahu stayed so oblivious to his "little brother" and best friend doing it in the next room.
What was with him?
But alas, he couldn't
move, and spent the next hour listening to a one-sided conversation.
/Suddenly I see
(Suddenly I see)
This is what I wanna be
Suddenly I see
(Suddenly I see)
Why the hell it means so much to me/
Sometimes, he'll admit, he's jealous of the four of them. He also found it rude when they did it in public, more wisely known as PDA.
Tahu hated it to, while Gali found it cute. He knew why Tahu didn't like it. He was lonely.
Every time, one of the two pairs kissed, touched, or hugged, Tahu would look away and try not to cry. Kopaka didn't get it. Was he the only one getting the "I'm-lonely-and-single-and-I-need-someone-to-love-me!" message?
Why was he so happy that it was just him?/I feel
like walking the world
Like walking the world
You can hear
she's a beautiful girl
She's a beautiful girl/
Several times, they engaged in one-on-one chats when the others weren't around. It turned out that they did have a few things they agreed on; or could talk about.
It turned out, that Tahu played the guitar. Several times, Kopaka would casually slip in playing at a party or something. It turned out his advice did count, because Tahu DID play at the next party being held. Afterwards, Kopaka had asked if the song had any meaning, because it had been something he wrote.
However, all he did was say, "Maybe you'll find out, or spend the rest of your life knowing. Who knows!" and with that, he gave a wink and walked away.
/She
fills up every corner like she's born in black and white
Makes you
feel warmer when you're trying to remember
What you heard
She
likes to leave you hanging on her word/
There was a Kolhi game, Ta-koro vs. Ko-koro. The two ended up forgetting about the game and ended up talking. Kopaka learned that Tahu telling someone he was "working" meant he was writing songs. Later on, Ko-koro won. The stadium erupted into cheers, and Tahu threw his arms around Kopaka. Just when he realized what was happening, Tahu had pulled away, mumbled something, and walked to go talk to Turaga Vakama.
So
why did he feel angry that it ended? /Suddenly
I see (Suddenly I see)
This is what I wanna be
Suddenly I see
(Suddenly I see)
Why the hell it means so much to me/
It was after the game, Rakshi were making small raids on the villagers. He and Tahu were paired to defend Ta-koro. He personally didn't get it, but they had said it would work.
/And
she's taller than most
And she's looking at me
I can see her
eyes looking from a page in a magazine
Oh she makes me feel like I
could be a tower
A big strong tower/
Every time their eyes met, he felt like he could protect him from the world. Every time Tahu got struck down, Kopaka either personally made sure he was Ok, or stood over him to fight.
Tahu once had even said, jokingly, "You hide weakness so well I think you're invincible!"
DID Tahu think he was invincible? Why did he hope so?
/The power to be
The power to
give
The power to see yeah yeah/
Was he….in LOVE with him?
/She got the power
to be
The power to give
The power to see/
He wasn't in love with him.
He wasn't in love with him.
/She got the power
to be
The power to give
The power to see/
He wasn't in love with him.
He wasn't in love with him.
/She got the power
to be
The power to give
The power to see/
HE WAS NOT IN LOVE WITH HIM!
HE WAS NOT IN LOVE WITH HIM!
/She got
the power to be
The power to give
The power to see/
Wait… Holy
Mata Nui he was in love with him!
Suddenly I see
(Suddenly I see)
This is what I wanna be
Suddenly I see
(Suddenly I see)
Why the hell it means so much to me
Now what?
A/N: Oh god… that ending was CRAP! Oh well. Review?
