Chapter 1 (Prologue)
Once upon a time there were three siblings named Yakko, Wakko, and Dot Warner. Their parents were Darlene Warner and Zakko Warner. A few months after Mack and Darlene got married they figured out they were going to have a child, a son to be exact. On January 5, 1996 Yakko Warner was born. When Yakko was around three he always wanted to go to Hollywood, California. His parents said they would go when he was around 4 or 5. When Yakko had finally turned 4, they were about to go in two weeks to California but Darlene discovered she was pregnant. A little while later she discovered she was gonna have another son. She was about four months in and had to stay home. Zakko said Darlene could not go and risk hurting or injuring the baby. Darlene was due any day now. On February 1, 1999, Wakko Warner was born.
Yakko was so happy to have a younger brother, even if they had to miss their trip to California. He finally had someone he could teach, and look after. About two years later Darlene and Zakko figured out they were going to have another child. Wakko was hoping it was a boy but, Yakko was hoping it was a girl. A couple months later Darlene gave birth to a girl and her name was Dot. Her full name was actually Dorothy but they shortened it to Dot. After Dot was born Darlene and Zakko started doing drugs and drinking heavily. When Yakko was 11, Wakko was 8, and Dot was 6 figured out that their parents died in a car crash, and the worst thing was, it was Christmas Eve. Yakko explained it to Dot, with a little of Wakko`s help, why and how they died.
She was so devastated that she didn`t eat or talk for a week. Her brothers basically had to force feed and her and just hope she would start talking again. It wasn`t easy for the boys either they knew their parents a lot longer than Dot, but Dot was at a young age. So, it was expected for her to react the way she did. Now, it was up to Yakko to take care of Wakko and Dot the best he could. Cause right now all they had was each other and they were not getting separated.