Pacifica Northwest hates Mabel Pines. She hates her sweaters and her braces and her cheerfulness. She hates how she's always smiling and is always so forgiving. She hates how she gives people second chances. And third and fourth and fifth. However many it takes. She hates how she doesn't give up. How she challenges her. How, instead of giving up, she competed against her. How, even as she ridiculed her, she still smiled and stayed positive. Yes, Pacifica Northwest hates Mabel Pines.
Pacifica Northwest dislikes Mabel Pines. She dislikes her childishness (something that she ridiculed her for in front of the entire town) she dislikes her sweaters. She dislikes everything about her. But she's kind. Something which even Pacifica can grudgingly admit. Her brother enjoys revenge, seems to relish in getting her back, in uncovering a Northwest scandal. But not Mabel. Mabel doesn't care about revenge, about getting people back. She just wants everyone to be happy. But still, Pacifica Northwest dislikes Mabel Pines.
Pacifica Northwest tolerates Mabel Pines. She's angry that she tried to trick her, tried to cheat. She's angry that she almost died. But, even after everything Pacifica's done, she still came back to help her. She cut her loose, fought off evil living golf-balls with her, gave her a ride home and shared her food. Indeed, Pacifica Northwest tolerates Mabel Pines.
Pacifica Northwest admires Mabel Pines. She notices how she makes everyone smile. She makes sweaters for everyone, even Pacifica. She notices how she's willing to risk her life for the people she cares about, family or not. Pacifica Northwest admires Mabel Pines.
Pacifica Northwest likes Mabel Pines. She's silly and reckless. She's loud and impulsive. She trusts anyone and everyone. And yet, she's kind and thoughtful and honest. She listens to Pacifica. She treats her like a person. She isn't afraid of her. She smiles at her when she sees her (and sometimes, just sometimes, Pacifica finds herself smiling back.) So, the truth is, Pacifica Northwest likes Mabel Pines.
Pacifica Northwest loves Mabel Pines. She loves her sweaters and her hair. She loves her mouth, the way it always tastes like fruit, and the way her lips are so soft. She lives the way she fits against her, like they were made to be together. She loves her cheerfulness and her laughter and her impulsiveness and her recklessness. She loves her hands with their softness and the way they feel against her hands. She loves the way they feel running up and down her body and entwined in her hair. She loves her stomach and her thighs. She loves all of her. Yes, it's without a doubt, Pacifica Northwest loves Mabel Pines.