Next Generation South Park: Weird Family

Meanwhile, in another side of South Park, there was another family of old residence that were also once kids growing up in South Park. They also had twins, except, these twins were both girls. They were also, another unexpected, yet expected family. Stan and Kenny Marsh. They were expected to get together, although no one expected Kenny to take Stan’s last name. It was that same morning, and Carrie and Sandy Marsh had figured out how to use the plungers as stilts to climb on the ceiling.  While they were sneaking up on the roof to surprise their parents in beds, wearing sleeveless orange and red pajamas shirts with matching pants, black and blonde pigtails hanging upside down. Stan and Kenny Marsh were in bed, fast asleep. Sandy, the blonde one, was trying not to giggle as she was stationed over her dad, while Carrie, the black haired one, was placed over Kenny. Sandy had Kenny’s blonde hair, while having Stan’s dark blue eyes, and little freckles along her nose. Carrie was the complete opposite, Stan’s black hair and Kenny’s baby blue eyes. The two one year olds giggled and nodded at each other. They then unstuck the plungers off the ceiling, yelling  “WAKE UP DADDY/MOMMY!” as they landed on both their stomach, waking them up and nearing knocking the wind out of them. Stan, automatically woken up from his sleep, picked up the giggling blonde from the foot of the bed. “Sandy, how did you get in here?” He asked, looking at his smiling daughter. “The ceiling!” “And how exactly did you get in here by the ceiling?” Kenny asked, looking at the black haired child. “We climbed with plungers!” Stan looked at Kenny, then back at their kids. “Where did you guys learn how to do that?” “From mommy!” “Yeah, he taught us how!” Stan then looked at his husband, which was returned with a nervous smile. Stan then looked at his kids. “Kids, go brush your teeth and get dressed, we’re going to Grandma and Grandpa’s house today, so put on something nice.” “Okay!” Said the twins, running out of their bedroom. “So, Kenny, why did you teach our kids to walk on the ceiling with plungers?” “Well, I didn’t, they must’ve saw one of the videos from when we were kids.” Kenny said, remembering a time when they actually did that. Stan just smiled and playfully hit Kenny with a pillow and getting out of bed. Once Kenny and Stan were dressed, they sat on the couch downstairs waiting for their children, although when they heard a certain song from a certain movie the girls watched a thousand times, they looked up to see their children dressed up as two certain girls from the movie Frozen, Carrie dressed as Anna, she even added the white stripe from a hair chalk set they got her from Halloween, and Sandy was dressed as Elsa, Snow Queen Elsa. All Stan did was face palm. “Girls, when I said ‘dress nice’ I meant wear something other than what you normally wear, like a dress or something.” He said in his hand. “But Daddy, this is different from what we wear.” Stan sighed, deciding not to argue about it. “Just come on you two.” He said, picking up Carrie as Kenny picked up Sandy. “Well, I think they look adorable.” Kenny said, walking down the street holding  Sandy. As the Marsh family walked down the street, everyone looked at them and thought.

‘Who is that weird little family?’