The OTP don’t really get along. Person A is “just SO HAPPY ALL THE DAMN TIME” and Person B “really needs to smile they look like a murderer” Since their school is shitty the school desides that everyone in the grade needs to be part of a play. The administration desides Romeo and Juliet is the perfect play. But the OTP don’t get cast as Romeo and Juliet. No. They get cast as Tybalt and Mercutio. They’re fine with that except “wait I have to kill you no I like you I mean hate you haha…yaa”

Elder McKinley: You have some nice pants, Elder Price. You know where they’d look even better? On my floor. ;)
Elder Price: Do you understand what pants are?? They are to be worn, not left laying around.
Elder McKinley: …
Elder McKinley: Do I have to explain everything to you

 So, I’m a big fan of this show on YouTube called Game Theory. It’s a show that looks at the subtext of video games to figure out answers to unanswered questions in the games (like who Rosalina in Super Mario Galaxy really is, or the true story of the Five Nights at Freddy’s series). It’s really interesting and I’d highly recommend you check it out. I’m also a big fan of a tumblr user called Loudest Subtext in Television, who is famous for writing excellent meta detailing all the gay subtext in the TV show Sherlock. The other day I was reading her meta and listening to the Book of Mormon cast recording, and it got me wondering… is there any subtext in that show? I initially dismissed the idea, but then as I started actually thinking about it… lots of weird things started to make sense, and I actually found a lot of evidence for what I suggested in the title of this post. I eventually came up with the theory that i’m about to present to you now. If you ship McPriceley, or you’re a big fan of the show, or you just like subtext in general, you might want to read on (obviously spoilers for the show below) :D

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