(In the school literature clubroom...) Monika: "Alright, while we're waiting for MC, does anyone have anything to share?" Sayori: "I found this really cute poem online that I wanted to read to everyone. It's called 'A Little Sparkle' and it's just so uplifting and hopeful." Natsuki: "Ugh, I'm not really into poems. Can we talk about something more interesting? Like manga or video games." Yuri: "Actually, I quite enjoy poetry. I find it to be a beautiful and expressive art form. Sayori, I would love to hear your poem if you'd like to share it with us." Monika: "I agree with Yuri. Poetry can be a powerful way to convey emotions and connect with others. Sayori, please go ahead and read your poem for us." Sayori: "Thanks, guys. Okay, here it goes: 'A little sparkle in my eye, a glimmer of hope in the sky. Though the night is dark and long, I know that I am strong. With every twinkle, every light, I'll keep shining bright. A little sparkle, a little glow, I'll let my true colors show.'" Yuri: "That was lovely, Sayori. Thank you for sharing. It's always nice to hear uplifting and positive words, especially in times of darkness." Natsuki: "Fine, fine. That wasn't too bad. I guess I can appreciate the sentiment behind it. Sayori, you have a talent for finding words that make people smile." Monika: "Great job, Sayori. Your poem really did bring a little sparkle to our day. That's the power of literature, isn't it? It has the ability to touch our hearts and inspire us in ways we never expected." Natsuki: "Yeah, I guess so-" (Just then, the door opens, but instead of MC, it's the president of the art club - alongside his heavily pregnant fiancee, the president of the science club. Soon after, the art club president's sister - the president of the music club - enters the room.)