Lego Movie End Credits Novels & Stories

Together. Always together. **THE END**

The box was way too light—no shot it had the Lego set he'd been waiting on. But he was right. If we were ending this, it had to be all the way. He snipped through the wrap. Underneath—Lego box. His eyes lit up, fingers shaking as he popped it open. Smile started, then stalled. "Why... is it empty?" He ripped through the whole thing. Nothing. Just a ripped scrap of paper: [Archie got bored of his toys, so I let him have yours first. I'll get you another one later.]

No secret location. Only one final sentence. Written in Magnus' own hand. Do not spend your lives protecting my legacy. Build one better than mine. The video ended. This time... It did not restart. Silence filled the lighthouse. Justice Sani finally exhaled. "So that's it." Leon nodded slowly. "Yes." "The mystery ends." Amara looked at Magnus' final letter in her hands. Then at the broken lighthouse window where dawn's first hint of light was beginning to colour the horizon.

` Signature: ` - K` He forwarded it to Adia. She replied in 2 seconds: `This is the company, Kael.` Kael looked at Lila. She handed him a blue lego. “Here Daddy. Build.” He did. For the first time since he was 22, he wasn’t trying to be the biggest in the room. He was trying to be the most useful. And it felt better. End

“This crib always open for you.” I nodded. “I know.” “And if your pops got a problem with it—” he shrugged, lips curling into a grin, “—that sound like a him problem.” I smiled then. A real one. Small, but real. “Thanks, Q.” He rolled his eyes. “Don’t get all soft on me now. Eat your food.” And I did. A little later, Quinton told me he was gonna drop the dude in his room off and be back soon. They grabbed their stuff and headed out, Quinton calling a quick, “Don’t touch my shit,” over his shoulder before the door shut behind them.

The kittens mewed around them, which added to the cheerful chaos of the morning. Amy’s gaze fell on the boxes. She approached the children and curiously asked, “Star, Night, what’s all this? Where did they come from?” Star and Night exchanged glances. Hugging one of the boxes tightly, Night looked at Amy before lowering his head to answer, “Mr. Lewis brought this Lego set from abroad, Mommy.” Blinking innocently, Star added, “I got a limited-edition toy too. Mr. Lewis bought it for me.” She really treasured the gift.

LJ, his tongue stuck out in concentration, was searching for a specific piece. "It's not here," he grumbled, digging through the pile. "The special one with the pointy top for the tower." "Let me see," Arthur said, leaning over. "Ah, the elusive 'Flagstone 2x2 with Pin.' A classic. Check the blue bin." I watched them, my heart so full it ached. This was our life now. Lego searches and sand in the carpets. The doorbell rang. We all froze for a fraction of a second, a shared, instinctual flinch. Then it passed. The war was over.

Bella I was thinking about the movie as we walked out of the theater. I had really only paid attention at the end, when the mother looked at her new baby and said that line: ‘It ends with you, it ends with me, it ends with us.’ A few minutes later, the credits rolled. I could always watch it again. That is, if I could stop my brain from replaying this whole night on a loop. The song playing over the credits was one I love, so I sang along softly as we joined the crowd heading for the exit.

I looked at Lauren, and she looked at me, confused. "He means the lego store. They had a giant dinosaur built out of legos in the window," I explained. Lauren smiled and looked down at him. "We can certainly go to the lego store," she said to him. We headed to the food court and went to the local coffee shop. We ended up getting more coffee for me and Lauren and small ice creams from the shop next door for the children. I decided to treat myself and get a coffee ice cream as well.

More roads. We just kept taking curves and bends that felt like they lasted an infinity. For the past few hours I just continued cloud watching and had seen every figure I could. Yup... That was definitely a lego toy. I was honestly tired of staring out my window and there was an eery silence between us. Not like Hunter was shunning me, but he looked deep in thought and I honestly wasn't in the mood to ask him anything at the moment. But I was bored so I did.