After pondering this letter and performing a thorough investigation into its history, I am delighted to say I have several ideas. Or rather, I have one idea for a story with many twists and turns for poor old Q.
However, I worry somewhat about the size of the endeavor I am thinking about undertaking. What I have in mind will probably be too long or too complicated for this particular project.
That in mind, what I have so far, and will no doubt tweak and build off of (or rather, reduce), is as follows:
1) Open on a lineup of the Greek alphabet. Q drops out, left all alone.
2) Q is dazed and confused, shakes self, morphs into lowercase form.
3) Little q makes friends with p and g, but as it grows up, they have less in common.
4) Q tries to make friends with O.
5) O rolls away, leaving Q disheartened.
6) Q spies u and excitedly inches itself toward it.
7) Once together, we briefly see Q flash into its cursive form, which looks like a 2 (representing the pair).
8) Q wags its tail happily.
9) The end!
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