Test composition 2

(I just have to say that I didn't predict to write either on the blog or on the test a composition about this... I just had to do it, it's my uncounscience, it really is. Now, enjoy, again.)

Writing 19.
"They had nothing to say to each other"

Two best friends were about to start a project, a big, inspiring and fantastic project. Its main purpose was to amuse people and to push their boundaries. Their names are, yes, Kenny and Spenny.

They had it all: great jobs, beautiful women, marvelous houses... their lifes were made from heaven. One day, suddenly, one of them started questioning - "What about my friend? I'm not giving him the importance he gives to me. I'm gonna change it!". This guy was Kenny. He talked then with his great buddy, Spenny. When the show was ready to start, it came as a major surprise to Spenny, he could not believe that his friend was trying to help his career as a comedian by mainly... humiliating him!

The show was about competition and looser's humiliation. Of course, all we could guess when we first saw them was that, definetely, Kenny would always win, either fair or not. But, surprisingly, Spenny started winning the competitions; the choice of the competition theme would variate with their mood, like the episode when they had to sell more Bibles than the other. But, in this particular episode we saw Spenny changing, to a less confident man. It was devastated to see such a bright guy falling in Kenny's pranks... which were in some cases hilarious.

When we (fans) realised Spenny was having a mental breackdown: Kenny hasn't spared him the stupid, childish humiliation. It was the near end, and by that time they had nothing to say to each other, just mean and painful words, bad ones, disgusting too.

Well, but they worked out their problems, not with counselling, but with more funny episodes and sick humiliations. So, the question is, what are friends really for?