>>ARCHIBALD: Mr. Slater thought it was pretty good work.
>>PRINCIPAL: And what did the young lady think?
No doubt.
I thought maybe she should join us.
>>ARCHIBALD: No! I mean, I drew it. Why bring her in? What's the point?
>>PRINCIPAL: The point is that I can bring you, her or anyone else for that matter into my office at any time I feel I need to.
Do we understand each other?
>>ARCHIBALD: Yes, sir.
>>PRINCIPAL: It's come to my attention that these halls are quickly becoming a drug store.
>>ARCHIBALD: I don't know anything about that.
>>PRINCIPAL: Really? Well, maybe it's time you do.
>>ARCHIBALD: Seriously?
>>PRINCIPAL: Drugs are a serious matter.
>>ARCHIBALD: Why me?
>>PRINCIPAL: Because you care about your future. This is a respected, clean school. Keeping it that way is good for everyone.
You'd not only be helping yourself, you'd be helping all your fellow students.
>>ARCHIBALD: And, what if I don't find anything?
>>PRINCIPAL: Then we don't have anything to worry about, do we, Mr. Bishop?
>>ELIZABETH: Is that why he called you in?
>>ARCHIBALD: Sort of. It's not worth getting into.
>>ELIZABETH: I'm not the only one that gets to be the drama queen. Tell me what's going on.
>>ARCHIBALD: You weren't supposed to see this.
>>ELIZABETH: Wait, is that why you've been avoiding me?
>>ARCHIBALD: I wasn't avoiding you.
>>ELIZABETH: No. You were just pissed and not talking to me.
>>ARCHIBALD: I just don't like it when people look at my work without asking.
>>ELIZABETH: You disappeared, and obviously you're not one for talking. So yeah, I looked.
It was stupid, but at least I know what you're thinking.
>>ARCHIBALD: Just because you looked at a couple of panels of my work doesn't mean you got me figured out.
>>ELIZABETH: I don't hear you telling me anything different.
>>ARCHIBALD: Why bother?
>>ELIZABETH: Because I thought you liked me.
Guess I got that wrong.
>>ARCHIBALD: Elizabeth.
>>ARCHIBALD: I'm normally not such an idiot.
>>ELIZABETH: See you tomorrow.
>>VIVIAN: I didn't know you were coming.
>>ASTER: Guess I should have called first?
>>VIVIAN: You can show up whenever you want. You know that.
>>JODIE: Hey Aster, I didn't know we were gonna see you today.
>>ASTER: Yeah, I didn't feel like going home after school. Old habit to just head to Viv's.
>>JODIE: My best friend in high school and I were the same way.
We stopped at our favorite pick up window. Come grab something to eat.
>>VIVIAN: Uh, be there in a minute Aunt Jodie.
>>JODIE: And that's my cue. See, I'm getting the hang of this.
>>ASTER: When are we gonna be done with this?
>>VIVIAN: What's going on with you?
>>ASTER: Same thing that always is, I want to be able to actually touch you when your Aunt's around.
>>VIVIAN: I know. Me too. But I thought we were OK about this. I mean, I know I need to tell her. And I will, but,
I thought you were cool until I do.
>>ASTER: You're right. I didn't mean to do that.
>>VIVIAN: It's OK. Did something happen?
>>ASTER: Family drama. I don’t really want to get into it.
>>VIVIAN: So then what can I do to help?
>>ASTER: Take me to your room.
>>JONATHAN: Sterns, what the fuck man?
>>STERNS: Snap out of it, man! You need to get over her. It’s seriously affecting your play.
>>JONATHAN: What’s your excuse?
>>STERNS: Man, I’m just saying. Move on. There are other girls lined up right behind Sophie. Just take your pick.
>>JONATHAN: Great advice. Where’s your girlfriend?
>>STERNS: I have certain tastes.
>>JONATHAN: Really?
>>STERNS: Yep. But all is not lost.
>>JONATHAN: No way. Who is she?
*CAR HONKING OUTSIDE*
>>STERNS: There’s my ride.
She’s friends with your girlfriend. Oh I mean ex-girlfriend.
>>JONATHAN: Asshole.
>>SOPHIE: What’s he talking about?
>>JONATHAN: I don’t know. Some girl he likes.
>>SOPHIE: Lucky her.
You know I can give you a ride home if you want.
>>SOPHIE: It’s ok. I can wait.
>>JONATHAN: Why?
We’re not together anymore, I get it. You think I’m an asshole. I get that too. But we still live near each other. It’s just a ride home.
>>ASTER: Aunt Jodie makes good take out.
>>VIVIAN: Doesn’t she though.
>>ASTER: Hey I thought Sophie and that dude from the party weren’t dating anymore?
>>VIVIAN: Jonathan? They’re not.
>>ASTER: Well there they are.
Not exactly the warm and fuzzies from those two.
>>VIVIAN: But still more than I would have expected.
>>ASTER: Maybe she’s changing her mind.
>>VIVIAN: I don’t think so.
>>ASTER: Why not, this is high school. People break up and get back together all the time.
>>VIVIAN: Not us.
>>ASTER: Because we have something that they don't have.
>>VIVIAN: Really? What’s that?
>>ASTER: Love.