02x10 - Great Expectations

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ANNOUNCER:
Previously on Felicity...

I'm Eric Kidd.

Julie Emrick.

I'm head of A&R at
Pop Rocks Records.

He just seemed like he
was a little more interested

in hitting on you than
helping your career.

What are you talking about?

Break it off with Felicity yet?

Sean, could you lay off, please?

Look me in the eyes and tell me,

"If I knew Felicity loved me,
I wouldn't get freaked out."

No, I'm not gonna do that. Okay.
Then you got to end this thing.

Have a good Christmas.

You, too.

FELICITY: Dear Sally,

So my dad is coming to
New York for a couple weeks.

He was invited to
the university hospital

to teach this procedure
he helped develop...

Something about the heart
growing extra blood vessels.

Good weather for flying.

Yeah.

I know I already
said this, but...

I had a really good
time over break.

It's nice being home again.

Yeah.

Your mom really
enjoyed having you there.

I'm glad you like the telescope.

Yeah, yeah, I
love it. Thank you.

It's a pretty high-tech model.

Yeah, it seems...
Seems really interesting.

I had a great class in
astronomy as an undergrad.

Do you ever think about
taking any astronomy classes?

I actually... I love my
schedule this semester.

It's the first time that
every class sounds great.

Yeah, you said there's
that oil painting study.

Yeah, which is
supposed to be amazing.

That's good. Good.

(BABY CRYING)

(SIGHS) Aren't they gonna
bring the coffee around here?

Yeah, it should be here soon.

Well, this should be a good
two weeks, don't you think?

I think it's gonna
be a great semester.

(RUMBLES)

PILOT: (ON PA) Folks, we are
heading into some turbulence...

FELICITY: That pilot had
no idea how right he was.

(THEME SONG PLAYING)

FELICITY: My dad's
been in town for 48 hours,

and he's already dropped
by to see me three times.

This is going to be the
longest two weeks of my life.

I'm gonna head over to the
art building this afternoon,

check on that oil study class,

but I'll call you
when I get back.

Good luck.

See ya.

Hey.

Hey.

So I guess Javier
redid the schedule.

Yeah, it seems that way.

WOMAN: Hi, could I have
some more coffee, please?

Okay, and one... All right.

Was that your dad?

Yeah.

He's gonna just be
here for a couple weeks.

Oh.

So we haven't
worked together for...

Well, we haven't worked
together since the last millennium.

Yeah, is there anything I should
remember about working with you?

Um... Hmm...

Well, just that I get,
like, 80% of the tip jar

at the end of the day, but...

Funny, I don't remember that.

Well, you see,
now it's a new thing.

What's going on?

What do you mean,
what's going on?

Did you get a
raise or something?

No, I didn't get a raise. Why?

Nothing.

No, I just feel like I'm
starting over this semester.

You don't feel like that?

Actually, yeah, I do.

Yeah, and swim
season starts this week.

Finally, I mean, that's
all I did over the break,

was just swim and swim and swim.

What's the matter?

Uh, we're just out
of register tape.

I'll go get you some.

No, no, no. I'll do it.

Thanks.

BEN: You know, I've
been thinking about it,

and I really think
you were wrong.

Yeah, I know.

People want mustard and
ketchup and mayonnaise.

They don't want Smoothaise.

Smoothaise was a pipe dream.

No, I'm not talking
about Smoothaise.

You told me not
to date Felicity.

You said it'd be
this big disaster,

and I just... I don't know if
that was such great advice.

Are you...

Hey!

Are you kidding me?

That's, like, the
greatest advice

I've ever given anyone, ever.

Sean, I just don't think you know
what you're talking about. I don't.

As usual.

No.

Look, I'm not blaming
you. I'm just saying

I listened to you,
and ever since then,

things have been...
Things have been worse.

Okay, which one of us had
an affair with a married woman?

Okay?

Something else I would
have advised against,

had you bothered to ask me.

I tried to ask you, but you were
too busy drooling over Julie.

Excuse me?

Sean, come on.

Come on, what? What
are you talking about?

All right, fine. Forget it.

Want some Crunchberries?

No. What does that mean?

Please, what does that mean?

It means you're
in love with Julie.

All right, who cares? But
you don't do anything about it.

You don't tell her how you feel,

so I feel like an idiot for
listening to your advice.

FELICITY: Dear Sally,

In the fifth grade,

our school put on a
performance of The Wizard of Oz.

And I really wanted
to be Dorothy so badly.

But when they posted the
list of who got what parts,

they gave Dorothy to Mia Bono,

and I got picked to be
one of the flying monkeys.

Professor Elliott.

Yes?

Uh, hi, I'm Felicity Porter,

and, um, I was just wondering...

Why you didn't get in the class.

Yeah.

I did really well in
Professor Sherman's class,

and I just thought that...

Porter... You did the thing
with the animals, right?

No, I did the faces.

Oh, yes, right.

They were good.

But the truth is, there were
just too many applicants

and not enough spots.

But make sure you're
on the waiting list.

You never know what can happen.

Okay, thanks.

I heard he's a great teacher.

Dad, what are you doing here?

Saying hello to my daughter.

Everything at the hospital
went great. I met the staff.

So bonding with your
new professor already?

I, uh...

I didn't get in.

There were just too
many people. So...

You know, they
did invite me here.

I've probably got
a little pull now.

You want me to call someone?

No, no, definitely not.

Are you sure? Because I will.

No, you don't
need to call anyone.

It's not that big of a deal.

I should head back over
to the registrar, though,

and find another class.

So I'll call you later.

NOEL: So, although
Professor Boyden doesn't mind

answering a few questions
at the end of lecture,

you should save most of
them for in here in section,

and I'll do my best
to answer them.

Uh... So that's about it.

We'll begin with Descartes
and Locke on Thursday.

And, uh, just a little warning.

If any of you does
too well in this class,

the professor might
ask you to be a T.A.,

and it's a lot more
nerve-racking than it looks.

I'll see you Thursday.

You were so good.

No, I wasn't. I was...

I was nervous and awful. I
felt like a bad stand-up comic.

Stop it. You were great.

Now, remember, just because,
you know, we're going out,

I don't want any
special treatment here.

You sure?

Mmm-hmm, definitely.

Did you really think I was okay?

Completely, yeah.

There's just one thing,
and it's not that big a deal,

but you did talk a little fast.

Really?

Yeah, maybe I did.

Thank you. That's good
constructive criticism.

And you probably could
make more eye contact.

You were staring
at the syllabus a lot.

And it's kinda hard to
connect with a teacher

when he's staring
at a piece of paper.

Mmm-hmm.

Oh, and you can
ask more questions!

Make the whole process
more interactive, you know?

Yeah, Ruby,
it's the first class.

I need a topic to discuss before

I can ask questions.

Okay, I was just
trying to be helpful.

No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I was, uh... I was going

for that whole challenging
yet inspiring thing.

You'll get there.

Come on. Let's go.

I didn't know that you
were into telescopes.

I'm not. My dad gave it to me.

For some reason, he
insists I always wanted one.

You know, my
grandmother's exactly like that.

She'd give me, like,
the strangest presents,

like ceramic dolls and stuff
when I was 15 years old.

Where do you think
this goes? Here.

(SIGHS)

He'll only be here
for a few weeks.

I'm sure I can handle that.

That's, like, the third
time you've said that

in the last five minutes.

(SIGHS) This is a disaster.

I mean, just knowing
my dad's here

makes me so...

Oh, my God, that
would just freak me out.

It's like all of the sudden

I feel like a little kid again.

I just don't want my dad
here asking where I'm going,

or who I'm going with, or
what time I'm gonna be back.

I just want to be able
to do whatever I want.

Yeah, do some of that wild
partying you did last year.

You know what I'm saying.

He's only been
here for a few days,

and already I feel like he's
looking over my shoulder.

Okay, these two parts
do not go together.

Why am I doing this?
You're the one who's pre-med.

I work with microscopes,
not telescopes.

Whatever.

What is that?

Oh, it's just this thing,

um, this frog thing. I made
one for my cousin over the break,

and now one of her
friends wants one, too.

You do know it only
has three legs, right?

(DOOR UNLOCKS) Yeah.

Oh... A telescope.

So you're going
back to stalking.

(SIGHS)

By the time I get back,
my bed better be empty.

(DOOR CLOSES)

It's not just knowing
that my dad's here.

I mean, not getting that art class
has just really thrown me off course.

I had my whole semester planned.

(SIGHS) I hate it when you have a
plan and it completely does not work.

They've asked me to stay.

Who did? The hospital.

The want me to stay
until the end of June,

be a professor of surgery.

What about your practice?

I can take a leave of absence.

And Mom? I mean,
she's okay with this?

Uh, she'll be here next week.

Oh, so you already took the job.

No, no, she was planning
on coming out anyway.

I just want to make
sure it's okay with you

before I give them an answer.

So, what do you say?

(CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY)

Dad, I mean, this is crazy.

I can't make that
decision for you.

I'm not asking you to. I'm just

asking what you think.

I think... If you really want
the job, you should take it.

I do.

Okay.

(PHONE RINGING)

MEGHAN: (ON MACHINE) Leave a
message, as long as it's interesting.

(BEEPS)

Hi, this is Ellen from
Dean Miller's office

calling for Felicity Porter.

I just wanted to let you know...

Hi. This is Felicity Porter.

Turn it down.

Yeah, yeah, I know
I didn't get that class.

My father?

When did he call you?

No, I understand. Thank
you for checking again.

Yeah, I'll make
sure and tell him.

Okay, bye.

(SIGHS)

Hey, coach.

Is the schedule out yet?

No, Ben, it's...
It's not coming out.

What do you mean,
it's not coming out?

University dropped swimming.

What?

Actually, there's been
rumblings about it for a while.

I just never thought they'd
cut the whole program.

Spent the whole
morning on the phone

trying to place some of
you guys in other programs,

but no luck.

Columbia, Syracuse...
They're all full.

Sorry, Ben. I know it would
have been a great year for you.

Yeah.

Good luck to you.

Yeah.

So basically, this says
that we'll cover the cost

of three demo recordings.

God, I can't believe
this is happening.

I thought I'd be 75 years old
and still playing in this place.

(CHUCKLES) You may be,

but they're gonna have
to pay you a lot of money.

(BOTH LAUGHING)

Look, I don't want to
get your hopes too high,

but I think we're
actually gonna do this.

This is all I've wanted
ever since I was a little kid.

This and a big wheel.

I had a big wheel,
yeah. You did?

It was great.

Oh, man, I don't
know how to thank you.

How about having
dinner with me tonight?

Oh, um... To celebrate.

There's no pressure. I just...

The last time, you had to
go so quickly to go study.

Yeah...

Finals, which I don't
have for a while.

So then I'll come by your
place and pick you up?

Okay.

Great.

So Locke differed from many of his
predecessors when it came to government.

Um, in the lecture,

Professor Boyden mentioned
Hobbes in particular.

Let me ask you guys,

what was the fundamental
difference between Hobbes and Locke?

This is pretty
basic stuff, guys.

Anyone? A guess?

Yes, Ruby?

What?

You wanted to
answer the question?

No. No.

The difference between
Hobbes and Locke.

Uh... I guess I didn't
write that part down.

I don't remember Hobbes.

The answer is that Hobbes
believed in a single sovereign,

or king, that ruled
over the people,

whereas Locke's whole philosophy

rested in his belief that
sovereignty rests with the people.

All right, guys, open your
books to chapter 13, okay?

Have you tried this yet?

No, not yet.

Let's head over
to Bleecker Bob's,

see what used CDs they've got.

Okay.

You guys, this is so strange.

It looks like a giant eyeball.

You put the lens on backwards.

You guys, don't worry
about the telescope.

I'm never gonna use
the thing, anyway.

Hey.

Hey, Dad.

Hi, Dr. Porter.

Hey!

Hi. Um, I had some extra time,

and I thought I'd stop by

and see if anyone
wanted a free lunch.

Unless you guys had other plans.

No, I mean, no plans.

(STAMMERING)
I... It's up to you guys.

I'm starving, but
don't listen to me.

I love free lunch.

Then let's go.

Listen, if you don't want the
telescope, you don't have to keep it.

No, Dad, I love it.
I didn't mean that.

So, how's Hum-Bio?

Good, so far.

We just had the
introductory lecture, so...

I heard Professor Jordan's
an amazing teacher.

I haven't met her yet.

Yeah.

Dad, why don't you ask
Julie about her demo?

Oh, that's right,
Felicity told us.

That's really exciting.

Thank you. That's if it happens.

(CLEARS THROAT)

Are you a music major?

Um, no, I haven't
declared my major yet.

I'm taking a lot of psych
classes and sociology classes.

But you all have to
declare your majors

before the end of
the semester, right?

Yeah, but people always
change their majors

a few times before
they graduate.

Mm-hmm! So, it's not a big deal.

Hmm.

Thanks for coming to lunch.

Yeah.

Well, we'll be able to do that
kind of thing more often now.

It'll be nice.

What?

You called the dean
about the art class.

You're upset about that?

It didn't even work.

I know, but I specifically
asked you not to do it.

Well, considering
I wasn't thrilled

with you taking
art to begin with,

I think it was a
pretty nice gesture.

Dad, it's not just that.

It's just... All of the sudden,

everything's feeling
a little claustrophobic.

It's like I'm living
at home again.

And I know... I know
that I said I was okay with

you staying here
for a while, but...

To be totally honest,

I'm not really sure that I am.

I know what this is about.

The hotel is too close
to the dorm. I realize that.

But I'm moving to The Plaza,

and we'll have some distance
there. It'll be better that way.

It's not about
where you're staying.

It's about you and
Mom living here.

Felicity...

I have my own life here, Dad.

Once Mom gets here,

she'll start trying to get me
into Tuesday dinners again.

And she'll want to go
shopping all the time...

Mom's not moving here.

What?

We're separating.

You're what?

I don't... I don't understand.

I'm sorry. I shouldn't
have told you.

I wasn't supposed
to say anything

until Mom got here next week.

But, I was just home and...

I mean, everything was normal.

It's not black and white.

We've been talking for a while.

And when I got the
offer to come here...

You chose a job over Mom?

Honey, this was your
mother's decision.

I didn't call the hospital

until after I was sure
this was what she wanted.

This was Mom's decision?

Why?

I don't know.

She's coming out because
we thought it would be better

if we told you together.

Yeah, yeah. It's
nice having him here.

So, uh, Mom, how are you?

Yeah, yeah. I'm fine.

I'm just stressed
out about classes.

But... How are you?

I mean, what's, uh,
what's going on with you?

Uh-huh. That's nice.

Yeah, that's nice.

FELICITY: I can't explain why
I didn't tell my mom that I knew.

I guess it was just...

She was trying so
hard to sound normal,

like everything was fine.

It was actually kind
of heartbreaking.

A week ago, I was home
playing Scrabble with my parents.

I mean, things made sense.

Now everything feels
like it's come loose,

like nothing was tied
down tight enough.

Hey. Hey.

I'm sorry to stop
by unannounced,

but I wanted to see
how you were doing.

I'm okay. Sort of.

I know you're
probably sick of coffee,

working here all day,

but if you want to get
together after work...

Um, tonight I
really need to study.

I... I just can't.

You sure?

Yeah.

Oh, well. I'll let you
get back to work.

I'll see you later.

Okay.

(DOOR CLOSES)

Hey. Let's get out of here.

What?

I don't know, I had a lame day.

Let's just close up
early and get out of here.

You want to?

We shouldn't do that.

Come on.

All right. Let's go. Okay.

Trust me. It's
not writer's block.

Are you sure?

I'm positive, okay?

It's impossible to be
creative all the time.

Sometimes you have
to refuel, start over again.

I bet you that the
next songs you write

are gonna be your best ever.

We should probably go.

Yeah. Probably.

Eric. Eric.

I'm sorry.

No, you know what? My roommate's
gonna be home any second,

and, um, he's
really overprotective.

And that's the only reason?

No.

When I told you I
wanted to do this

since I was a little kid,

I didn't mean that I
would do anything to get it.

I know that.

So, if you're only pretending
to be interested in my music

for other reasons,

then I'm not interested.

Julie, that's not
what's happening here.

If my kissing you
makes you doubt

my interest in your
music, then I'll wait.

Until when?

Until your first
album goes platinum.

Well, that may be
a really long time.

(LAUGHS)

That's okay.

Ruby, we've got to leave.
The movie starts in 20 minutes.

I'm not going.

Why not?

I have to study.

I don't want to be
humiliated by my T.A. again.

You're joking, right?

Just so you know,
nobody in the class

had any idea what
you were talking about.

Hobbes and Locke.
It was in the reading,

which you obviously didn't do.

It's the second week of classes.

Nobody was answering.

There was this... This
deafening, overwhelming silence.

So your solution
was to pick on me?

No, I was hoping you
would help me out.

I was trying to. Eye
contact, remember?

You weren't doing it.

I was in the
middle of a lecture.

You have no idea what
it's like to be up there.

It's very intimidating,

especially when the
class doesn't prepare.

You know what? For your
information, I did do the reading.

I even read about Hobbes
and his stupid single sovereign,

but when you put me on the
spot like that, I got nervous.

I guess I'm not as smart

as your brainiac
ex-girlfriend. I'm sorry.

I'm going back to my dorm.

(DOOR SLAMS)

Uh, what did you
think of the movie?

The movie?

Yeah.

Uh, yeah. I thought it was
amazing. Yeah. It was good.

$9.78.

Yeah, I thought so,
too. I really liked it.

I liked the stuff with the
dog. That was the best.

Thanks a lot.

(FELICITY LAUGHING)

Don't they lock these doors?

Yeah, they do. This
one's sort of broken.

(POLICE SIREN BLARES)

Great. Now we're gonna
get in trouble and get fired?

Javie won't even
know we left early.

(LAUGHS)

What? What?

You just always
say Javie. It's Javier.

Whatever. All right.

Javier won't fire us.

Why, do you want to go back?

No.

I can't believe that
fake I.D. worked.

It doesn't even look like you.

What do you mean?
It always works.

Here. Wait here. Wait here.

What are you gonna do?

You'll see.

(FLICKING SWITCHES)

There.

Here.

There you go.

To, uh... To Javier.

(BOTH LAUGH)

(LAUGHTER ON TV)

Hey.

Hey.

Where did you go tonight?

Nowhere. I just
went out with Eric.

Oh, really? Where
did he take you?

I mean, if he's really
a big-time record guy,

he should be showing
you a good time, right?

Concert, Knicks game, something?

Well, I guess I
should be offended,

because all I got was dinner.

Julie?

Uh, can we, uh, can we talk?

Sure. What's up?

Um...

Uh, well, okay.

Um...

What is that? What
do you have there?

This is my contract.

Your contract?

Mmm-hmm.

What... Why didn't
you tell me about this?

Three songs? That's amazing.

And no nooky at all?

No. No nooky.

Thank you for the
vote of confidence.

Hey, I'm sorry. Um, I was
clearly wrong about that guy.

Believe it or not, he actually
thinks that I'm talented.

Hey. I know you're talented.

(LAUGHS) Oh. What
did you want to talk about?

Um...

Nothing. Forget it.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, don't look at me!

What? You know, we have...
We have slept in the same bed.

Yeah, but that was
a long time ago.

It wasn't that long ago.

(LAUGHING)

♪ Loving you is
easier than missing you

♪ Baby

♪ I can't bear to stop
thinking about you ♪

(LAUGHS) We're dead
if someone catches us.

Nobody's gonna catch us.

Good. I think it might be
time for my special trick.

Oh, good. (LAUGHS)

Ready? Yep.

Very nice.

You know, I saw you swim once.

It was junior year.
You won, of course.

Yeah. Junior year
was my best year,

and it's weird, the
idea of not swimming.

I don't know, I've just never
gone through a winter without it.

Well, we'll just have
to sneak in here

every once in a while,

and you can do
your laps in one lane,

and I'll dog-paddle
in the other.

I'm a top-rated
dog-paddler, you know.

Really? I didn't know
they gave awards for that.

Trophies. Huge, huge trophies.

Wow.

(LAUGHS)

You know, you can, uh, you
can tell me to shut up if you want,

but, uh, is everything
all right with your dad?

It's just, today, things
didn't seem too good.

Um, things have been better.

Yeah.

But you know what? Let's
talk about other things.

I'm sorry. That's okay.

♪ Honey, I love you

♪ But if I stare

♪ Deep into your soul

♪ Are your grasses green?

♪ You're diving good

♪ And the more I see

♪ The more I know

♪ I'm in love with you

♪ But if I stare

♪ Deep into your soul

♪ Are your grasses green?

♪ You're diving good

♪ And the more I see

♪ The more I know

♪ I'm in love with you ♪

Uh, that was pretty good.

Yeah, I didn't know you
were such a good swimmer.

Well, there's a lot
about me you don't know.

GUARD: Hello?

Do you two understand that
you're both in serious trouble?

Yes, sir. Yes, we do.

Breaking and entering?
Underage drinking?

Not to mention, you put both
yourselves and the school at risk.

Yeah, look, it was my fault.

It really was completely
mine. No, it wasn't.

Yeah, it was. I didn't
have to go with you.

I really am sorry
about all this.

Don't be.

I still can't believe you
actually did this with me.

Yeah. Uh-huh.

Uh-huh. No, I know,

but I figured, why not just
declare my major early?

What the hell happened
to you? Nothing.

Your daughter just walked in.

Is that my mom?

Your dad.

Nice talking to you.

Hi. Uh, no. I was
just out studying.

Can I give you
a call back later?

All right. You, too.

By the way, this
telescope rocks.

You have to check out the
psychos across the street.

They're either drug addicts
or performance artists.

What?

Have you ever had that feeling

that when you finally see

a different side
to your parents,

that somehow, they just
stopped being your parents?

You mean, like, all of a
sudden, they just become...

People.

Yeah, I had that.

Like, when I was five.

So, I got caught breaking
into the pool tonight.

I think I'm in real trouble.

I got taken away by
the campus police,

and the guard said I
might even get expelled.

That's cool.

Maybe now your life
will get interesting.

(DOOR OPENING)

Hey.

SEAN: Hey.

What are you doing up?

I, uh, I just couldn't sleep.

You know, I
wanted to talk to you,

uh, about what you
said at the market.

Oh, man, it's fine.

Don't even worry about
it. It doesn't matter.

No. You were right.

(LAUGHS) Yeah.

Yeah.

You know what we just did?

We just broke into
the campus pool,

and we got busted by security.

We?

Yeah. Me and Felicity.

Oh.

I haven't had that much
fun since last summer.

I really haven't, man.

It got me thinking
about all this stuff

about, like, how
stupid I've been,

and how that whole
thing with Maggie

was just, like,
this lame reaction

to following your advice.

Well, first of all, thanks,
and, uh, secondly,

before, when I
said you were right?

I was talking about
what you said about Julie.

Oh.

Yeah, so... So, I... I really...

I should probably say
something pretty soon,

don't you think?

Yeah, I think you should.

Yeah?

Okay.

Where is Julie?

She's sleeping.

Apparently, she had a great
night with that music jackass.

Sorry.

I'll be done in a minute,

and we'll be ready to go.

Okay.

So, how long you and
Eric been going out?

Oh, um...

Oh, I haven't plugged
the mike in yet.

He can't hear us.

Uh, we're not going out.

Really? Okay.

What?

No, it's... It's nothing.

Oh, you can tell me.

No, it's... He's just
one of those guys.

What do you mean?

Oh, you know. He has a rep.

He's had it for a long time.

He's a cute-singer magnet.

No offense, right?

Oh, no, of course not.

Well, hey. Who knows, I mean,

I haven't worked with him in
a while. Maybe he's changed.

Okay, ready to go?

Mmm-hmm. Sure.

(SIGHS DEEPLY)

Okay, let's try it.

Julie? Headphones?

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

(HIGH VOICE) Hi,
Ruby. I come in peace.

(LAUGHS) What is that?

Hi. Um, it's... It's a...

It's a friendly little
peace offering.

No, but I mean, what is it?

Oh, um, I have...
I have no idea.

It's a stuffed animal
that Elena made.

(LAUGHS) It's kind of cute.

But I am still mad at you.

I know. I'm really sorry.

Maybe I did pick
on you in class.

I got a little lost up
there, you know?

You have no reason to
feel lost. You're a great T.A.

Thank you.

And you're a brainiac. Sort of.

No, I'm not.

Yeah, you are.

(SCOFFS)

♪ See the rain Know it's coming

♪ Still I go outside... ♪

Mom's never gonna
forgive me for telling you.

I talked to her last night.

You did?

I didn't say
anything. I didn't lie.

I Just... I'm gonna let her
tell me when she gets here.

I'm sorry.

For what?

About what I said yesterday.

So, how did everything
go at the library last night?

Um... Okay.

I mean, I still have a
lot of studying to do.

We'll get through
this. You know that.

Yeah, I know.

FELICITY: I didn't
want to tell my dad

about the pool,
that I'm in trouble.

Because he's in trouble, too.

I guess we both are.