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Something's got changed, something's got
stayed the same.

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Life and death are not so far apart.

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Oh, I'm walking through the walls and I
wouldn't have it any other way.

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Life and death are not so far apart.

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Somewhere we are.

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Right then, girls.

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Once around the track.

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I'm sorry I'm late, Miss Sinclair. I was
rereading our class text and I got so

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caught up with the prose.

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Even though it is very modern. I don't
care what you were reading, Sophie.

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But I thought it was important.

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What is important is timekeeping. And if
you don't catch up with the others,

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it's a detention for you.

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A detention?

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For reading Austen?

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I think you'd better pretend to be out
of breath.

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It seems you have just broken the school
record for the 800 metres.

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I'm holding tryouts this afternoon for
the school cross -country race tomorrow.

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I suppose you should come.

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That was amazing.

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Really, but all I did was run.

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Exactly. Is running considered cool?

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Winning is cool, and you were way better
than anyone else out there. You rock.

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What does she mean, I rock?

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I'm not a mineral matter of variable
composition.

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What does it all mean?

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They're impressed by you, Sophie.

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Nice work, Sophie.

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That was wicked.

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I have a present for you.

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Thanks. A Beijing guidebook.

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For the physics conference you were
going to.

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So why are you so excited and thanking
me?

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It's because he's not going. They've
given his place to Piper.

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Why?

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The conference is for the pupils with
the top grades, and you have the top

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grades, not Piper.

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Yeah, it doesn't matter. I didn't want
to go that much anyway. I get travel

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sick. I go green.

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It's not pretty.

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Still, the place should be yours. It's
under.

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Can we drop the subject now?

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Is that as much as you want?

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I do.

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Hazel, the strangest thing...

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In English, we were discussing grammar,
and I was explaining the correct use of

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pronouns in a sentence, and nobody
rolled their eyes at me.

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That is strange.

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It is virtually impossible not to roll
your eyes at you when you start talking

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like that. I know.

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And a couple of girls asked me if I
wanted to hang with them at lunchtime.

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Oh, it's official.

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Running... has made who popular.

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Which is most disconcerting. Well, but
why?

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Surely it's nice to be liked.

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It is a serious responsibility. I have
no idea how a popular person is expected

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to act.

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Perhaps I should read up on it.

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Teach myself their ways.

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Do popular people even read?

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Page 170, boys and girls. So I read up
on the use of propaganda because we're

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going to talk about that in our next
lesson. Thank you. Good. Thank you very

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much. Jonathan.

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I just wanted to say I'm sorry to hear
you're not going to Beijing. It's such a

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shame everything at your school is about
money.

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Yeah, thanks.

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Oh, so that's why they asked you, of
course. It's because Jonathan's mum's so

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poor.

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David, may I ask you something?

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You were Jonathan's roommate, so I'm
sure you can be of help.

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Sure.

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Jonathan is upset.

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Oh, I would be upset if I were in his
position.

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Would it be considered impolite for me
to press him on the matter, to encourage

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him to talk about it?

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I don't know. Or should I respect his
desire to keep his feelings bottled?

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I don't know.

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Or is that simply an old -fashioned way
of thinking?

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I don't know.

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What do you mean you don't know?

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You are a boy, aren't you? I don't know.

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You don't know if you're a boy?

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No, I know I'm a boy. I mean, I'm
someone who knows about this stuff.

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Sophie, please.

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Come. One moment.

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I wanted to talk to you about Jonathan,
but there seems to be a lot of people

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here just to watch running.

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I think that is because I'm cool now.

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You must be mistaken, Sophie.

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Hey, Soph, good luck.

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Yeah, we'll be cheering for you. Thank
you.

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You see?

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Well, those girls must be confused.

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They can't really think you are cool.

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They must have noticed that I wear my
school uniform with...

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So much more style than you do.

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Right then, places, everybody.

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Wish me luck.

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First, second and third place today will
be entered into the school cross

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-country race tomorrow.

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And the winner of tomorrow's race will
receive a prize.

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So do your best, everybody. I'm
expecting great things of you all.

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moving things of my mind. You've been
levitating, haven't you?

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I didn't mean to. I'll try not to. I
don't want to win unfairly.

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Feet on the ground from now on.

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I... I didn't want to take your place. I
thought you should know I hate this

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situation too.

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It's all right.

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It's not your fault.

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Well, in that case, would you help me
revise physics for the trip?

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There's a load of stuff I need to brush
up on.

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I would love to spend time with you.

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And painting each other's nails sounds
wonderful.

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Why will no one ask me to spend time
nail painting with them?

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Because you didn't just win a race.

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This is so unfair.

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I still don't know how to help Jonathan.

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They invited me to their dorm.

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I've never been asked to someone's dorm
before.

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I think... I think I'm beginning to
truly like being popular.

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And when have you cared about such
things?

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I'm learning that cool people have
certain responsibilities.

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They're expected to do things like wear
their hair in a stylish manner and

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always sit at the back of the classroom.

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I've noticed they like to use the word
whatever and pretend they don't care

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about something when it's obvious they
really do.

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And they always carry their school
backpacks on just one shoulder. Never

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Things which come naturally to me.

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Which is why this should be happening to
me.

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Jonathan.

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We have to search through every article
on modern men.

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It's the only way to learn what to say
or do to make Jonathan feel better.

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Do you think I look more modern with my
hair loose?

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I think you should be focusing on
helping Jonathan.

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You're right. Sorry.

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It says here that model roids perfect
their runway walk.

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Perhaps I need a better walk.

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You were meant to be focusing. I know.
It's just that I've been watching other

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cool people like Christine, and they
certainly walk differently.

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I think it needs a lot more practice.

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Perhaps this article is of more use.

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If you get tongue -tied around a boy,
smile at him.

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89 % of the boys we ask prefer a girl
who smiles.

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Or perhaps this one is helpful.

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If a boy seems bad or worried, wait
patiently for him to open up to you and

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sure to tell you everything about sleep.

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Um... Can I just ask?

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What are you doing?

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We are waiting.

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For what?

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For you to open up.

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As you were sure to tell us everything
eventually.

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Okay, well, as nice as this waiting
thing is, it's kind of

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making me feel a bit awkward.

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What are you doing?

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We are smiling.

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89 % of boys prefer a girl who smiles.

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Girls are weird.

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Yeah, agreed.

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I, um, I better take this.

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Smile at David.

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Maybe he'll open up to you.

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Hey, Mum.

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Actually, this was kind of fun.

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Mum, it doesn't matter. I didn't even
want to go.

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Yeah, I'm fine. I'm happy.

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Okay, I'll prove it. I'll sing a happy
song.

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Happy, happy, happy, I'm so very happy.

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Happy, happy, happy, I'm a happy chappy.

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Yeah, see?

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Yeah, I will.

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Okay, bye, Mum.

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Yeah, love you too.

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work at all.

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We have to think of something else.

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Modern men are just so confusing.

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I think I have the answer.

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Jonathan is upset because he can't
afford to go to Beijing.

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Well, tomorrow I'll win the school cross
-country race.

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I'm certain I can do it, and there's a
prize.

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But how do you know the prize will be
money?

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I think prizes are always financial in
modern times.

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All the TV shows I've seen have the
winner receive a large sum of money.

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Oh, and you would give your prize money
to Jonathan then? Of course I would.

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Then everything is fine again.

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Except Jonathan appears to be running
away.

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Stop looking at yourself, Rebecca. Just
hurry up.

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Dead people?

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Are you there?

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I could do with a chat, if you've got a
minute.

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Which you should have, I mean,
technically you've got eternity, right?

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And what is wrong with talking to me?
Oh, Rebecca.

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Sorry, I just thought it would be easier
talking to dead people I didn't know so

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well. Well, they will not show
themselves unless I ask them to.

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Will you ask them for me?

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Agatha, Buddy, Grendel and Sophus, will
you show yourselves, please?

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When a boy asks questions, sometimes he
must seek those with yet more questions.

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Except I was kind of looking for
answers.

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Answers are arbitrary, my friend.

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All the same.

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Yeah, no, I get it.

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You feel like you don't fit in.

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Like, you know, you're surrounded by
phonies. No, not phonies.

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Sweetie, Agatha understands.

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You feel like no matter how hard you
work, you will never belong.

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And it's always others who get the
opportunities.

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Jonathan, is this about the money?

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Because Sophie is going to give you her
prize money and you can go to Beijing.

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She'll do that for me?

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Jonathan, you are our best friend. We
would do anything for you.

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Oh, that is so sweet!

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I did not mean to say that.

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I meant... Fight! Battle!

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So, they actually give money for the
cross -country race.

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Jonathan, prizes are always financial. I
thought you would know. Oh, Rebecca.

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Um, you know, thanks.

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You do not need to thank me.

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After all, death wouldn't be worth
living without you.

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Good morning.

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We are up early, aren't we?

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All it needs is a signature from the
headteacher or one of the school

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and you're out.

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Mr Griffith, please. This is a serious
business, Rebecca.

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Leaving the school without permission in
the middle of the night and in your

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pyjamas.

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Have either of you got anything to say
in your defence? Rebecca had nothing to

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do with it. I left the school grounds.
It's my fault. Rebecca only came to

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persuade me to come back.

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So you went running around the bush in
your pyjamas simply to persuade Jonathan

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not to leave.

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Good for you.

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What? What?

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Students like this are what this school
is all about, risking your neck to help

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another student. Have a peppermint.

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Whereas you, Jonathan, have a completely
legitimate reason to be upset. Can I

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say once again how sorry I am about the
Beijing trip?

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Headmaster Griffiths, you do not need to
be sorry. My sisters and I are going to

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raise the money for Jonathan.

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Oh, such wonderful spirit.

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Do let me know how you get on, Rebecca.

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Off you both go, then.

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Are you all right, sir?

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Just a touch of indigestion.

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Is that all, Hyman?

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You see, I thought I'd do the warm -up
this morning. Get them all in the spirit

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for the school race this afternoon.

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ready to show some of that natural -born
sporting ability?

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You do realise, don't you, Rebecca, that
Sophie's turned into you?

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Oh, no.

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Does that mean I will have to turn into
her?

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Will I have to start paying attention in
class? No.

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Okay, lady.

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Now, just copy me.

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Right.

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Now the shoulders.

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Just when I get the paperwork, isn't it?

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All I need is... a signature from a
school governor and you two are... And

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what?

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We have a school governor coming to
present the prize this afternoon.

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Everything's going my way.

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There's only one person in office now.
Come on. Let me get straight.

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You want me to use my skills of
possession that I have been honing for

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go into the body of your headmaster.

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Then you want me to sign him out of
hospital and drag his kidney stone adult

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body back to the school in order to stop
some, um, governor person signing a

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piece of paper.

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Yes.

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Goal! Yeah!

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Okay, I'll do it.

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Now we must hurry back. I have a race to
win.

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Oh, yes, I'll be sweet about that.

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What on earth has happened to your
morals?

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Nothing. I mean, I know I've been
levitating, but now I'm really

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on keeping my feet on the ground.

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But it's still unfair. Your breath
control and physical stamina are

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from living humans and give you an
advantage.

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Oh.

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But people keep calling me Soph, which
is grammatically lazy, but nonetheless

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really very nice.

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And I have to race. For Jonathan.

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ticket. That's hardly going to get
Jonathan to Beijing.

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So what now, Sophie?

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Are you still going to compete?

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I cannot.

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I've always prided myself on my
conscience.

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Oh,

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I have to

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race for my fans.

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You're not doing it for your fans.
You're doing it for yourself.

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Cheerful? They need to cheer for that
person because the cheering makes them

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cheerful?

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You have become shallow, and I have
become earnest.

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I simply like being liked.

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Sophie, you are clever, and Hazel is
fearless.

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Now, you were popular, too.

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I'd run with you.

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Don't mind, do you, sweetie?

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They can't see me, darling. Don't worry.

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What are you doing here? Joining in.

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What's wrong, hon? You seem a little
stressed.

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I just want you to help Jonathan and
Rebecca like you said you would.

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They need you and I don't. No offence,
hon, but you are not exactly the

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definition of speed today. Perhaps it's
all that worrying about other people.

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There's still time to catch up.

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oven at a delay, and you've got a
headmaster to possess.

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Now what?

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Now, when they get here, we do
something.

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Don't you have a race to win?

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No, I don't.

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But I do have an idea to help Jonathan.

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That's all.

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nurse was about to check her pulse.
She's fine.

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Your signature?

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I'll take that, Sinclair.

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Thank you. What are you doing here? I
thought you were... Dead.

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Sorry to disappoint.

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Mrs. Heathfield, I believe.

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Let's go exploring.

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Now, I realise you probably know your
way around, but my tour is especially

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because I do it all by the medium of...

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The science lab is really fast.

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The art room's got the boom.

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The drama studio is really cool, yo. Our
school's got a lot of boom. Well,

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that's the tour over. What shall we do
now?

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I think we've got a little time on our
hands before the prize giving. How does

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peach cordial in the library sound?

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Perfect. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Headmaster, that's the toilet.

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The library's this way.

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I knew that.

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You're still wearing a pink headband.

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I was in a hurry and there wasn't time
to sue.

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I decided to wear pink.

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We were wondering if you and Mrs
Heathfield could spare a moment.

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So in order to raise the funds for this
brilliant student to go to Beijing, this

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brilliant student who helps girls and
they faint for no apparent reason, we

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thought we could have a charity dinner
for you and all the other school

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governors.

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I think it's a wonderful idea. idea.

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I will happily attend, and I'll make
sure all the governors attend too.

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You're all so smart.

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Don't you agree, Miss Sinclair? Aren't
you both amazed and impressed by these

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girls? I suppose so.

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Well, say it out loud.

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Now, or I might just smack you.

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I'm amazed and impressed by these girls.

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I can't believe you did that to me.

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We're not being expelled, and you're
going to Beijing.

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00:24:28,040 --> 00:24:29,340
Yeah, well, have I said thank you
enough?

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Well, too much, actually. You can go
back to being a president.

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So, Sophie, are you still spending
Saturday afternoon painting your name?

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I've been officially uninvited since
quitting the race.

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It is probably just as well.

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You're simply not suited to being
called.

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Unlike me, of course.

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Of course.

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I did learn something from you, though.
Cool people do walk differently.

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Perhaps it is the one thing stopping me
from becoming popular.

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So I have been working on my walk.

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What do you think?