:52:00
"than being Marion Hawthorne,
:52:01
is wanting to be
Marion Hawthorne."
:52:03
Oh, Rachel.
:52:05
Rachel.
:52:06
She is...
:52:07
- Jealous.
- She's jealous.
:52:09
It's pure jealousy.
:52:10
You give that back now!
:52:11
Looks like there's something
in here for everyone.
:52:13
You heard her, Marion.
:52:15
Give it back before I pound you
into the cement.
:52:18
Ooh, I'm so scared.
:52:20
Hey, maybe there
is something
:52:22
in here for you.
:52:29
Janie...
:52:30
Janie, Janie, Janie...
:52:32
Come and get it.
:52:33
Read it. Come on.
:52:34
What does it say?
:52:36
- Come on.
- Janie, Janie.
:52:38
"Janie really
creeps me out."
:52:40
Ooh.
:52:41
"I wonder if she'll grow up
to be...
:52:44
a total nutcase..."?
:52:46
A nutcase!
:52:49
Oh.
:52:50
Hey.
:52:51
Her best friend.
:52:52
That's her best friend.
:52:56
Beth.
:52:58
"I wish
someone would kick Beth Ellen."
:53:01
Oh!
:53:05
Uh, Laura.
:53:07
"Laura Peters...
her face looks totally...
:53:12
pinched."
:53:13
Oh.
:53:20
"If I were the boy
with the purple socks...
:53:23
I'd hang myself."
:53:27
Something else.
:53:29
Cut it out, Marion.
:53:30
Oh.
:53:32
Maybe there is something
in here for Sport.
:53:35
No!
:53:36
"Sport..."
:53:37
Shut up!
:53:38
Fine, then.
:53:39
I'll read it right out loud
:53:40
so everybody can hear.
:53:43
No!
:53:45
"Sport is so poor,
he can't even afford food.
:53:47
"Why can't his father
:53:50
just get a real job?"
:53:52
Oh, and get this, as well.
:53:54
"One day, I had to pretend
he dropped a dollar
:53:57
just so he could afford
some milk and bread."