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Every college has its groups, but art
college groups, they're something else.
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Over there.
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Hashtag breakfast, babe.
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Not if you want me to digest my food.
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Oh, how about with Sam and whoever that
guy is? That guy is Lenny.
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I feed him in hall.
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And if he starts playing that guitar,
it's a hard no.
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Need some alone time anyway.
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Wait, but we've only been hanging out
for like five minutes. I mean, it's
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basically just the queue.
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Nyla, for me that's epic.
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So, I just need to figure out which
group I belong to.
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Shouldn't be too hard.
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We'll weather any storm And we'll ride
it to the end To stay connected
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Don't wish it all away
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I hope we'll always stay
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Electric friends
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Is that you?
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It is indeed.
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But you look hideous.
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In 20 years, you look back on what
you're wearing now and feel the same
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fashion oblivion.
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We thought we looked great because, for
the time, we did.
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What you see here is a sign of the times
I lived in. Now I want to know about
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your time.
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For this group task, you will make a 60
-second film that tells me everything I
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need to know about being a teenager
today.
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Have a clear message and don't be
boring.
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Groups will be emailed later.
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So check your inboxes.
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I thought I was done with this stuff.
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What's that?
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You didn't really go to high school, did
you? No. I started modelling at 14,
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so... Oh, you missed out on teenage
cliques and all that catty glory.
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But this isn't high school.
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Meaning? Meaning this project could be
the first step towards a potential
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group. Ugh!
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Not ugh, more...
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complicated yet happy like you read
about in YA novels.
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My opinion of humanity is low. I'm
between the ages of 13 and 19, even
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So, no, it won't be that.
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Hey, how'd it go?
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Did you rock their world with your
adorable face? I think maybe I did. They
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my look was the look they were looking
for.
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That is a lot of the word, look.
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I know. Maybe things are finally
happening for me.
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But why haven't they called yet?
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A watched phone never rings.
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That's actual science.
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So, groups are in, and despite Lee's
pessimism, I'm pretty sure mine has high
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friend group potential.
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this is how you see this scene playing
out.
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Who are you?
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Sinjin, film director. Pleased to meet
you.
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And are all film directors called
Sinjin? In your imagination, they are.
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Now, this scene's all wrong.
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You've imagined it rose -tinted, when in
reality, it's like this.
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So, I've been trying to learn as much as
I can about filmmaking.
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There are a lot of examples of how to
storyboard in here. Were you really
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It's called making an effort.
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Have you heard of it? Yeah. I make an
effort with my outfits every day. Unlike
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some people.
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I hate when people say some people, but
they mean me.
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I hate that too.
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You can't agree with her.
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I heard her call your band Derivative. I
mean, only because they... are.
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Wow. Really clawed it back there.
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Why don't we talk about our ideas for
the film?
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So I think being a teenager is about
looking good in photographs and then
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posting those photographs online.
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And then waiting for people to like them
and say you look good.
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I've worked puddles with more depth.
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I'd like to do something about family.
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Nope.
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The film should be a documentary.
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One that reflects what teenagers are
actually like.
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Which is what, exactly?
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Self -absorbed.
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Unintelligent.
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Shallow. It's a very nuanced answer,
take it? It's an honest one.
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And I can prove it.
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Why don't we focus on something we all
like?
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We have nothing in common.
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We do.
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We all like pizza. I'm gluten free. More
of a fried chicken girl. I think
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tomatoes are sent to kill her.
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I vote we split up, make our own films,
then choose the one we like.
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But it's a group task. So we'll choose
as a group.
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Me too?
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Still no phone call?
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No, but that's not why I'm tidying. I'm
not stressed or anxious.
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I just think it's really important that
we organise our spice rack. No, no, no,
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no. Me too.
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We are young, reckless, magical beings.
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Kind of like unicorns, and unicorns
don't tidy.
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Okay.
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Okay, I am a reckless unicorn.
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I'll stop.
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Just as soon as I've color -coordinated
the dry pasta.
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I'm gonna make a film.
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And it's gonna be a really good film.
Even though I've never made a film
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Lenny.
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Right?
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Right.
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Are you making a film of yourself
singing about making a film? Yeah.
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My group ditched me when I said that I
think being a teenager means being
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a lot of the time.
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I don't need them, though, because my
mum says that I have everything I need
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inside me and I have a ton of followers
online, so that'll definitely be OK.
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You're perfect.
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Yeah, I think so, but other people don't
always agree.
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Unless you're making a film about
solitude, you shouldn't be here.
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Oh, I'm just working on my storyboard.
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You seem to be missing a group.
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We're taking a break.
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From each other?
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You didn't exactly get off to a flying
start, Nyla.
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If you want to prove you deserve your
place, you need to do well this week.
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I know.
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But you'll only get a good grade if I
can see that you work together as a
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In the same place, on the same film.
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Just the person.
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I want to up my likes on Athena Chat.
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Which is my cutest?
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Oh, uh, they're all cute.
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Okay, so, the film. Oh, mine's so great.
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I think it might be my best work.
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Wait, you've finished already?
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Well, I already have like a trillion
hours of footage of me, so I'll just
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that and add some filters.
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Well, do you need any help?
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I do have a question I need answering.
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Oh, go shoot. Do you think Sam ignores
me because I make him nervous?
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Because a lot of guys get like that
around me because I'm so hot.
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Yeah, probably is that.
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I just meant if you needed any help with
the film.
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No, I've got that covered.
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And that is the mystery of Jesus.
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What do you think?
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I don't know how you come up with this
stuff.
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So, do you just want to follow me around
all day?
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Yep. Where you go, I go. A day in the
life of a pop star slash artist.
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I think calling me a star is a little
bit much because I don't even have a
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But I do have the same birthday as
Daunsy.
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Why black and white?
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Bit solitude, I guess.
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Bit obvious, though.
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Shut up, imaginary film director.
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And anyway, why are you a posh white
guy? Because even in your imagination,
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basically control everything.
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Wow. I really need to work on that.
True.
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You have ideas, even ones that extend
beyond colour palette.
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You should make a movie on your own. I
guess if it's good enough, the others
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will pick it.
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Yeah, then you can tell Ali you did it
as a group. She'll never know.
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I think Ali can actually smell life.
You're making excuses.
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Because I don't know what I'm doing.
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I don't think I've ever been an ordinary
teenager.
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So, make it up.
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I'm sorry.
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Did I mention I have a lot of followers
online and they get kind of sad when I
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don't reply to their comments.
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And I get kind of sad when I have hair
in my eye.
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They say the peacock is the thinnest
animal on earth.
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Oh, blimey.
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Okay, I get it. I have a lot of
followers.
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But you've been messaging for an hour
now.
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Do you miss me?
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I just think that cannot be a single
other person in the world who needs to
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what your favourite food is. I still
don't get it to you. Music is important.
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helps people when they're feeling down.
Yes.
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I can see how a song called The
Mysteries of Cheese could be life
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Wow.
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This place looks amazing.
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No, it doesn't.
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This is not the home of reckless
unicorns and I can't make me do stuff.
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Where is she now?
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Asleep in the wardrobe.
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If she doesn't get this job, I don't
know what I'm going to do.
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Well, at least there's nothing left for
her to clean.
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There are 24 words that mean group in
the English language.
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I know because I looked them up.
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But today I'm not going to care about
any of them.
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I like mine more.
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Interesting, because no one else did.
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But... But... Tell me, I can take
criticism.
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Well, like groups of friends, I get
that, but the way you've shot them,
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teenager's just not that happy.
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No, but maybe it can be. Sometimes it
feels like you might have been raised in
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cult.
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In a good way.
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OK, yeah, I guess I kind of see what
yours mean.
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Yeah, they mean they're like, angsty
depression, blah, yawn. That's not what
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I've done.
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Show us.
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That was so boring.
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It was hardly about teenagers.
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Yes, it was. There was the brother
looking after his younger sister. Sure,
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liked it. But do you really see family
that way?
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Not really.
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Didn't think so. And dude... Hardly on
theme. And yours isn't ready?
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It's nearly ready.
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I just have one more thing to edit.
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Yours is, then.
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You can't agree on anything else.
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Do you think Lee likes comics?
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Or is she more of a graphic novel kind
of girl?
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I'm guessing she's more into the
political commentary, Persepolis -style
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novel kind of things. What do you think?
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I've got no idea.
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She's not exactly the talky, I'm -going
-to -tell -you -all -my -secrets type.
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What type is she?
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She is the please stop talking to me and
stop asking about my secrets type.
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Well, she started band.
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OK, are we just done talking about the
whole lead thing already?
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Oh, no.
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Good, because I still don't understand
how she got you to be in her film.
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She asked.
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And she's smart and she's passionate and
she's not one of those niche types who
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only care about clothes and make -up.
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Right, you know you are talking to
someone who wants to make jewellery for
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living, yeah?
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Yeah, and has a thing for an ex -fashion
model.
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I don't.
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Like, I like... Nyla, like I like
everyone.
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Like I've got a lot of life to give.
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Whatever, man. I've seen the drool.
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Yeah, Ryan, you clearly like Lee, which
is weird because she's not exactly the
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friendly type.
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She's friendly to me.
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I get it.
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You hate musicians and people who like
popular things because you're miserable
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and you think everyone else should be
too.
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I was making a documentary.
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That made me look like an idiot.
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It's OK.
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Cool.
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You just wanted to make a good film.
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I hope you get an A.
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Hey, Denise, what's the... Oh.
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Oh, that's cool.
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I didn't think I'd get it anyway.
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I didn't have my hopes up or anything,
so... Hello?
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Protectionist character building, right?
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You know what to do.
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Feels good, doesn't it? Yeah!
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Who cares about a tidy flat? Not me!
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Who cares about a stupid job? Not me!
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Because who are you?
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I am a reckless unicorn!
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We can't use my film tomorrow.
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What? Why?
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Give them a horrible person.
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Cynical, not horrible.
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Well, one can feed the other.
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But I'm trying to change.
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We'll fail the assignment, but overall,
decency wins.
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Hey.
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Hey. I want a word with you.
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I'm kind of busy right now. Turns out
you give terrible advice. I should have
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fucked my guns.
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You forced everyone to work together?
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Yes, rose -tinted and everything,
because working alone has turned out to
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total failure.
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But trying to make some perfect group
where everyone fits neatly would have
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failed too. Okay, so we don't fit
neatly, but we still fit.
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So, shut up.
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I'm the director now. To be fair, you
always were.
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We're electrically connected.
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We're light in our own way.
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We got this all together, no matter what
they say.
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We'll weather any storm and we'll ride
it to the end. Just stay connected.
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What are you doing here?
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Hey, I've been looking for you guys
everywhere.
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Impressive.
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Why don't we just move to... Perfect.
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Yeah? You could... With a guy?
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Yeah, we could, if we went to... Sorry.
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Finally,
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it's ages ago. I know, I needed to show
her.
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I'm here now, I just smell like apples.
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Congrats. But we need your opinion on
this section.
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Of course you do.
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Right.
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So, definitely feeling better?
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Definitely. If I was working right now,
I wouldn't be here eating ice cream with
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you.
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And you wouldn't have a piece of dried
pasta in your hair?
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I knew I missed a bit.
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Do you want me to get it for you? No, I
don't care.
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Reckless unicorn, remember?
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One day we'll have to be responsible and
boring.
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And we'll care about house prices and
what else do grown -ups care about?
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Oh, God, I wish politicians said what to
who and when.
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Right, and we'll get so angry about that
and we'll do things like removing pasta
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from our hair.
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But that day is not today.
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I'm nervous.
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But yesterday I couldn't even stomach
beans on toast, so progress.
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Yeah, you're right.
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Even if it isn't perfect, at least the
film's real now.
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For the record.
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I didn't think you were raised in a
cult.
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I did once start my own religion. How
old were you?
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Four. And it mainly involved teddy bears
taking over the world.
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I don't think that counts.
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I would have been at my own religion,
too. Oh, were you the queen of
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No, I was the princess of everything.
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Princesses are prettier.
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Guys, I'll catch you up. OK.
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Dude, you can really paint.
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It's not working.
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This is what it's supposed to be.
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I can't make it work in this size.
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You're not showing my film.
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I thought you'd want to know.
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I wasn't trying to be cruel.
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Lucky you.
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It must come naturally then.
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I'm kind of in the middle of something
here. I was wrong.
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I thought you were shallow and self
-absorbed. That's a great apology.
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My school was full of people like that.
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So I, uh, had my walls up.
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I was wrong.
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You're not like those people.
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So, um, said walls are a tiny bit
lowered.
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It's hard to say one thing about being a
teenager.
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Because we're all kinds of things.
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We're hardworking and glamorous
sometimes.
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We're happy and messy.
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Sometimes we're funny.
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I think being a teenager means being
hungry a lot of the time.
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And none of us are normal. Not really.
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We're lonely.
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Or defensive.
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What was that gross thing you said?
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A complicated yet happy friend group
that you read about?
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Yeah.
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Guess I can give it a try.
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We look out for each other and
occasionally even drop the act.
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With the right people, we don't have to
fit in.
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We can be ourselves.
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Or at least try to figure out who we're
going to be.
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Denise,
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why are you... Wait, what?
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I'll call you back.
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That was my agent.
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Well, my ex -agent. He said I could make
things right because a new label has
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asked me to model for them.
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We're electrically connected We're light
in our own way We got this all together
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No matter what they say We'll weather
any storm And we'll ride it to the
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end Just stay connected
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