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I hate empty rooms.
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Me too.
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So, it's a good thing we've got to get
to class.
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I don't know.
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It feels kind of weird going to class
with all the... I want to hold your hand
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and walk down the corridor and show
everyone that you're my boyfriend. You
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should at least give me that while you
can.
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All right, Malik.
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Let's go be one of those couples who
makes everyone sick because of how cute
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are.
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Blah.
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We're electrically connected.
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We're light in our own way.
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We've 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 to stay connected.
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Don't wish it all.
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Yeah, this definitely feels good.
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Have you noticed how our strides match?
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How have I never noticed that before?
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I don't know, but now that I'm noticing
it, I can't stop noticing it.
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But it adds to our keenness, though,
right?
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Definitely.
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Hey,
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Mum.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Are they sure?
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Okay.
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Okay, um... Can I call you back?
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Yeah, Nyla's with me, yeah.
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Okay.
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I love you.
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It's gonna be fine.
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I just...
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I was just convinced that I would have
to say goodbye to her.
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But she's going to be okay?
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They can't find any trace of cancer in
her.
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The operation got it all.
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She's obviously going to need check -ups
and that, but she's not going to need
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radiotherapy or chemo.
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Sorry, I just think because I'm so
relieved.
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Oh, dude.
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They're relief tears, don't worry.
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Mum's going to be fine.
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Still going to give you hot... I'm just
going to
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feel happy for you from this position.
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You know what that means, though.
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That means I don't have to leave.
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Nope. It means you have the joy of final
assessments to look forward to. Mm -hm.
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And the fear of not getting into second
year.
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Okay, let's not make Ali mad by being
late.
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Shall we run?
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I really feel like running. Shall we?
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Okay, sure.
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Let's run.
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Well,
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I've got a
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brilliant idea.
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Mm -hmm.
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The thing is, I don't have to leave
anymore.
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We need to go on our first date.
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We're doing everything so backwards. I
know. I said I love you before we'd even
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been out. You said I love you before
we'd even kissed.
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Imagine if our first kiss had been bad.
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Yeah, I didn't want to say, but... Hey,
you don't get to tease me yet.
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When do I get to tease you?
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After we've had our first date.
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Good morning, Foundation Year.
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I would like to introduce you to our
surprise guest lecturer.
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He will be contributing to your final
assessments and he is an expert in his
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field.
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Oscar Bierfeld.
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Now, as you all know, Oscar is a world
famous designer.
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who already contributes to the Athena by
sponsoring one of our students.
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Oh.
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Naomi. Ah.
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Well done.
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And I'm considering increasing that
contribution by sponsoring more students
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next year. But, of course, that all
depends on the quality.
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Or otherwise.
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Of the work, I see.
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So, over the next three days, you'll
present your final pieces to us and your
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classmates. And then you will have final
assessment interviews with me.
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This is your last chance to prove you
have the skill, originality, and
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resilience to make it through to second
year.
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So let's get to it.
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It's okay.
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It's just kind of like...
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Like an earthquake has hit.
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So this Occupy Files situation should be
entertaining.
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Not for neither.
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My focus is on you from now on, Eric.
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It's on Naomi.
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You know she ended things with me. How
ridiculous is that? We live in a topsy
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-turvy world. Get over it.
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I don't like getting over things.
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I like correcting them.
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I'm better than her, and I intend to use
the fact that Oscar Biefeld is here to
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remind her of that fact.
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By stealing her sponsorship.
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How did you know that?
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Because I can be Machiavellian too. And
yes, I do know what that word means.
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Machiavelli is actually a personal hero
of mine.
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So, what's the plan?
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Invite Oscar over for a preview and
start sweet -talking.
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Basically, yeah.
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When he sees what I can do, he's going
to drop her like contaminated garbage.
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Want to come and watch?
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Sure. If you buy me another juice.
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Okay, guys, seriously, you need to quit
it with the head told to confirm.
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To my head. I'm not worried about you at
all.
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Okay, good.
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Because I've faced Oscar Bierfeld before
and... Actually, now I think about it,
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he ended my career.
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Okay, guys, don't stop with the head
tilts. Turns out I need them.
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Now, what you need is a special weapon,
like a master sword.
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Right, imagine you're playing Zora and
Oscar Bierfeld is your final level boss,
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right? So the only thing that will
destroy him is a master sword. So the
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question is, where do we get a sword?
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Or you could just go and talk to Ali.
The point of this whole situation is
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unfair. Because it is.
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Yeah, you guys are probably right. I
should talk to Ali.
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So the sword is completely off the
table?
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I mean, tempting as it sounds, I should
probably handle this one like a grown
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-up.
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Um, I just wanted to talk about... Oscar
Biafeld?
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I thought you might.
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Given our history, I just don't see how
he's going to give me a fair assessment.
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Perhaps not.
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Then why is he here?
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Because it's not up to me.
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I wish it was.
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But, Nyla, when somebody as important as
Oscar Biafeld wants to be involved with
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the Athena...
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The college board are the ones who make
the calls. Why, if they've won his
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money? Well, to be fair to them, it
could help a lot of students.
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But you can handle this.
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Focus on your work, not him. Be strong
and mature.
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He's just another person in the room.
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Just another average, career -ending,
final -level boss.
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He can't be that hard to beat. Can't
even figure out that the receptionist is
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lunch.
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I really wish I had a special weapon.
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But I don't.
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So I am going with strong and mature.
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Hi, excuse me.
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They're not going to be back for at
least an hour.
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Then I suppose I'd better come back.
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Before you do.
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Can I say something?
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I assume so.
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I don't want to say sorry, because I'm
not.
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I meant the things I said about you.
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What?
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What did you say about me?
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You don't remember?
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When you're in the public eye, a lot of
people say a lot of things. They usually
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wash over me.
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Okay. Good to know. In that case...
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Things I was going to say before doesn't
matter, so I am just going to... You're
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that model, aren't you?
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I'm not a model anymore, actually.
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Am I meant to feel bad about that?
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No, not really, I don't.
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It's in the past.
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Which leads me on to what I was going to
say.
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Can we just be adults and leave what
happened behind us?
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Well, you can't be an adult because
you're just a little girl.
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Okay, if you want to look at it like
that, fine.
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But what about the other thing?
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Oh, leave it in the past?
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I don't think so.
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Why not?
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Clearly what I've said hasn't affected
your life.
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Because you thought you had the right to
an opinion in the first place. You
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still do.
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So I won't forget.
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Not until you learn how irrelevant you
really are.
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I'm grateful that you're taking the
time.
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It's rare for us to have someone that
actually knows what they're talking
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So this is where I've been doing my work
here.
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Show me this bag you're designing.
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Oscar, I think you'll find you came to
look at my work.
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And I think you'll find I won't be
dictated to by a teenage boy.
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It's called the Nisha because I'm called
Nisha.
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I was inspired by the Suki bag, but mine
will be much better.
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How so?
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It's perfectly designed for a girl just
like me.
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This pocket is for a mobile phone.
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This one is for a lipstick and this one
is for a second lipstick in case you
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decide the first one looks gross.
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The handle will reflect nail varnish and
make it more shiny.
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See? I've thought of everything.
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It seems you have.
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Let me shut.
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If you pull this off, I'll option it.
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Jamie, I want to know what optioning my
design means.
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It means that he'll pay for the concept
and then launch it as part of his range.
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You mean I'll be famous before I even
finish foundation, yeah?
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Finally. It's the kind of appreciation I
deserve.
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I can't focus on my final design
anymore.
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I'm going crazy.
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Come for a coffee with me?
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Your bad influence is true, but I'm bad
influenced by the pretty size.
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I can't really see your eyes in the sun.
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And I'm not going anywhere until I
figure out what I'm doing.
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Lee Howes doesn't know what she's doing.
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That seems wrong.
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It's true.
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Look at these pictures from the start of
the year.
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I used to be on the outside, just
watching.
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And then as they move on, I'm not just
watching, I'm closer.
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Part of things.
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And that's a bad thing.
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The way I see things has changed.
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And the way I see things,
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It's what I have.
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If it changes, who am I?
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You're like a forest.
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Someone can trim some branches, make a
path through the tough bits.
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But you're still a forest.
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You change and you grow, but you don't
go away.
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Not till you.
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Always.
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Okay?
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I'm a forest.
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And I think I just talked myself out of
a coffee companion.
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There's a big part of me that wants to
run and hide, but... Okay, I'm here.
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I'm facing my past and my future.
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Just as soon as...
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Bad news.
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I don't think I'm going to be able to
make our first date tonight. Oh, that's
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cruel. I know. And we have final
assessment interviews with Ali tomorrow
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afternoon. Also cruel.
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But maybe afterwards we can meet in the
quad and go on our first date?
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And maybe I get to kiss you again? Only
if you want to wait that long.
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Okay, I've really got to go to work.
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Just as soon as I...
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First to present, Sam Warner.
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So I was actually thinking about dogs
when I designed this bracelet.
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About how they wear their owner's
information on their tag. So if anything
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happens, then you know it's cool.
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I've actually had a lot of personal
stuff happen in my own life recently, so
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thought it might not be a bad idea for
people to have the same thing.
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Whoop, whoop!
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Kenny, we do not whoop, whoop in this
situation.
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OK, sorry.
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Sam,
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can we take a closer look?
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Yeah, sure.
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Very good, Sam.
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We'll see you later for your final
interview.
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Okay, who's next?
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Lee Howells.
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My piece is a self -portrait.
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Sort of.
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But it's not just me.
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Because I'm not just me anymore.
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It's made up of the people I'm made up
of.
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Sculpture is an interesting progression
for you.
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I'm still a photographer.
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I know.
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This is just a different way of showing
that.
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Oscar, any thoughts?
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It's technically fine.
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Okay, then.
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Thank you, Lee.
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I'll see you later for your assessment.
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Lee, that is more than technically fine.
It is beautiful.
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Oh, wow. I am up very soon.
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Quick question.
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What if I've pulled a Nyla?
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Overthought things at the last minute?
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See, because you know what pulling a
Nyla is, that means I've probably done
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Not this time.
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I have total faith.
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And next we have Nyla Malik.
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Surely workmanship.
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Are you sure about that?
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Thank you, Nyla.
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I'll see you at 3 .30.
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How did you make the magic dress?
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Actually, no, no, no, don't tell me.
It'll kill the magic.
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OK, I will keep it a secret forever.
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And the time check?
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3 .29.
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You've already done the hard part.
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Yeah, yeah, you're right.
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Well, uh...
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Here goes.
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I suppose it's not a surprise that Oscar
Bierfeld wants me to grade you a D.
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Not really, no.
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Well, don't worry, because I'm not going
to do that.
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Because there are things we wear when we
want to look good.
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It's what the fashion industry is built
on.
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But industry is not art.
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And when an artist works, they do
something more.
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They expose themselves to the world, no
matter how much it scares them. And in
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exposing themselves, they shed their
fears.
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And that's what you did today, and it's
your best work so far. So far?
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Which brings me to my next point.
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You once came in here, Nyla, and argued
for your place back.
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You told me you were like Play -Doh, you
hadn't set yet, and you were right.
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But since that day, you have grown in
talent and confidence, and I stand here
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looking at a brave, talented young
woman, and I think you're set.
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Which is why I can't recommend you stay
at the Athena.
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Wait.
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Wait, what?
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Sorry, that makes no sense. Okay, hear
me out. I still think you should finish
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college. I'm not kicking you out. This
is not like before. I simply think that
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if you stay here, you'll stagnate.
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I recommend you transfer to our sister
college in New York.
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The fashion department there is the best
in the world.
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What if I want to stagnate? You don't.
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Not really. You're just scared.
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New York?
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Can I just sit down if I can whilst I...
I don't want to rush you.
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I know this is a really big decision.
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It's just... My whole life is here.
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But you know what I'm saying makes
sense.
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Thing is, I do.
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I know that if I stay here, I'll be
happy and safe.
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And static.
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And I'm too young for that.
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But New York.
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Can I even picture it?
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Nyla? Are you okay?
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Yeah. Because I can picture it.
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Me in New York.
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So, yeah.
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The answer's yes.
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I'm going to New York.
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We've 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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