Schoolyard Drama: Friendship and Conflict Dynamics

Jordyn realizes she deserves better friends than Bianca and Jasmine.

### Navigating Friendships and Classroom Dynamics
* 🤔 The conversation begins with tension as Bianca refuses to return an answer sheet, leading to a confrontation about **sharing answers**.
* 📢 A student threatens to inform Mr. Conti about the situation, highlighting the **seriousness of the conflict**.
* 👥 The narrative shifts as Mr. Conti is called, and a revelation about **Bianca's previous actions against Carl** is made, showcasing the **ongoing drama**.
* 🧑 A new student, Jordyn, is introduced to the class, and Carl is assigned to be her lab partner, indicating a **potential for new friendships**.
* 💬 As Jordyn interacts with her classmates, she learns about **Carl's family legacy** and the **academic competition among students**, setting the stage for her integration.
* 😕 The dynamics worsen when Bianca and Jasmine refuse to share answers with Jordyn, revealing their **unwelcoming attitude** towards her.
* 💔 Carl expresses concern for Jordyn's choice of friends, suggesting that she **deserves better than Bianca's group**, which further complicates the social landscape.
* 🥛 The scene escalates when a comment about Carl's lunch leads to an accident, prompting Jordyn to **reflect on her choices and the quality of her friendships**.

Okay class. Listen up. This is our new student, Jordyn. She moved here from Florida. So let's please try to welcome her. Hey Jordyn. Now we're going to get ready to do our lab today. Carl, would you mind working with our new student, Jordyn? Alright. Alright great. Hi! My name's Jordyn. Carl. Looks like we're lab partners. Aren't you the lucky one? Carl is pretty much the smartest kid in the grade. Hi. I'm Bianca and this is Jasmine. Nice to meet you both. Hey Jordyn. Looks like you needed a place to sit so . . . Carl, right? Yeah, well, Carl the III actually. That's a lot of Carl's in your family. Sure is. My Grandpa Carl invented cable TV. They're not laughing at you. They're laughing at me. Why? So, are you really the smartest kid in the class?

Well, no. Tommy Lewis is, but I'm right behind him. It's usually a three-way battle between me, Tommy, and Alaya. Man. First-day troubles. Hey, Jordyn. What did you guys get for number four? We're not giving you any answers. We're not giving you any answers. Bianca, what seems to be the problem? Carl, here, keeps distracting us. You guys are not that far. You need to get back to work. Hey, Jordyn. It doesn't bother me that you decided to sit somewhere else at lunch. I understand that you want to make friends. I just think that you're way too nice to be hanging out with Bianca. You can do better than her. So the answer to number twelve is... what are you doing? She's helping me out. Well, maybe if you tried applying yourself, you wouldn't need help. Oh, come on, Carl. It's not a big deal.

Don't be such a nerd. Hey Carl. Is everything alright? Yeah. Everything's fine. Okay. That was so awesome the way you told Carl off today. Don't be such a nerd. Did you see the look on his face? Yeah. Watch this. Hey Carl. I see you got all five food groups in your packed lunch, huh? An apple, an orange. What's this? Milk? Yes, milk. What the . . . Carl . . . this is all my fault. Oh, come on Jordyn. It's not a big deal. Don't be such a nerd. Carl, you were right. Why did I want to be friends with them? Hey Carl, can I talk to you for a minute? Mr. Fraser told me that someone poured milk on you yesterday. Would you want to tell me who? Well if you change your mind, you always can tell me. Hey you guys. We're stuck on number twenty-one.

You think you can help us out? Whatever. Give it back! Don't get all nerdy on us. We don't want to share our answers with you. What are you going to do about it? I already got it. I'm going to tell Mr. Conti. You can't be serious. Go ahead. See if I care. Mr. Conti. Bianca took our answer sheet and won't give it back. Bianca, Jasmine. Come here! Wait. One more thing. It was Bianca who dumped the milk on Carl yesterday. I just thought you should know. Okay. Thanks. You two. Let's take a trip down to Mr. Fraser's Office. Thanks for that. You were right. They aren't the kind of friends I want to make anyway. Well, I hope you find some good friends. I think I already have. Number nine is A. And eight is C.

Bullying - Don't Be Such A Nerd

OK, Inc.

There's a competitive struggle for top positions in class between the narrator, Tommy, and Alaya.

The group is facing distractions, particularly from Carl, and there's tension over sharing answers.

The narrator expresses concern about Jordyn's choice of friends, particularly Bianca, and offers unsolicited advice.

The conversation revolves around Carl, who is teased for his packed lunch and called a nerd.

The speaker expresses regret for wanting to be friends with Carl and offers to talk to him about the milk incident.

The group then finds themselves stuck on a problem, indicating a shared struggle.

New Student's Arrival and Lab Partner Drama

Bianca and Jasmine confront Jordyn for taking their answer sheet, leading to a trip to Mr.

Jordyn is introduced as the new student and is paired with Carl for the lab, who is known as the smartest kid in the grade.

The conversation reveals a family legacy of Carls, with the grandfather having invented cable TV.