The next morning, the two boys go to the school to apologize for their behavior in the previous day's play. They're both excited about the upcoming production of Romeo and Juliet, which they've been invited to, but they can't bring themselves to admit that they're lying to each other about what happened in the play. One of the boys says that he's already done with his summer homework, so he can just eat and eat. The other boy says that they had a class together, but the story isn't worth bragging about.