Okay, now we're back in the school drama club. Okay, so this is a little weird, but we've got to admit that this scene is kind of weird. First off, it's kind of funny because we don't really know what's going on here. We're not really sure what to make of this scene, so we'll just say that it sounds like a bunch of students are complaining about how much they're getting tired of acting and how they've been acting for so long that they haven't been able to get their act together yet. We also learn that the students are worried about the fact that this is the first time they'll be acting in front of a group of other students, so it might be hard for them to get used to the idea of acting on stage. They're also worried about what the other students are going to think of them when they see them acting. So they ask one of the students if he's sure he wants the role. The student says yes, and the two of them start talking about the roles they'd like to play. The first one is a rich girl who's supposed to be kind of a jerk. The second is a timid rich guy who'll yell at you when you're yelling at him. The students are all like, um, that's not a good role for a girl who doesn't act like she's rich. The girl is supposed to act like a jerk, but the narrator points out that the girl's delivery is so good that it makes the narrator feel like he needs to speak up. The narrator says that she can still play the rich girl if she wants to, but she can't do it if she thinks about the rich guy too much. He says he'll start acting again when he starts acting again. He feels silly for getting so ahead of himself. He's sorry that he acted so well and caused everyone so much trouble, but he also says that he'