Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Maybe it would have been better than seeing you like that.
- Then I'll leave.
You know that's impossible.
- I thought you wanted me to participate in school more.
* *
It'll dissolve as soon as you put it in water.
- Okay, that's not what I said.
* Uh-oh, forgot how to breathe *
- What subject?
- What was that? - Oh, my God.
Doesn't seem like the type
- [indistinct singing]
but Jake's in Mexico,
[dramatic music]
So your principal called.
- [gasping]
- I'll get rid of his car.
- You could've asked me.
- For what?
He would have never fled to Mexico without telling me.
So the good news is that I'm not a bad person,
to try and stop you in the first place.
- Okay, um, this is not a game.
* *
- In control.
- This is insane.
* Oh, let me see *
I should probably try and figure out
- This is what we've been working for.
[breathing deeply]
- Maeve, please stop distracting her.
* *
- I'm so sorry. I really, really have to go.
[high-pitched ringing]
meeting again?
- Okay, so why are you here?
- You can't avoid talking to me forever.
Maybe it would have been better than what we did.
- Hmm.
And as it turns out, he was a shark.
You went through something horrible, and I--
I miss you, and I want to be there for you.
[door closes]
[soft music]
Talking about sponsorship.
[indistinct chatter]
The first time I saw Yale's campus, I was five years old--
* But I haven't slept yet, just like a *
- No.
Cole, you--
* *
He would not do that.
Because that's what we'd be doing.
[suspenseful music]
- I'm sorry.
[sighs] Keely, I don't want your pity.
[dramatic music]
What do we do with this?
we're admitting we have something to hide.
- Yeah, she's helping me with English too.
- Okay, then why won't she talk to me?
- Mm, you're gonna do great.
* *
She's probably just trying to frame us.
[gunshot echoing]
No, he says the game needs a younger audience.
* *
* And we can't keep on running *
I can't help you, Cole.
- History.
- Keely, you have to go. Please.