VIEWING DAY 4

1. VIEWING DAY 4 • Review Part 3 • Watch Part 4 A Cinderella Story Part 4

2. Review Part 3 1. Who said this? a. Yes, the secret admirer beckons.” b. “Sweat dreams.” c. “This guy’s too good to be true.” d. “If it helps, I’ll be your escort.” e. “It’s a mystery to me.” f. “Thirty percent off for USC alumni.” g. “Fine.” h. “She’s at home baking.” A Cinderella Story Part 4

3. 2. Nomad was flirting Princeton Girl. How do we know this? He quoted a love poem by … Tennyson A Cinderella Story Part 4

4. 3. Complete Nomad’s sentence: “I can’t sleep without knowing there’s ----.” ho— hope A Cinderella Story Part 4

5. 4. Carter offered to escort Sam to the dance. What did Sam say to mean “You’re really great, Carter”? You ro--, Carter. rock A Cinderella Story Part 4

6. 5. What did Carter say to mean something is not good? That s----. sucks. A Cinderella Story Part 4

7. 6. What did Sam say to mean something is obvious? Tell me ab--- it. about A Cinderella Story Part 4

8. 7. What university do you think Austin’s father used to go to, USC or Princeton? USC (University of South--- California) Southern A Cinderella Story Part 4

9. 8. Austin said to Sam, “Well, you need a wax.” What did he mean? He meant that the car, not ---, needed a wax. Sam A Cinderella Story Part 4

10. 9. Sam asked her step-sisters, “So, who’d you guys pay to make your car so dirty”? What did she mean by this question? You guys made your car dirty on purp--- purpose A Cinderella Story Part 4

11. 10. What did the step sisters say? What did they mean by that? They said, “Excuse m-.” me And they meant “Who do you think you ---?” are A Cinderella Story Part 4

12. Scenes in Part 4 • Part 4a: At home- the straight A student At the diner- the wicked witch At the diner- the diner girl • Part 4b: At the diner- the break-up • Part 4c: At the diner- the cyberdude • Part 4d: At the costume shop- the mask A Cinderella Story Part 4

13. A Cinderella Story Part 4a A Cinderella Story Part 4

14. General questions Part 4a • Where were the people? • Did the step mother allow Sam to go out that night? A Cinderella Story Part 4

15. Part 4a again A Cinderella Story Part 4

16. 1. A short trip taken to perform a specified task, usually for another: • - You wanted to see me? • - Yes. • Oh, my... Did you finish your errands? Because I need you to head to the diner and take the night shift. • Tonight's my night off and it's the Halloween dance at school, so... • I know, but you need to stop being so self-centered, Sam, and start thinking of others. A Cinderella Story Part 4

17. 2. Sam and step-mom are talking I need more salmon. And pick up my dry cleaning. And wash the Jag. • - You wanted to see me? • - Yes. • Oh, my... • Did you finish your errands? Because I need you to head to the diner and take the night shift. • Tonight's my night off and it's the Halloween dance at school, so... • I know, but you need to stop being so self-centered, Sam, and start thinking of others. A short trip taken to perform a specified task, usually for another. A Cinderella Story Part 4

18. 3. Sam and step-mom continue talking • And others need you to go to the diner and mop the floors tonight. • But I really need to go to this dance, Fiona. I have to. • You need to earn your tuition money for college. You gotta bus a lot of tables. clear dishes from tables A Cinderella Story Part 4

19. 4. Sam’s talking • I'm a straight-A student. I work seven days a week and I'm taking extra AP classes. I never asked you for anything. Please let me go to this dance. college-level Advanced Placement classes A Cinderella Story Part 4

20. 5. Step-mom is talking • Sweetheart, now that you're old enough... ...there's something I've always wanted to tell you, and I think you're ready to hear it. You're not very pretty, and you're not very bright. I'm so glad we had that talk. A Cinderella Story Part 4

21. 6. At the diner To move or slide to the side: Scoot that chair over. • - Man, you... • - Scoot over, bro. • - See if we can get a bigger table. • - Move over. • You're in my way. • It must be Halloween. Look what just flew in. The wicked witch of the Valley. • I'm gonna be picking up Gabriella and Brianna at the Halloween dance. - I'll be back by 12 sharp. • - Okay. A Cinderella Story Part 4

22. 7. Step-mom and Rhonda are talking • Still got room in there, huh? • Well, if it isn't little Betty Crocker from the hood slang for “ghetto” Don't you have something important to do, like cleaning toilets? • You know, I would, but I'm too busy running this place. But be my guest. be my guest used to tell people that they are welcome to do as they please (informal) A Cinderella Story Part 4

23. 8. Step-mom and Rhonda continue • I'm sorry, I can't, because I just got a $ manicure. Silver palm trees. • You know, keep it up, Fiona, and I'm gonna find a place to put my $ 6 pedicure. • Where are your skates? That's part of the uniform. • Fiona, if I wanted to look like a clown, I'd join the circus. Continue to do or maintain something A Cinderella Story Part 4

24. 9. Step-mom and Rhonda go on • If you were part of my circus, I'd have you clean elephant butts with a Wet One. - I don't think you realize that I could... • - Fire me? Oh, please, go right ahead. And let's see how many customers you have left when you do. • I am a very appealing person. A Cinderella Story Part 4

25. Part 4a 3rd time • Who said what to whom? • How, where, when, why? A Cinderella Story Part 4

26. A Cinderella Story Part 4b A Cinderella Story Part 4

27. General questions Part 4b • Did Shelby like fast food? • Shelby asked if she could get something that had no sugar, no carbs (carbohydrates), and was fat-free. What was Sam’s answer? A Cinderella Story Part 4

28. Part 4b again A Cinderella Story Part 4

29. 1. • Yeah, in your head. • - "I'm a very appealing person. " • - "I'm a very appealing person. " • That woman can make a nun swear. • I'm graduating a year early so I can be miles away in Princeton. • You could go to the University of Mars and it still wouldn't be far enough. The 4th planet away from the Sun A Cinderella Story Part 4

30. Nuns in habits A Cinderella Story Part 4

31. 2. • Honey, I'm desperate. - Can you cover that back booth? • - We're waiting. • - I don't think I can eat anything here. • - But... A Cinderella Story Part 4

32. 3. • I have the feeling I won't be able to get a Zone meal here. • - I already ate. • - Laxatives don't qualify as a food group. • - Surprised you didn't know that. • - Stop it. • Well, if it isn't diner girl. A Cinderella Story Part 4

33. 3. balance of carbohydrates, protein, and fat • I have the feeling I won't be able to get a Zone meal here. • - I already ate. • - Laxatives don't qualify as a food group. • - Surprised you didn't know that. • - Stop it. • Well, if it isn't diner girl. A Cinderella Story Part 4

34. 3. • I have the feeling I won't be able to get a Zone meal here. • - I already ate. • - Laxatives don't qualify as a food group. • - Surprised you didn't know that. • - Stop it. • Well, if it isn't diner girl. foods, or drugs for constipation A Cinderella Story Part 4

35. 3. • I have the feeling I won't be able to get a Zone meal here. • - I already ate. • - Laxatives don't qualify as a food group. • - Surprised you didn't know that. • - Stop it. • Well, if it isn't diner girl. What a surprise I see the diner girl here…(ironic) A Cinderella Story Part 4

36. 4. • - What can I get you guys? • - What can I get here that has no sugar... ...no carbs and is fat-free? • - Water. • - Water? Feisty. • - Was that supposed to be a joke? • It was funny. • - I'll have a Voss. • - Excuse me? • - It's water. From Norway. • - She's the worst. Arrogrant A Cinderella Story Part 4

37. Feisty (“ngon”): This is an Americanism which is gaining ground in British and Australian English. It is defined in many dictionaries as 'aggressive, excitable, nervous, touchy' but is now more often used to mean 'spirited', 'assertive', 'able to speak up for oneself'(usually applied to women). It has also appeared in an advertisement for a high-performance car, presumably suggesting that the car is fast, tough, and exciting to drive. • Words tend to change their meanings with time, sometimes through an error which gradually becomes accepted (as with decimate), often by being applied to different things, as in this case. Feisty is changing too quickly for dictionaries to keep up with – and it remains to be seen what the accepted meaning will eventually be. A Cinderella Story Part 4

38. 5. • - Sorry, we only have water from the Valley. • - Oh, well, then I'll have an iced tea. • Make that two. And I'm still waiting... ...on that breakfast burrito, diner girl. • - See you. • - Thank you. A Cinderella Story Part 4

39. 6. • - She is so not getting a tip. • Shelby, we really need to talk. Privately. • Anything you say to me, you can say in front of my peeps. Slang: people A Cinderella Story Part 4

40. Part 4b 3rd time A Cinderella Story Part 4

41. A Cinderella Story Part 4c A Cinderella Story Part 4

42. General questions Part 4c • Who wanted to break up? • Who did he want to break up with? A Cinderella Story Part 4

43. Part 4c again A Cinderella Story Part 4

44. 1. • Okay. I wanna break up. • What? • That was harsh. • - Are you in love with somebody else? • - I think so. • - No way. • - What? Who, bro? • I don't know. Impossible A Cinderella Story Part 4

45. 2. Mental breakdown (nervous breakdown) caused by depression, anxiety • - But we can still be... • - Don't say the word "friends." Fortunately for you, I'm gonna overlook this mental breakdown of yours. Look, just chill out. We're gonna go get ready for the dance, and I'll see you there. • - Later. • - Late. Slang: Relax A Cinderella Story Part 4

46. 3. • - That went well, bro. • - No, she took you well. • Good looking out. • - Later, diner girl. • - Too late. • Don't worry about it. • You know, those kids remind me of why I used to fight in school. “Thanks.” A Cinderella Story Part 4

47. Good looking out: A phrase used to show appreciation to someone that helped you out or did a small favor for you. Ex 1: Jeremy : James, you want a soda. James : Good lookin' out dogg, I'm so thirsty. Ex 2: While playing Halo and your team mate kills an enemy that was about to assasinate you You : "Good lookin' out man." Teammate: "No problem. I got you." Ex 3: You : "Dude I need to call into work but I don't have a good excuse." Friend : "Just tell them you have diarrhea." You : "Great idea! Good lookin out, man." A Cinderella Story Part 4

48. 4. A fictional Spanish hero • Have no fear. Zorro is here. • And he's got the keys to his dad's Mercedes. You're going to the dance dressed as a bus girl? • - Carter, I'm not going. • - What do you mean, you're not going? - Okay, sorry, sorry. What about cyberdude? • - Cyberdude? A Cinderella Story Part 4

49. Zorro is a fictional character created in 1919 by writer Johnston McCulley. He has been featured in numerous books, films, television series, and other media. • Zorro (Spanish for fox) is the secret identity of Don Diego de la Vega (originally Don Diego Vega), a nobleman and master living in the Spanish colonial era of California. • The typical image of him is a black-clad masked outlaw who defends the people of the land against tyrannical officials and other villains. A Cinderella Story Part 4

50. 5. • The boy that's been sending you love notes? • Rhonda, they're not love notes. They're e-mails. • If a man is taking his time to write down his feelings for you, it's a love note. You've got a secret admirer. • And he wants to meet her tonight at the dance. A Cinderella Story Part 4