Kat:But that’s every other weekend. What about every day?
Conor:We have a massive terrace.
Kat:I could fall off the side.
Conor:How could you? There are walls and glass barriers!
Star:She has a point. If there’s a way to fall off the side of a building this high, she’d discover it.
Maverick:Wait. What’s the actual punishment here? No cartwheels unless she’s in school? That doesn’t sound like much of a deterrent.
Alessa:I agree.
Kat:I was sticking up for the underdog. Isn’t that what the Green Berets taught you to do, Maverick?
Maverick:Nice try, kid.
Kat::*
Star:They did, actually.
Maverick:I know. But that doesn’t mean she’s getting out of it. You have to stick up for the underdog without getting caught, Kati.
Alessa:JAMESON! That is not the point here. The point is you can’t go around spitting at people.
Star:Some people need to be spat on.
Maverick:I agree.
Alessa:You’re all animals.
Conor:I resent that.
Star:Okay, no cartwheels outside of the gym and no Switch for a week. How about that, Alessa?
Alessa:I think that’s as good an outcome as you’re capable of giving, Star.
Kat:That’s horrible. I was doing a nice thing!
Conor:For the lunch lady.
Star:Where did you spit on the kid, anyway?
Kat:Got him right in the eye. Teehee.
Conor:I can tell you’re stricken with guilt.
Kat:What does stricken mean?
Conor:It means plagued with it. Burdened by it.
Kat:Oh, yes. I am. Very much so. And next time, I promise I won’t get caught.
Maverick:Not that there’ll be a next time…
Kat:Right. Of course, there won’t. I’ll do better, Alessa, I swear.
Alessa:Why don’t I believe you?