A group of teenagers are planning a photo shoot and exclude Daisy, who they don't consider a real friend. Daisy's dad and their dads are friends, which is why they hang out with her. At school, they invite Daisy to a party, but it's a trick, and they humiliate her by not wearing princess costumes like she did.
Later, Violet takes Daisy to a surprise party, which is actually a princess-themed party, and Daisy's favorite. The same group of teenagers who humiliated Daisy earlier show up, and they get into a confrontation with Violet. However, they ultimately decide to leave after being called out for their behavior.
The party continues, and Daisy is surrounded by people who genuinely care about her. The story ends on a positive note, with Daisy feeling loved and accepted, and Violet teaching her to "let it go" and move on from people who don't treat her right.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The scene starts with a group of friends taking a photo together.
2. Daisy Prescott is included in the photo, despite not being a close friend.
3. The reason for including Daisy is that her dad is friends with one of the other girls' dads.
4. Daisy's dad had told the other girl's dad that Daisy doesn't have any friends.
5. As a result, the group is forced to hang out with Daisy.
6. Daisy's sister, Violet, is popular and pretty.
7. The group plans to go to a party, but doesn't invite Daisy.
8. Daisy shows up to the party wearing a princess costume, which is not the theme of the party.
9. The group is surprised and embarrassed by Daisy's outfit.
10. It is revealed that the party was actually a princess-themed party, and everyone else is wearing princess costumes.
11. Daisy is hurt and feels embarrassed and humiliated.
12. Violet, Daisy's sister, steps in and saves the day by revealing that it was all a plan to make Daisy feel special.
13. The group apologizes to Daisy and makes amends.
14. Violet explains that she taught Daisy to "let it go" when people don't treat her right.
15. The scene ends with Daisy feeling happy and included, and the group dancing together.
Note: I've only included facts that can be verified from the text, and excluded any opinions or interpretations.