The script appears to be a conversation between several characters, primarily focusing on a new student named Nicky. Nicky is female, but was mistakenly identified as a boy at birth. This leads to a series of misunderstandings and conflicts at school, particularly with the principal, Miss Dina, who believes Nicky is a "monster" due to her scar.
Nicky's classmates, particularly Sara, begin to bully her and make fun of her appearance. Sara, in particular, is targeted by the others for her perceived ugliness and is often subjected to humiliating pranks. Despite this, Sara maintains a positive attitude and is determined not to let the bullying get to her.
Throughout the script, there are several instances of the characters attempting to assert their dominance and control over one another. Miss Dina, for example, tries to assert her authority over the students, particularly Nicky and Sara. However, these attempts are often met with resistance and defiance.
In response to the bullying, Nicky and Sara form an alliance, deciding to stand up against Miss Dina and her plans for the school. They plan a series of pranks and rebellious acts to challenge the status quo at the school.
The script ends with Nicky, Sara, and their newfound allies confronting Miss Dina, symbolizing a potential turning point in their lives and the lives of the other students at the school.
1. The text starts with a character expressing disbelief at the birth of a daughter, expecting a son instead.
2. The character is disappointed, questioning why they wanted a daughter.
3. The character expresses dissatisfaction with the daughter's appearance and laments the purchase of dresses for her.
4. The character is revealed to be male, initially believed to be female due to long hair.
5. The character, identified as Summer, is introduced and expresses anxiety about being made fun of.
6. The character is taken to meet Miss Dina, who will show Summer how to dress and behave like a girl.
7. The character is upset about a prank involving a skirt, which they believe is for a girls' performance.
8. The character is revealed to be male again, identified as Andy, who is accused of wearing girls' clothes.
9. The character, identified as Miss Dina, is upset about the theft of cake and orders the thief, identified as Summer, to eat the whole cake or be punished.
10. The character, identified as Nicky, is revealed to be the leader of a school revolution against Miss Dina.
11. The character is upset about being bullied and plans to run away, seeking help from Summer.
12. The character is revealed to be male again, identified as Andy, who is accused of wearing girls' clothes.
13. The character, identified as Miss Dina, is upset about the theft of cake and orders the thief, identified as Summer, to eat the whole cake or be punished.
14. The character, identified as Nicky, is revealed to be the leader of a school revolution against Miss Dina.
15. The character is upset about being bullied and plans to run away, seeking help from Summer.
16. The character, identified as Miss Dina, is revealed to be the principal of the school.
17. The character, identified as Nicky, is revealed to be the leader of a school revolution against Miss Dina.
18. The character is upset about being bullied and plans to run away, seeking help from Summer.
19. The character is revealed to be male again, identified as Andy, who is accused of wearing girls' clothes.
20. The character, identified as Miss Dina, is upset about the theft of cake and orders the thief, identified as Summer, to eat the whole cake or be punished.
21. The character, identified as Nicky, is revealed to be the leader of a school revolution against Miss Dina.
22. The character is upset about being bullied and plans to run away, seeking help from Summer.
23. The character is revealed to be male again, identified as Andy, who is accused of wearing girls' clothes.
24. The character, identified as Miss Dina, is upset about the theft of cake and orders the thief, identified as Summer, to eat the whole cake or be punished.
25. The character, identified as Nicky, is revealed to be the leader of a school revolution against Miss Dina.
26. The character is upset about being bullied and plans to run away, seeking help from Summer.
27. The character is revealed to be male again, identified as Andy, who is accused of wearing girls' clothes.
28. The character, identified as Miss Dina, is upset about the theft of cake and orders the thief, identified as Summer, to eat the whole cake or be punished.
29. The character, identified as Nicky, is revealed to be the leader of a school revolution against Miss Dina.
30. The character is upset about being bullied and plans to run away, seeking help from Summer.
31. The character is revealed to be male again, identified as Andy, who is accused of wearing girls' clothes.
32. The character, identified as Miss Dina, is upset about the theft of cake and orders the thief, identified as Summer, to eat the whole cake or be punished.
33. The character, identified as Nicky, is revealed to be the leader of a school revolution against Miss Dina.
34. The character is upset about being bullied and plans to run away, seeking help from Summer.
35. The character is revealed to be male again, identified as Andy, who is accused of wearing girls' clothes.