The script revolves around Ally, a high school student who is self-conscious about being perceived as "weird" by her peers. She creates a TikTok account under a fake name, "Zoe Carlton," and gains a following, but when her classmates discover her account, they bully her and she loses her friends and date to the Spring Fling.
Feeling defeated, Ally decides to delete her account and stop creating content. However, she reveals her true identity and the reason behind her fake account in a final video. To her surprise, the video goes viral, and she gains even more followers.
Harper Zelmer, a popular social media influencer, supports Ally and encourages her to keep being herself. Ally's newfound confidence inspires her to attend the Spring Fling, where she is accepted and celebrated by her peers.
Throughout the script, Ally's journey is marked by themes of self-acceptance, individuality, and the importance of embracing one's uniqueness.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Ally is the main character, a high school student who recently transferred to a new school called Bookside.
2. Ally had trouble making friends at her old school due to her quirky personality and interests.
3. Ally created a TikTok account under a fake name, "Zoe Carlton", to express herself and connect with others who share similar interests.
4. Ally's TikTok account gained popularity, and she became known for her impressions and comedy sketches.
5. Despite her online success, Ally struggled to fit in at her new school and was afraid of being discovered and bullied.
6. Ally's classmates eventually discovered her TikTok account and began to mock her and call her "weird".
7. Ally's friend Garrett asked her to the Spring Fling dance.
8. Harper Zilmer, a popular social media influencer, posted a TikTok video supporting Ally and encouraging her to be herself.
9. Ally's TikTok account gained a large following after Harper Zilmer's post, and she became more confident in being herself.
10. Ally and Garrett attended the Spring Fling dance together, and Ally finally felt accepted and happy being herself.