#donnahowell

Irving: Welcome, brothers and sisters. The vultures who run this town have tried to break us. Make the public fear us, but we are not broken. We stand tall, and strong. Like Felton once was. We will not bow to pressure. We will not bend or break. We are Felton.  NEXT / PREVIOUS

Molly: Did you see Anna this morning? Donna: No, did you? Molly: No. Haven’t seen her all weekend...not since the rally. Donna: I hope she’s okay. Molly: I’m sure she is. She probably overslept or something...I’m sure she’ll be at school...

Molly: You can go home if you want. No-one’s forcin’ you to be here. Donna: No...no...it’s fine. I’ll just...stand at the back. 

Donna: Are you sure about this?  Molly: Yeah...why? Donna: I dunno. It’s all a little...dangerous, don’t you think? I mean...Anna’s parents aren’t exactly gonna...like this. Molly: They don’t like me anyway.

Donna: Hey there. Molly: Ladies.  Anna: Everythin’ alright? Molly: Just your idiot brother, as per usual.  Anna: Urgh. Don’t listen to him. Donna: What’s he sayin’? Molly: He keeps makin’ all these sly comments about that boy I stood up for the other week. It’s gettin’ ridiculous. I think he might be hurtin’ this boy just to provoke me.  Donna: Well...maybe if you’d stop risin’ to it, he’d stop tryin’...

Molly: Or he’ll try harder. Donna: I don’t get why you’re so worried anyway...you don’t even know him. Molly: ...I’m not feelin’ great. I think I’m gonna go home...tell Mrs Langley I threw up or somethin’.  Anna: You keep usin’ that as an excuse, people’ll think you’re somethin’ other than ill. 

Teacher: So, conflict broke out in April of 1861..in where? Which state? Anyone? Molly: You okay there, Donna? Donna: What if he asks me? I can’t remember. Molly: South Carolina. Just keep repeating it in your head.  Donna: Thanks, Mol. Molly: Don’t worry about it. Donna: I’ll try. 

Anna: Hey...girls...ummm...maybe we should walk another way...