Dawson: And when will that be? (Capeside High school - Andie walks up to a teacher who is closing up his classroom.) Nikki's House - she is sitting on a porch swing reading when Dawson walks up.) What about you? This was my after school activity. I won't. Your parents are divorced. Jen finally realizes it's Henry.) Louder, and angrier. Joey: Because you ran to her! Have fun. And... begin. Pacey follows her.) Jack: Yeah, well, it turns out that the gay version of the 'let's be friends' speech is basically the same as the straight version.
Plan: A: Dawson; Q: Who has an identity crisis when Nikki emerges as filmmaking competition? A: Joey; Q: Who experiences her own crisis when Dawson won't open up to her about his parents' divorce? A: Jack's first efforts; Q: Whose first attempts to hit on another boy are rebuffed? A: Pacey; Q: Which character and Andie find themselves sharing the same after school activity? A: Jen; Q: Who finally sees that she may have passed up the chance at something special with Henry? Summary: Dawson experiences an identity crisis when Nikki emerges as filmmaking competition, and Joey experiences her own crisis when Dawson won't open up to her about the pain of his parents' divorce. Meanwhile, Jack's first efforts to hit on another boy are rebuffed, Pacey and Andie uncomfortably find themselves sharing the same after school activity, and Jen finally sees that she may have passed up the chance at something special with Henry.