(Audrey sits on Joey's bed and rubs her leg in compassion. (Karen comes into the back and Danny tries to cover what they've been doing)
Danny: That's good, Pacey, Pacey, that's right, just keep stirring the sauce. Audrey: Okay, so you have a smidge of performance anxiety. Dawson: It's in there. Guy #2: Be the shark. He knew that was the only way to keep his audience awake during all of those draggy speeches. How about this? Jack: Of course. Make them breakfast. Moskowitz: Man troubles? Moskowitz: Which one? Naked, of course. She's been wanting a night out. Which is? [Boston  Jack and Tobey are walking back to Grams' house.] [Charlie's dorm  Jen is sitting on the edge of the bed strumming on a guitar, while Charlie gives her a massage.] [Joey's Dorm  Dawson is packing his bag.]
Plan: A: anxiety attacks; Q: What is Dawson having trouble with? A: his father's death; Q: What is the cause of Dawson's anxiety attacks? A: reality; Q: What is Dawson trying to escape? A: a night; Q: What kind of debauchery does Dawson go on? A: Joey; Q: Who does Dawson accuse of causing his father's death? A: Mitch; Q: Who died? A: Jen; Q: Who seeks revenge on cheating Charlie? A: Audrey's critical mother visits; Q: What happens to Audrey? A: Pacey; Q: Who makes a discovery about Danny and Karen? Summary: Dawson is having trouble with anxiety attacks since his father's death, so he tries to escape reality on a night of debauchery with Jack and his fraternity brothers, which ends with Dawson accusing Joey of causing his father's death (by way of being the central cause of his decision to stay in Boston, which in turn was the cause of the argument on the night of Mitch's death). Jen seeks revenge on cheating Charlie. Audrey's critical mother visits. And Pacey makes a discovery about Danny and Karen.