3 nights alone. And we plan to put this policy to a test. And...I can't stop it. Dawson: Mr. Brooks? Especially with Alexander. Had its moments. Jack. Jack: Anywhere but here. Jack: Hey. Jen: Or something. Joey: Oh, I go take it tomorrow after school, so, um... Tonight... [She begins to kiss him when he stops her.] Like Fleming in gone with the wind. Other than that, it should be interesting. Toby is talking to the people gathered there, while Jack and Jen sit at a table in the back of the group, try to talk to one another about how much Toby is into this.] We need more lesbians with descent haircuts. We're going to something called a gay-straight team coalition. [Scene: Dawson's House.
Plan: A: Joey; Q: Who can't find a moment alone to study or deal with her feelings? A: one; Q: How many lead members of the "Gay-Straight Teen Coalition" do Jack and Jen meet? A: Brooks begins; Q: Dawson's collaboration with whom begins? A: his filmmaking spirit; Q: What does Dawson's collaboration with Brooks rejuvenate? A: Jen; Q: Who takes Jack to a "Gay-Straight Teen Coalition" meeting? A: Jack; Q: Who does Toby clash with? A: the crowd; Q: Who does Jen seem to fit in with? Summary: Joey can't find a moment alone to study or deal with her feelings. Dawson's collaboration with Brooks begins, rejuvenating his filmmaking spirit. Jen takes Jack to a "Gay-Straight Teen Coalition" meeting but she seems to fit in with the crowd more than Jack does. They meet one of the lead members, Toby, and he clashes with Jack, leading to him being exceptionally keen to putting Jack down.