(Dawson is sleeping, and Pacey and Jen are alone behind some pews.) (Jen and Pacey back at the gift shop. (The scene splits to a TV-screen, where Dawson is showing the film in class.) Andie: Each and every one of them was in direct violation of the rules of conduct. Come on, Joey. Dawson: What happened to her? Guaranteed to make your teeth chatter. Hop on the happy train. Jen: How goes the 17th Century soap? Joey: Friends. Joey: I know what you mean
Dawson: I mean, granted, you know, it's only for a school project, but it's good to be making movies again. Man: I'm making a documentary about all of the people making a documentary about Witch Island. Pacey: Me, the suprarenal black sheep of the Whitter crew, I guess I just need the love and affection of a woman who's drive and devotion would shame me to the core that it would force me to get in touch with the, I don't know, shall we call it my inner achiever? What happened to that girl?
Plan: A: school; Q: Where does Andie get involved with the disciplinary committee? A: Dawson; Q: Who decides to make a documentary? A: a documentary; Q: What does Dawson decide to make to add excitement to a dull school project? A: the help; Q: What does Dawson enlist from Joey, Pacey and Jen? A: Joey; Q: Who finds similarities between her life and one of the dead girls? A: head; Q: What role does Andie have on the school disciplinary committee? A: Capeside; Q: Where is the island that is rumored to be haunted by the ghosts of 17th century girls? A: witchcraft; Q: What were the girls accused of? A: similarities; Q: What does Joey find between her life and the life of one of the dead girls? A: Jen and Pacey; Q: Who decide to become more than just good friends? A: his documentary; Q: What does Dawson show to his class? Summary: In an effort to add excitement to a dull school project, Dawson decides to make a documentary, enlisting the help of Joey, Pacey and Jen. The group head to a small island near Capeside, rumoured to be haunted by the ghosts of some 17th-century girls, killed after being accused of witchcraft. Joey finds similarities between her own life and that of one of the dead girls which provokes some deep reflections on her strained relationship with Dawson. After some exploratory conversations, Jen and Pacey make the decision to become more than just good friends, albeit on a casual basis. Back at school, Andie gets a little too involved with her role as head of the school disciplinary committee. When Dawson screens his documentary for his class, Joey is forced to again question her opinions about love and happiness.