ALEX: Business partner. ALEX: Old friends, huh? CUT TO THE LEARNING CENTER
[Lorelai and Sookie are in their class about opening an inn]
LECTURER: I can't stress enough the value of a good paint job. EMILY: That was our lawyer calling to inform me that one of our former maids is suing for wrongful termination. FRANCIE: I want a truce. LORELAI: And floors. MICHEL: And very well rested. My mother is a perfectionist. Now, Sookie's on top of the menu. RORY: And swiss. RORY: I can't believe I was her best friend. RORY: Me and Francie? RORY: Paris is so upset. She totally thinks I betrayed her. So of course I said, "why don't we talk about them at the student council meeting with Paris?" Well, then, so be it. [Joe leaves.
Plan: A: Lorelai; Q: Who is deposed when her mother is sued for wrongful termination? A: two; Q: How many handsome men do Lorelai and Sookie run into at the seminar? A: an old friend; Q: Who is Sookie's business partner? A: his business partner; Q: Who is the other handsome man Lorelai and Sookie run into? A: a former maid; Q: Who is suing Lorelai's mother? A: Rory; Q: Who is ostracized by the rest of the student body? A: Francie; Q: Who lies to Paris about Rory? A: the student council meeting; Q: Where did Rory and Francie butt heads? A: a truce; Q: What does Francie propose to Paris after they argue at the student council meeting? A: Paris; Q: Who is crushed that her best friend has betrayed her? A: their fencing class; Q: When did Paris lash out at Rory? Summary: Offers of dates ensue when Lorelai and Sookie attend a seminar on operating an inn and run into two handsome men -- an old friend of Sookie's and his business partner; Lorelai unsuccessfully resists being deposed when her mother is sued by a former maid for wrongful termination; after Rory and Francie butt heads at the student council meeting, Francie proposes a truce and then immediately lies to Paris that Rory is trying to undermine her; Paris is crushed that her best friend has betrayed her and lashes out at her during their fencing class, leaving Rory ostracized by the rest of the student body.