And maybe... Audrey is sitting on the end of her bed playing a guitar, as Jack Osborne is sitting on the end of Joey's Bed, going through her clothes that are with the rest of her stuff packed up and on her bed ready for her to go back to Capeside for the summer. Audrey sees Pacey and decides to make their way over to join him.] Audrey: Clean living, my friend. But guess what? Grams: Never. Helen: Jen asked me to come. Helen: You, too, mother. Jen: Cancer? Joey: Audrey. Pacey is outside the house, trying to figure out how to tell Dawson that he had lost all of Dawson's Money. You will. [Scene: Dawson's bedroom.
Plan: A: Joey; Q: Who returns to Capeside? A: Dawson's script; Q: What does Joey find on her doorstep? A: Dawson's movie-making dreams; Q: What is shattered when Pacey arrives? A: Pacey; Q: Who comes clean about losing Dawson's money? A: The ensuing verbal fight; Q: What opens old wounds? A: their friendship; Q: What do the three friends believe will never be the same? A: Worthington; Q: What college does Joey attend? A: Audrey; Q: Who has to stay behind to attend summer classes? A: summer; Q: What season is it when Joey says goodbye to Audrey? A: Jen; Q: Who invites her mother over to Grams' house? A: Helen; Q: Who does Jen invite to Grams' house? A: her cancer; Q: What does Jen want her mother to know? Summary: Joey returns to Capeside to find Dawson's script on her doorstep and is overwhelmed that he has written a story about three friends, but Dawson's movie-making dreams are shattered when Pacey arrives comes clean about losing Dawson's money. The ensuing verbal fight opens old wounds and leaves the three friends believing their friendship will never be the same. Also, with classes at Worthington over, Joey says goodbye to Audrey who has to stay behind to attend summer classes. And Jen invites her mother, Helen, over to Grams' house where she wants her to tell Helen about her cancer.