*Cut to Jack and everyone reading a sign on Peterson's door. *Joey hangs up the phone and walks over to her mirror and starts to take her hair down. *They laugh again. Andie: No, I should be the one. He's looking at his poem. Hello is typically followed by one thing. His mission statement. I thought a relationship was about growing together. In the hallway, she meets up with Jack. Jack: Andie, come on! Mr.McPhee: That's not the case, Jack. Mr.Peterson: Please. Nursing my wounded ego. Pacey: Dawson, when my suspension is over tomorrow, I'll go back home, but until then, I'm willing to risk you getting sick of me for invading your personal domain because hiding out here and alienating you...beats the hell out of torture and death in the hands of my father at home. We don't need to add to them. We're closing. Which puts me at about a 7.4 on the "Screwed" Richter. You work too hard.
Plan: A: Dawson's advice; Q: What does Joey take to heal her wounds? A: the poem; Q: What left Joey's new romance with Jack exposed? A: his innermost secrets; Q: What does Jack confront? A: Pacey; Q: Who takes on Mr. Peterson? A: his abusive teaching methods; Q: What does Pacey challenge Mr. Peterson on? A: the school alienate Andie; Q: Who does Pacey alienate? A: Andie; Q: Who is alienated by Pacey's insistence on making things right in the school? A: their relationship; Q: What do Pacey and Andie have to work hard to put back together? Summary: On Dawson's advice, Joey attempts to heal the wounds of her new romance with Jack, which were left exposed by the poem and the resulting innuendo. Jack again reassures her. However, when Jack confronts his innermost secrets, their lives and everyone's close to them will never be the same again. Elsewhere, Pacey takes on Mr. Peterson and challenges his abusive teaching methods. His insistence on making things right in the school alienate Andie, and the two of them must work hard to put their relationship back together.