input: TEXT: [Scene: Capeside High, classroom. Dawson and Joey are in English class and the teacher is discussing Shakespeare.] Teacher: The Two Gentlemen of Verona. Not one of the bard's best, but an interesting apprentice piece nonetheless. In the high-spirited Silvia, we see the first version of a character we're later going to come to know as Juliet. In the 2 male characters Proteus and Valentine<unk> [Drue plays with Joey's hair] Joey: Next time, I draw blood. Drue: It's your own fault. I'm new here, and you're not being very nice to me. Joey: I'm not trying to be. Drue: But then again you don't strike me as very popular, so you can turn around now. You're of no use to me. Teacher: I hate to interrupt, Miss Potter, but maybe you could tell us what the two gentlemen of Verona is all about. Joey: Uh, well, it's a<unk> Teacher: could you raise the volume a notch? I don't speak mumble. Joey: It's about a girl who comes between 2 guys. Teacher: Right you are. 2 guys, a girl, and no pizza place. [no one laughs]Uh, how did the play make you feel, Miss Potter? Joey: I didn't think it was very realistic. I mean, Valentine is this cardboard-cutout hero, and Proteus is unfairly painted as a villain. I just think these scenarios are actually a lot more complicated. Dawson: [Chuckles] Teacher: Mr. Leery, do I sense an opposing viewpoint in your little chortle? Dawson: No, no. It was nothing. Teacher: Please, please. Elaborate. Dawson: Well, um, I don't think it's a story about a girl coming between 2 guys. I think it's about the friendship between the 2 guys. Joey: Which fails when the girl comes between them. Dawson: It fails because one friend betrays the other. I mean, Proteus is a lousy friend. Joey: Valentine isn't such
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output: Pacey's hard work pays off and he gets an 'A' in an assignment. To celebrate, he decides to go sailing, taking Jen with him. Dawson, Joey and Drue are forced to reluctantly team up for a project, which they have to work on at the Yacht Club because Joey is working. During the evening, a huge storm hits Capeside, putting Jen and Pacey's lives in danger. Andie is also at the club, having an interview with Drue's mother for college, but her medical records cruelly prejudice Mrs. Valentine against her. When the storm gets bigger, Andie takes control of the situation and initiates the rescue of her friends. Pacey and Jen talk on the boat, with each admitting to their regrets. Jen regrets never being in love, while Pacey regrets the destruction of his friendship with Dawson. Dawson and Joey risk their own lives to rescue Pacey and Jen and in the process steal a boat from a cranky Yacht Club patron, Mr. Brooks. Pacey later gives an emotional apology to Dawson for the fact that he got hurt. Both admit that they miss the friendship and allude to a potential reunion.