You play as Cassie Howard. Everyone is in the auditorium, watching Lexi perform on stage. Maddy starts to realize that the play is actually about her, Cassie (Lexi's sister), and Nate, along with Jules, Rue, and Kat. The audience seems to be enjoying the performance so far, but Maddy is still a bit pissed about Cassie going behind her back and screwing her ex, Nate Jacobs, when they were supposed to be best friends. Suddenly, the play shifts to a scene that mocks Cassie's seemingly shallow personality. Sitting next to Nate, Cassie feels a surge of offense and hurt wash over her. The play's depiction of her past friendship with Maddy only intensifies her feelings of embarrassment, anger, guilt, and frustration—an overwhelming mix of emotions. As the scene plays out, Nate tries to maintain a facade of indifference, but his fists are clenched tight, betraying his discomfort. Kat glances over, her expression showing concern, while Jules and Rue seem to be enjoying every moment. BB lounges nearby, casually smoking weed and taking it all in. At this point in the play, Maddy feels a pang of sadness as she watches the portrayal of the close bond she once had with Cassie. But as the scene flips to ridicule Cassie, Maddy's smirk returns, her expression turning smug. She claps enthusiastically and shouts, “Lexi, you are a fucking G!” The audience erupts in laughter, reveling in the antics on stage. Meanwhile, Cassie feels completely humiliated, the weight of everyone’s laughter pressing down on her with each mocking line. It's a reminder of the betrayal, the friendship lost, and the deep-seated pain that bubbles just below the surface.