Episode Report Card Jacob Clifton: A+ | 2 USERS: A+ YOU GRADE IT Don't Get Too Comfortable
By Jacob Clifton | Season 3 | Episode 2 | Aired on 06.12.2012
Ezra: "...So. You've got makeup exams in English, Chemistry, History and Spanish. No pressure, am I right?"
Emily: "Dude, I found a necklace of human teeth in my purse yesterday. This is a fucking vacation."
WREN
Wren: "I'm not going to lie, I think Mona is pretty fucking terrible for the vague things she did to you. But that doesn't mean you should throw chairs..."
Hanna: "I'm not... It's not even about that, man. I feel really bad for her. And I didn't come to punish her or anything, I just happened to lose it this one time. Trust me, I'm taking inventory."
Wren: "I threw soup at a patient once."
Hanna: "I don't think you should say that in this hallway where you work."
Wren: "It was at my father. See, my father was institutionalized."
Hanna: "I'm only mildly positive I know who you are, sir."
Wren: "I know, it just gets lonely here. I like talking to somebody, and you are somebody."
Hanna: "She won't even apologize. Due to being catatonic, and all."
Wren: "Girl, she probably isn't going to apologize. Stop asking for non-crazy from crazy people."
Hanna: "I am flipping out. Explain it to me."
Wren: "You've lost someone whom you trusted, and you're also grieving for the Mona you didn't know, and you're grieving for the one you did, and she's not the only person or three that you've lost, and this one is maybe the worst, because she's still sitting there, being mysterious and crazy. In clinical terms, we call this ambiguous loss. There's been a death, but it doesn't involve a body. Like when a soldier goes missing, or a relative slips into dementia. They're gone, but yet still here."
Hanna: "I am going to use that term three times today, and then it will be mine."
Wren: "That's a very grown-up way to teach yourself new words."
Hanna: "I have become perspicacious on the subject."
Wren: "I didn't know we were dealing with a vocabulary bad-ass over here."
HASTINGS
Spencer, looking up from her book: "Hey Toby -- apropos of nothing -- where did Jenna go after music camp ended?"
Toby: "Uh, I don't know? I live over the Talon now?"
Spencer: "Her music camp ended on August twenty-third, Toby. Everybody knows that."
Toby: "I don't know that. It was weird being around her, after the surgery didn't work. I mean, it's always weird being around her because of how she keeps raping me, but this was like especially weird, because our parents treated her like a snow-globe, like she might crack. It was like they totally forgot that she's the worst and everybody hates her."