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It's makeover time! And with it come all the questionable color choices, tears, and bad weaves that you've grown to expect. While some of the girls, and particularly Heather, stay pretty much the same, Jenah gets the rat-weaved albino treatment, Saleisha gets a Louise Brooks bob that looks like a puffy Dorothy Hamill Halloween wig, and Ebony has the weave that was rubber-cemented to her forehead removed and replaced with a long Naomi Campbell 'do. And then there's Bianca. She's slated to go blonde, but her hair has such damage that Jay decides to shave it all off instead and give her a wig to use at her leisure. This is the beginning of Bianca's high-fashion ass-whoopin', as she is depressed and feels ugly for some time, resulting in a distinct lack of conflict in the house. Really, though, she looks so much better with no hair, I can't even tell you. The girls endure a makeup challenge facilitated by Nigel's wife, which Sarah wins. She also does well at this week's photo shoot, which has the girls made up to look like various flowers. Despite her weave, Jenah prevails once again with a really awesome shot. Heather also overcomes her Elphaba-green makeup and gets in a great shot as a weed. Chantal gets the easy assignment of being baby's breath, but actually turns into a baby when Jay and the photographer give her conflicting advice. Ebony has a great photo, but her stiff demeanor at judging concerns the panel. Her personality flaws, however, are nothing compared to Victoria, who takes umbrage when Twiggy calls her prickly. Much like her celebrity twin, Tom Petty, Twiggy won't back down and Victoria learns the hard way that you just don't mess with the Twigs. After landing in the bottom two with Saleisha, Victoria is sent home. If you're like me, it will also give you great pleasure to note that this doesn't seem to dismay her one bit. Want more? The full recap starts right below!
Previously on America's Top Model: The girls had a taste of Nurse J.'s "bedside manner" as they learned how to walk in straitjackets. They then climbed to the heights of fashion as they posed on a rock-climbing wall in fancy dresses. While some girls looked like they were born to hang from a harness, Kimberly scaled the heights of disappointment as she was sent home.
We enter at night, with the girls talking about how tough the competition has become. Victoria says it's really hard, because she's not a model. She tells Lisa that while the others probably have wanted to be models since they were little girls, she's wanted to be a model for three weeks. If that, really. She interviews that she does want to be America's Top Model, and has to take this opportunity and run with it. She adds that she's never been a "not try" kind of girl. Trying, maybe. But not a "not try" kind of girl. Still, I think we all know how far the girls who don't really know if they want to be models get.
Bianca says that she needs to focus more, because she doesn't want to leave. She's really enjoying herself, she says. And how could you not if you were beating down the other bitches one by one? It's like a day at Disney World. Bianca talks about how terrible it was to be in the bottom two. Meanwhile, Janet tells Saleisha to be glad she got through and wasn't in the bottom two. She adds that if you can get through the competition without being in the bottom two, you make it to the top. Saleisha replies that she's never going to be in the bottom two. Oh, delicious foreshadowing! I want to have you with a side of fries. Janet says Saleisha doesn't know that. Saleisha cocks her head and says she doesn't think Janet heard the words coming out of her mouth. But I bet Tyra did! Good luck, sucka.
Tyra Mail! "Like a butterfly, a true top model must be willing to undergo a little metamorphosis." That's right, it's makeover time! I don't think the butterfly comparison really holds up, unless you're really going to get Jose Eber or someone to sew a little stank blonde weave on a caterpillar. I mean, the caterpillar would be fierce, though. Legsamillion!
Cut to the Ken Paves salon, where dreams come true! Unless you are Britney Spears. And unless you were hoping to get extensions that weren't from the Jessica Simpson line. Tyra and the Jays greet the girls and introduce them to the big TV screen that's going to show their photos now, then doctored photos of them showing what they'll look like with their new hair. High-tech! Tyra says that Ambreal is so elegant, and an elegant woman can handle almost no hair. Ambreal voices over that she's fine with this change. Her hair looks so cute now, though! Bianca is . Her stank red weave is going to be replaced with one of Beyonce's hand-me-down weaves. It's in a box to the left. Sarah has a strong face, and so is going to get a lesbian haircut. I'm sorry, I don't know how else to describe it. Tyra says they want to give Victoria the edge that she deserves. I don't know what that edge is, as the doctored image on the screen makes her look not that much different, except that maybe she looks like a child of the corn. Well, more like a child of the corn.
Chantal is going to get some straight bangs and a weave. Lisa has a beautiful face, and is going to get exactly the same lesbian haircut as Sarah. Lisa says that she's never had her hair short. I imagine that's bad for business. And then, in perhaps the most baffling change, Tyra says that they're going to take Jenah to the very big ten million steps level and give her the Season 3 Amanda. Don't make me talk about the movie where the kids grow their hair to make magic paintbrushes again. Janet, who doesn't look like a model in person, gets even shorter, darker hair. She says she loves it, even though it looks like crap. Ebony is to learn her new look, and Tyra notes that the hair and makeup people keep telling her about Ebony's rubber-cemented weave. That weave is going to be taken out, and in its place, she's going to get a long, straight Naomi Campbell style. Why is Tyra kissing Naomi's ass this season? Probably to convince us that they're no longer arch-nemeses. BUT WE KNOW THE TRUTH.
Saleisha looks very catalogue, and she has to come to high fashion. Thus, she's getting a Louise Brooks bob, which Jay says can save a commercial girl. Everyone loves Heather's hair as it is, so she's just going to get a little trim and some highlights. Heather says she's relieved, because she likes her long hair. Usually this is the kiss of death, but in this case, I think Heather's safe.
And then, the makeovers happen! Bianca says that she's a black girl going platinum blonde, and is going to look like a streetwalker. Because the $25 red weave was the height of elegance. Ken Paves himself chops off Sarah's hair. She says she's been wanting to go short for a while, and the only reason she didn't is that she thought she'd look like her mom. I'm sure her mom feels totally flattered by that. The end result is actually not as heinous as one might expect, and Sarah loves it. What is with these weird strappy bathing suits they have to wear for their photos?
Victoria gets her highlights and says she's going to be a smart blonde. We'll wait until panel before assessing the accuracy of that statement. Victoria feels pretty. Maybe at the very least, being on this show will lead her to get a pedicure once in a while. She's really happy with her makeover. Ken Paves walks around and says he was expecting some drama and wants to see some tears. "Make it burn!" he says. What's with his five o'clock porn 'stache? In any case, he gets his wish as the weaveologist pulls Ebony's weave from her head. Seriously, her weave is GLUED TO HER HEAD. And maybe that glue is what was really keeping everything together inside, because Ebony tells us that she's lonely and sad without her weave. With every passing show, I'm more surprised that she passed the psych test. Miss J. pets the wig and asks Ebony how much it set her back. She admits that it was actually free. Free because she pulled it out of the dumpster outside the Star Jones Wig Company.
Miss J. loves Heather's subtly changed hair. She looks a little like Punky Brewster. Janet likes her new black hair, even though it might be a little Liza Minnelli. Ambreal, a cool character as always, is happy to be back to really short hair. Her face is so striking; I think she could rock pretty much any hairstyle. Jenah gets her crazy long blonde hair. She says her new look isn't as edgy as she is, but she'll get used to it. It looks really good in her photo, but I think that's because it's been Photoshopped to death.
Meanwhile, drama! Bianca's hair, much like the rest of her, is stank. It's so damaged from so much processing that they can't give her the extensions they wanted to. Bianca says she's confused about what's going on. She doesn't know what they're doing to her, and she feels left out. High fashion ass-whoopin', take one. Lisa, meanwhile, says that she looks like a poodle. She does. Her hair looks terrible. She holds it all together and says that she's glad for a fresh look. When you've been in foster care for six years and have seen every kind of hurt, I guess a bad haircut really doesn't go that deep. Ebony tells us that the braiding of her hair hurt, but in the end, she's happy with her weave, and it's free. Well, so is the free clinic, but that doesn't necessarily mean you want to visit. And then, back to Bianca. Jay tells her that her hair is so damaged that they need to start fresh. So they're cutting all her hair right the hell off! Oh, karma. I mean, Bianca amuses me to no end, but this is a big ball of stank coming right back to her from the universe. Ken has some medical wigs that he's going to give them, and Bianca can wear those for photo shoots. Bianca tears up and is obviously upset. The stank you do comes back to you. Someone should put that on a bumper sticker. She is so sad, that even Saleisha feels bad for her. Bianca says that she feels defeated as we head to commercials.
When we return, there's more makeover action. Bianca gets a temporary Ed Grimley 'do and continues to cry. Miss J. yells that Dr. Teardroplets needs a box of Kleenex. Don't ask for what. Bianca ends up with, like, a quarter inch of hair. But it looks awesome! To rub it in her face, Chantal runs her hands through her even-more-flowing locks, which she loves. Bianca wonders how she's supposed to build her confidence after she was in the bottom two and now has no hair. I didn't realize that confidence was a problem. They put the wig on Bianca's head, and she says she feels like she's a drag queen. Not for the first time, one might imagine. But the bald head looks so good! It really makes her face look about 100 times better, but she doesn't realize this yet. ["Seriously, I was surprised they didn't immediately declare that the wigs were forgotten, because she looked great without hair." -- Miss Alli]
And then, Saleisha. She feels fierce with her "Louise Brooks" hair. Though, as it has been pointed out on the forums, her hair is more Dorothy Hamill/Cousin Oliver/Tootie/a mushroom. Seriously, slap some roller skates on her or put a little caterpillar smoking a hookah on her head and it will all come together.
Tootie Mushroom herself reads the Tyra Mail: "Can you make your way from the back stage to the front of the modeling industry?" No one knows what it means. All Bianca knows is that she looks like a boy. She says that from the time she was young, her mom told her that if you cut your hair, you're ugly. I'm sure this and other stellar parenting made Bianca the woman she is today. Chantal can't stop talking about how much she loves her hair. Saleisha fidgets with her hair in the bathroom and says she looks like a Beatle. She particularly looks like the band's original drummer, Dorothy Ramsey. Chantal says that Saleisha's new hair is very high fashion and is going to help her career. She then pauses and adds, "Maybe."
The girls head off to their challenge. They enter a building and see Nigel, upon whom Sarah apparently has a big crush. Nigel tells the girls that he's going to introduce them to someone really special. She's a former model, a celebrity makeup artist, a mum, and his wife. Yes, it's Crissy Barker! Nigel would be married to a total hottie. Their son, in addition to having amazing genes, is apparently a juice-box enthusiast. There's also Brent Poer, who's the Cover Girl consultant for today. He tells the girls that they're there for a makeup challenge. He plugs the Cover Girl web site, where you can upload a photo and see how their cakey makeup will look on you. So, if you're dressing up as a whore or a clown for Halloween and need some ideas, I suggest you stop reading this and log on immediately. Victoria goes to Yale and doesn't know about makeup, blah blah blah. The girls have to create their perfect Cover Girl look at various stations, then each girl has to find a rack of clothes with an outfit and shoes labeled with her name. They only have five minutes to get dressed, get their shoes on, and make it on the runway. The winner gets to shoot a video on how to use the Cover Girl Makeup Mirror, and will get her look uploaded to the tool. That's almost like walking the runway at Paris fashion week, right?
The girls rush around and apply their discount cosmetics. Victoria can't get over the fact that she goes to Yale and doesn't know about makeup, blah blah blah, and Bianca can't get over the fact that she thinks she looks like a boy in a pink robe. Again, blah blah blah. Toughen up, bitch cakes! Bianca really needs someone to make a negligibly inflammatory remark so she can beat her down and get her spirit back. And of course, Saleisha can't get over the fact that she thinks she's awesome and she already won two challenges. Poor Janet can't find the rack with her dress on it, so she just grabs something random. We get a brief flash of either Chantal or Jenah -- it's hard to tell from the back -- in red underwear. They totally structure these challenges so you get skivvy shots. When Janet comes out on the runway, it's clear that her dress is totally different from the ones the other girls are wearing. Oops. She works it, though. The judges critique each girl, and Sarah with her winged eyes wins! Her hair looks really cute. Lisa says that Sarah deserved it, and at least somebody won besides Saleisha.
Tyra Mail! "Are you ready to be deflowered? Love, Tyra." Well, I did just turn thirty-two. I guess I am! But only if it gets me a spot on The Tyra Banks Show. Commercials.
And then, oh, it's Jaslene's Life as a Cover Girl. Jaslene talks to the Lifetime Network, because she wants to get involved in the fight to end violence against women. It happened to her, she says, and if she can help inspire women, it's an amazing day. Well, it's great that she's lending her...fame...to a worthy cause, though I might actually try partnering with an organization dedicated to fighting violence against women, rather than an organization best known for keeping Meredith Baxter Birney employed. But good on her.
The girls head to their photo shoot, somewhere in the mountains. Ooh, maybe they'll get eaten by bears! The chances of this actually seem decent, because in their shoot for the week, they'll be posing as various flowers and plant life. If the bears don't work, maybe they'll run into a maniac recluse with a giant weed whacker? French import Lionel Deluy will be the photographer for the week. Christian and Sutan work on making the girls suitably floral.
Bianca is up first, and in better spirits. She says it took a lot for her to get used to her lack of hair, but she's working it. She's a sunflower. Jay says that Bianca was amazing on set, and sometimes it might take a complete emotional meltdown to build yourself up. Janet the hydrangea is , and Jay tells her the body language is great, but her face needs to pop. Sutan gives Heather and Chantal their assignments, which are "weeds" and "baby's breath" respectively. Of course. Chantal tells us that she loves baby's breath and thought it was a great one for her. ["Baby's breath is filler. It's floral white noise. You can't love baby's breath. Chantal is stupid." -- Miss Alli] Heather simply says, "I'm a weed." It's time for her shoot, and Jay tells her that weeds attack your garden, so she should look sort of mean and fierce. Heather interviews that everyone else gets to be a princess and she gets to be a witch. With the green face and all. But take heart, l'il Heaths: on this site, we all love the witches.
Lisa is up as bamboo, and Jay says that she is giving him the same look every time. The photographer seems to enjoy her, though. Saleisha tells us that she had very strong makeup, with pink all over her face. As a tulip, Saleisha is feeling her new 'do. She says she was looking through magazines and saw a ton of girls with her cut. Jay tells her that she needs more variety, and to be expressive with the eyes. Well, you have to cut her a tiny break; she must be tired out from her morning shift at Edna's Edibles. Sarah is as ivy. Jay tells her she needs to bring it, and then she starts bringing it. Ambreal is a rose, and Jay loves her gorgeous arched foot. He says he's found her weakness -- her face. Aren't those the words every girl wants to hear? Ambreal's body language is awesome, but she needs to bring it in her face.
Victoria is up as a cactus. She says she looks like Princess Leia got into a fight with a cactus and lost miserably. It's true that she has spikes coming out of her two asymmetrical side buns. Hee. Side buns. Victoria says emphatically that she just wants to put on sneakers and a t-shirt and go to the library. The Yale library, in case you haven't heard, where the page of the dictionary that contains "smoky eye" has been ripped out. The photographer tells Victoria to relax her mouth. She interviews that being a cactus is ridiculous, and that high-fashion modeling is a ludicrous, strange world. Well, I mean, she has a point. Jay tells us that Victoria is so analytical that she overthought every pose. In comparison, Jenah, as moss, does a great job yet again, because she is unfamiliar with the concept of "thinking." Ebony, a bird of paradise, also does great. The photographer says he's in love with her and assumes that she must be good. Jay, always eager to boost someone's confidence, says that Ebony is the anti-good, so this is amazing.
Chantal, meanwhile, tells us that she's going to produce a good picture every photo shoot, because this is what she was born to do. I guess it's true that if people can be born to do great things, they can also be born to do kind of dumb stuff, too. As baby's breath, Chantal looks pretty, but she gets a little flustered as the photographer tells her to go one way, and Jay says that she looks too Maxim and should face the camera full-on. A crying Chantal interviews that the photographer and Jay told her completely different things, and she didn't know what she was supposed to do. Maybe try thinking for yourself? No, no, too radical. She asks Jay who she should listen to, and he says she needs to be able to process both lines of feedback. Jay tells us that as soon as she realized it was a struggle, she broke down. Chantal was holding back tears the whole time, and is convinced that she could have rocked the shoot if both of them had just shut up. To which I say, toughen up, beeyotch. Jay says that he thinks this shoot might have defeated Chantal. She tearfully interviews, "I was so lost in there. I didn't know how this went so wrong." Her baby's breath eye makeup makes her look even crazier saying this. I'm sure the fact that the girl hasn't had a square meal in six years has something to do with her emotional state.
Tyra Mail! Someone's going home. Saleisha, of course, thinks she did a great job and isn't going home. She's wearing a scarf on her head that actually looks from a distance like the bowl that they used to shape her bangs. Victoria, meanwhile, is telling the other girls that the whole competition is sometimes ludicrous, and the other girls blankly stare and wonder if they are going to have to rap for their challenge. Chantal starts talking about her emotions during the shoot, and Victoria points out how silly it is that Chantal feels bad about not being the best baby's breath she could be. Chantal, not getting it, says that it broke her heart. For serious, Victoria must sometimes really wonder what the hell she's doing there. She interviews that she doesn't want to go home, because she feels like she can bring more to her shoots, and she needs to figure out why she did poorly. She's just an overachiever. Chantal asks Victoria if she's sure that she wants to be a model, and adds that she's been thinking about this since she was in kindergarten. Ooh, I could picture little Chantal all Jon-Benet style, too. Chantal blubbers some more in the confessional, saying, "I care about modeling on a different level than any of those girls, and I have it in me. To think that this is the end of it, it just feels so wrong, you know. It just does not feel right." When she's crying and talking and is a teensy bit incomprehensible, she kind of reminds me of Anna Nicole Smith. Commercials.
When we return, it's judgin' time! Tyra compliments the girls on their transformations. There are prizes, there are judges. Tyra points out Miss J.'s ever-expanding Afro. He looks like Florence from The Jeffersons. Come to think of it, Florence would make an awesome runway trainer/judge. Tyra also introduces Twiggy as "Twiggles Twiggles Twiggy," to which I say: keep the bedroom talk in the bedroom, you guys. Lionel Deluy is the guest judge, which prompts Tyra to speak with a French accent. I bet she uses that same accent to say "Twiggles Twiggles Twiggy" when she dresses up like a French maid.
The girls get their evaluations. Tyra likes Victoria's new look, but says she can be a little more relaxed when styling it. Victoria pulls out her pocket dictionary to look up the word "relaxed." Miss J. points out Victoria's wrinkly neck in her cactus photo, and Nigel says she looks a bit too posed. Twiggy, this week's M.O.T.O. (Master Of The Obvious), says that it's interesting that Victoria was given a cactus, which is quite prickly. Victoria totally interrupts and says, "Can we get one thing straight? I don't have a prickly disposition." OH! She did not just say, "Can we get one thing straight?" to Twiggy! Twiggy is all, "AU CONTRAIRE Prickles Prickles Prickly." Miss J. says that he felt a prick, and not for the first time. Victoria says that she's not a quiet mouse, which has nothing to do with anything. Nigel tells her to try to take feedback with a little charm, and Tyra hits it on the head when she says that Victoria confuses showing personality with abrasiveness. Her people skills are pretty sketchy. Also, I would LOVE to see her try that little maneuver with Janice.
Sarah is , and Nigel loves her ivy shot. Twiggy says that her face is gorgeous, and she looks like she's part of the plant. Normally not a compliment, but in this context it works. Tyra says that Sarah became ivy. Lisa has a lot less hair, and Tyra says that if she survives, she'd love to see it straightened out. If she survives? Look at Tyra injecting a sinister element! Nigel thinks her shot is beautiful and modelesque, and Twiggy and Tyra love her face. However, Tyra says this is only one of two good shots, and that it wasn't Lisa's strongest shoot overall. She tells Lisa to mix it up a little.
Saleisha roller-skates up to the front of the room, and Tyra says she looks so much more like a model. In her tulip photo, however, she loses her eyes and neck. How could she not lose her eyes with that bowl cut? Tyra says her film was disappointing, and her new high-fashion look isn't translating to her photos. Jenah is with her atrocious hair. Tyra says that they'll have to balance out the weave. Seriously, she looks like an albino dustmop. Twiggy loves her moss photo, and Tyra commends her for taking risks in her film. And then Lionel Deluy brings it on. He says that when she's signed, and he knows she's going to be signed, he'll use her. And then, lucky Jenah will get to see Lionel's acid-washed denim vest again. Hooray!
Janet is . Janet, as they say, is not a model. Her photo is good, though. Twiggy is blown away by Janet this week, and Nigel says she's one of the biggest improvements they've seen in a very long time. Tyra, ever the contrarian, says that she saw all of Janet's film and didn't like it. She's probably just holding a grudge because Janet burned her crack during the last ass wax. Ambreal is , and Tyra tells her she looks too corporate. Ambreal unbuttons her jacket, and all is fixed. Nigel says her photo is beautiful, and that she remembered that roses have thorns. Well, I'd hope so, as she has thorns drawn all over her. Tyra tells Ambreal that in her film her body language was great, but her eyes were dead. And in the rose photo, one actually looks a little lazy.
Heather and her subtle makeover are . Twiggy thinks that Heather's weeds photo is very haunting, and it draws her in. Nigel says it's one of the best photos they've seen today, and is almost like art. Allllmost. Tyra likes that Heather blends in with the weeds, but doesn't get lost by them. Another banner week for Heather, and no mention of the Asperger's! Bianca is up , and explains the debacle that led to her two looks. She throws her wig to Tyra, and Tyra says she looks like a model. Not drawing such raves is Bianca's sunflower photo. She is really a pretty terrible model. Tyra says that there is a regal beauty to Bianca that she doesn't realize yet, and she has to own it. She tells Bianca that Ambreal has a beautiful regalness that she should aspire to. At least this might prompt Bianca to get her spirit back and bitch-slap Ambreal around the hot tub.
Chantal is . Twiggy doesn't like her face, and Chantal says that it was a challenging shoot. She explains the differing instructions of Jay and Lionel -- who, I think, she might not realize is the same guy who's sitting in front of her at panel. Tyra says that you can listen to the photographer and the art director at the same time, and that's the nature of being on a shoot. She tells Chantal that she's not at the top of the pack anymore, and Chantal looks like she's about to cry. For every model teardroplet, Tyra is one step closer to heaven. Finally, we have Ebony. Nigel tells her that she's a very beautiful girl and has everything it takes, but he's having a very hard time liking her as a person because she has very little charm. Tyra has Ebony take her seat and then does an Ebony impression, complete with the weird thing Ebony does with her mouth. Tyra says that Ebony's film blew her away, but that's not the only thing that makes a model. To which I say, don't break the girl down at casting and then be surprised when she seems cold and dead inside. You already made her tell the world that her mother's a crackhead. Isn't that enough?
And the Cover Girl of the Week is...Heather! She shines inside and out, just like WetSlicks.
The judges deliberate. Twiggy thinks Victoria's quite interesting to look at, but her attitude sucks. Nigel says that Victoria's problem is that even though she's smart, she's not wise -- you have to listen without talking back, and be charming. Sarah is beautiful, but she's losing weight, which could be a problem. Janet is too men's magazine-ish for Miss J., but Twiggy thinks there's a fashion model busting out. Jenah is awesome. Bianca looks like a wilted rotting sunflower according to Miss J., but Nigel says that with her shaved head, she's one of the strongest-looking girls in the bunch. Tyra thanks the fates that made her makeover go wrong. Guy loves Heather's eyes, and he thinks she can be a good model. Ambreal is a wilted rose for Twiggy, but Nigel likes the dramatic thing that's going on with her. Nigel says that Lisa has great bone structure and the camera loves her, but Twiggy thinks she's very safe. Miss J. thinks that Ebony should change her funky attitude, but Lionel says that she was perfect on the photo shoot. Something is missing with Chantal, according to Nigel. She has the pretty gene, but maybe not the model gene. Saleisha could have given a better picture, and Tyra says she's a big disappointment, and her vibrant nature doesn't translate to photos.
Eleven models stand before Tyra, but she only has ten photos in her hands. And these go to: Jenah and her funky weave, Sarah, Heather, Lisa, Janet Minnelli, Ambreal, Ebony, Bianca, and Chantal. This of course leaves Saleisha, who was never going to be in the bottom two, and Victoria. The judges love Victoria's atypical beauty, but not so much the prickly shade she's always throwing. Saleisha has captured the judges' interest after her makeover, but her pictures are just okay. But nonetheless, she gets another chance, and Victoria gets the prickly shaft. She immediately takes off her high heels and gives a big hug to Saleisha and Tyra. Tyra tells her that it's important to listen to what seasoned people have to say without talking back. Unless they are seasoned with nutmeg, in which case you can give them as much attitude as you want.
Victoria is happy to be coming to the end of her association with high-heeled shoes, makeup, and people messing with her hair. She says she's gained an appreciation for modeling and high fashion that she didn't have before. She recognizes that modeling is more than just sitting around and looking pretty. At the end of the day, she says, it's what's in your heart that counts, and her heart isn't in this. She'd rather go home than take some other girl's dream. That's fair, and not at all prickly.
week: Ice skating! And heights!