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Fifty-five years ago outside Shaw School.
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| Myrna, have you been studying for Miss. Murtagh's test? | |
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| No, Ronnie. And I know I am not going to pass it. | |
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Myrna & Ronnie face Miss. Murtagh's English Test.
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| Yea, you always say that. But you always do well. | |
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| Not this time. I just don't understand how to diagram those sentences. | |
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Next day in the hall at school.
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| Ronnie, you are not going to believe this! But I got an E-100 on my English Test. I just guessed at the answers. | |
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| Guessed? You always get E-100. You must be the best guesser in the world. I barely got a 70. And I studied hard. I suppose some have it and some don't. | |
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