Character Interactions and Conflicts

The transcript follows a series of interactions among characters dealing with personal and external conflicts. Javi struggles with his identity, Brinley confronts Cyrus about past events, and Holiday is stressed about finding Cyrus. Meanwhile, Angelica faces a challenging situation at the Army base, hinting at a larger plot. The narrative explores themes of identity, conflict, and urgency.

What does Casey reminisce about with Javi in the lab?

• Their chemistry class

• Their old times in the lab

• Their math class

• Their history class

What does Casey say about being a machine compared to being human?

• It's more complicated

• It's less complicated

• It's the same

• It's more fun

Why does Brinley confront Cyrus?

• Because he took her phone

• Because he committed a felony

• Because he stole her book

• Because he ignored her

What does Brinley say about Holiday's transformation?

• She has become more understanding

• She has become more cheerful

• She has become like Brinley

• She has become more relaxed

What is Holiday's behavior described as?

• Calm and collected

• Erratic and aggressive

• Joyful and carefree

• Sad and withdrawn

What does Holiday urgently need from Cyrus?

• Her book

• Her backpack

• Her phone

• Her hoverboard

What does Brinley accuse Holiday of doing in math class?

• Helping her with homework

• Ignoring her

• Threatening her life

• Stealing her notes

What does Brinley accuse Cyrus of doing?

• Starting a fight with her

• Declaring war over a musical instrument

• Ignoring her

• Stealing her phone

Where is Angelica being held before her transfer?

• At a local police station

• At the Army base

• In a hospital

• In a private residence

What does Angelica request before being transferred?

• A book

• A meal

• Another phone call

• A lawyer