Principal SUSPENDS Smart STUDENT, What Happens Is Shocking | Dhar Mann

Summary

Flint, a high school student who just received a football scholarship, is wrongly accused of cyberbullying classmates. As tensions rise, his scholarship is threatened, and he faces backlash from peers and teachers. Flint and his friends discover that Joey, out of jealousy and a hidden crush on Sarah, framed Flint by creating fake accounts. Joey's actions stem from his feelings of being left out and his unspoken love for Sarah. In the end, the truth is revealed, relationships are strained, and the impact of Joey's actions underscores the story's theme: those closest to us can hurt us the most.

Takeaways

• 😀 Flint received a full ride football scholarship to Irvine, which means he, Sarah, and Joey will attend the same college.
• 😮 Amber accuses Flint of cyberbullying her by making fun of her braces.
• 🤔 Flint denies the accusations and believes someone is framing him.
• 😭 Other students, including Gordon and Mrs. Tanner, also claim they were cyberbullied by Flint under the username 'me and steele'.
• 😡 Matty is suspected of framing Flint due to past jealousy and issues with Flint.
• 🤫 Flint and his friends suspect Matty but realize he didn't create the fake accounts.
• 😢 Joey confesses he framed Flint out of jealousy over Sarah, whom he has liked since fifth grade.
• 😮 Joey's actions were motivated by feeling left out and wanting to sabotage Flint's scholarship.
• 💔 Sarah reveals she once liked Joey, but his actions have ruined her feelings for him.
• 🤝 Flint is exonerated, and Joey is exposed as the true culprit behind the cyberbullying.

Q & A

What significant event has Sarah achieved that leads to the plan to go to Irvine together?

Sarah has achieved a full ride football scholarship to Irvine, which prompts the plan for her, the speaker, and Joey to go to the same college.

What incident causes Amber to accuse Flint of cyberbullying her?

Amber accuses Flint of cyberbullying after receiving a hurtful message about her braces, which she believes came from an account linked to Flint due to a location hint in the message.

Why does Flint deny being the cyberbully?

Flint denies the accusations because he claims he has no knowledge of the cyberbullying incidents and suggests that anyone could have created a fake account to frame him.

What misunderstanding leads to the suspicion that Flint's scholarship might be in jeopardy?

The misunderstanding arises when Amber and others believe Flint is the cyberbully, and they fear that this could lead to his scholarship being revoked, similar to a case involving a friend of Flint's sister.

Who is revealed to be the actual person behind the cyberbullying, and why did they do it?

Joey is revealed as the actual cyberbully. He did it out of jealousy and a misguided attempt to remove Flint from going to Irvine with Sarah and himself, hoping it would give him a chance with Sarah.

What evidence do Sarah and Flint find that points to the real cyberbully?

Sarah and Flint find an email sent from an account called 'me and steel' and the last four digits of a phone number that doesn't match Flint's, which leads them to suspect Joey.

What is the significance of the 'me and steel' username in the script?

The 'me and steel' username is significant because it is the handle used for the cyberbullying accounts, and it is later revealed to be a clue pointing to the real identity of the cyberbully.

Why does Flint suspect Matty might be involved in the cyberbullying?

Flint suspects Matty because Matty knows where Flint lives and has a motive for jealousy, having not been able to afford to go to Irvine due to financial issues.

What is the turning point that leads to the revelation of the real cyberbully's identity?

The turning point is when Flint and Sarah break into Matty's phone and find out the last four digits of the phone number associated with the cyberbullying account, which leads them to Joey.

How does the misunderstanding about Flint's actions affect his relationships with his friends?

The misunderstanding strains Flint's relationships, causing doubt and tension among his friends, and nearly leads to the loss of his scholarship and reputation.

What is the irony in the situation where Flint's friends were planning a surprise party for him?

The irony is that Flint believes his friends are excluding him and possibly favoring each other, when in reality, they were planning a surprise birthday party for him, showing their care and friendship.