Lincoln Gasses His Entire School/Grounded

Summary

In this humorous script, Lincoln Loud consumes an excessive amount of beans, leading to a disastrous day at school. His bean-induced flatulence causes a noxious smell that overwhelms the school, resulting in an early dismissal. The situation escalates when the principal faints during the announcement. Lincoln's family reacts with shock and punishment, grounding him and imposing a bean-free diet.

Takeaways

• 😅 The character ate a lot of beans for breakfast and burritos, which is a setup for the farting joke.
• 🏫 The script takes place in a school setting, with interactions between students and a teacher.
• 🗣️ There's a recurring theme of bad breath and body odor, likely due to the consumption of beans.
• 🌋 The day's lesson is about surviving a volcanic eruption, which humorously parallels the 'eruption' of gas later in the story.
• 🍔 The school serves baked bean burritos for lunch, which the character eats, exacerbating the gas issue.
• 💨 The character experiences a significant gas-related incident after consuming the beans, causing a disruptive smell.
• 😷 The smell from the gas is so strong that it causes people to faint, indicating an extreme reaction.
• 🏠 Due to the incident, the school is forced to close early, affecting all students and staff.
• 👨‍👧‍👦 The character's siblings are surprised to see them home early from school because of the incident.
• 🚫 The character is grounded and put on a bean-free diet as a punishment for the gas incident at school.

Q & A

Why does Lincoln mention eating a lot of beans in the script?

Lincoln ate a lot of beans for breakfast and also had a bean-filled burrito for lunch, which he mentions because it leads to a significant event later in the script.

What does Chandler plan to do to Lincoln, and how does Lincoln respond?

Chandler plans to shove Lincoln into an open locker, but Lincoln is aware of the trick and declares that he won't fall for it.

Why does Mr. Bolhofner comment on Lincoln's breath?

Mr. Bolhofner comments on Lincoln's breath because it smells like beans, which is stronger than his own breath, indicating that Lincoln has consumed a large quantity of beans.

What is the lesson for the day in Mr. B's class?

The lesson for the day is on how to survive a volcanic eruption, as mentioned by Mr. B.

What is the lunch menu item that Lincoln and others are having?

The lunch menu item is a baked bean burrito, which is filled to the brim with baked beans.

What happens after Lincoln eats the baked bean burrito?

After eating the baked bean burrito, Lincoln experiences a buildup of gas due to the beans, which leads to a loud and smelly flatulence incident.

What is the reaction of the students and staff to Lincoln's flatulence?

The reaction to Lincoln's flatulence is extreme, with people fainting and the school being evacuated due to the unbearable smell.

Why does Principal Ramirez announce an early dismissal?

Principal Ramirez announces an early dismissal because the smell from Lincoln's flatulence spreads throughout the entire school, making it uninhabitable.

What punishment does Lincoln receive from his mother for the incident?

Lincoln is grounded for 260 years and put on a bean-free diet as punishment for causing the incident with his flatulence.

How does Lincoln's sister, LJ, react to the early dismissal from school?

LJ is surprised and concerned about the cause of the early dismissal, which she later learns was due to Lincoln's excessive bean consumption and the resulting gas.