Casey: What do you mean?
Bridgette: I don't know. Harvard's made you—
Casey: What?
Bridgette: Just like, you're just different.
Casey: Different?
Bridgette: Yeah, just like, you know.
Casey: Well, in high school, I was different.
Bridgette: You were not.
Casey: I was, I was.
Bridgette: No, you were not.
Casey: You didn't see that part of me because I was studious.
Bridgette: You were not studious. I wrote half your papers.
Casey: That is true. Yeah, and you helped me write my college essay, which was very good.
Bridgette: I wrote your college essay. I spent a whole weekend writing that. I stayed up very late.”
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