written by Kirsten. Also see the comments!
OHMYGOSH!
I’m just so full of enthusiasm for writing this!
I have so much to say.
Anyway, I liked the part where you were on the log, and you were topping up your phone, and that message from *333 came up! Twas cute.
Though it did make me miss texting people. (:
And I liked the part where Hayley got strangled. Twas funny cos’ she looked like she was smiling when she got dragged away. Kelly wanted to bee her! LOL.
Um, something that I havent told you yet..?
Um, when Tracey got out. And she was like ‘Tracey’s Back’ and it was hilarious! Laughed lots for that!
And when you guys were talking to Ben and someone drummed their fingers on the table in an impatient way, and he did the evils out of the corner of his eye, twas cute, and also pretty funny!
AND OHMYGOSH! TRACEY HAS A DAUGHTER?!
What a weird twist.
And all during this, I was holding TUI. (:
Your a brilliant actor too. From me AND Abhijeet, *Bobii*
Wow i thought that was a really good time… yes i couldnt keep a straight face when ‘tracey’ said “Fuck this ones heavy” i thought it was funny myself
-Hails
WOW!
You like even did those quote thingys that like come in the newspaper.
YEAAAAAAAAA. That was alllllll ME! (:
Proud much?
YES.
I have to say, you were the best actor in your movie. Yeah you were, even Abhijeet thinks so. Probably coz you were the only one who was really serious about it i guess!
I liked the part where after Hayley got strangled, “Tracey” was dragging her away and said “Fuck this one’s heavy”. Hayley must have had a hard job keeping a straight face then! It was my favorite moment. Good on yah Meredith, it was a magic moment.
Hay!
Hayley did smile slightly in that scene, but otherwise she did a great death and played dead quite well.
It’s fitting that Tracey said that “Tracey’s Back” in that scene. I thought it was a nice addition =]
LOL, that was perfect. I actually did the tapping thing first, and then told Megen to do it. So she did, and Ben’s reaction to that is totally natural. He wasn’t told to react, although I secretly hoped he would and he did!
No. That was her mother, Macey, who abandoned Tracey at age 3. Instead of revealing herself as Tracey’s mother, she decided to be a good friend of Tracey’s, because she felt she’d make a better friend than a disappointing mother. She later becomes Tracey’s nurse and turns off life support with Tracey’s Dad – who does not recognise Macey.