:47:10
lt's so beautiful up here.
:47:13
This is where l come when
l don't want anyone to find me.
:47:18
Now l can find you.
:47:28
-lt's hard to track you down, Fern.
-Vylette.
:47:30
My name's Vylette.
Fern was a childhood name...
:47:33
...but now, as a senior,
Vylette seems more appropriate.
:47:37
Can we keep that between us?
:47:39
Of course.
:47:43
Now, Ms. Sherwood says you took
Liz's assignments to her home.
:47:48
Would you tell me about that?
:47:50
Liz and l never officially met.
:47:54
Well, we kind of met.
:47:57
I had a term paper due.
:48:01
And I was late for class.
:48:07
It was the nicest thing
anyone's ever done for me.
:48:11
So you two became friends?
:48:12
We had a class together.
Algebra. l sat behind her.
:48:17
She's got this shiny hair, you know?
:48:20
It smells like apples.
:48:23
I'd sit there,
staring at her from behind.
:48:25
She has this cluster of beauty marks
on the back of her neck.
:48:29
I know this sounds weird...
:48:31
...but they were in
the most fascinating patterns.
:48:36
Like a puzzle waiting
to be solved, a Rubik's cube...
:48:39
...an uncharted constellation.
:48:42
So that's what l'd do.
l'd stare at the back of her neck...
:48:46
...playing connect-the-dots.
:48:50
I've found salmon swimming upstream
on the back of that neck.
:48:55
Spider webs...
:48:57
...sea monkeys even.
And the bell would ring...