In this scene, two friends, Pete and Yuri, are engaged in a school election campaign. Pete is running for class president and is confident about his chances, but he's faced with bullying from a rival who mocks him and his campaign materials, particularly for their colorful design. The bully’s taunts reveal underlying homophobia, suggesting that Pete should hide his identity to be more accepted.

Yuri stands up for Pete, encouraging him to be true to himself, but Pete is anxious about how his sexual orientation might affect his chances in the election. They share a tender moment that highlights their friendship and mutual support, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and love, even in the face of potential backlash.

The scene underscores themes of acceptance, the challenges of being open about one’s identity, and the strength found in supportive friendships. It sets the stage for a deeper exploration of Pete’s journey as he navigates his campaign and personal truths.