In this scene, Lydia, a privileged student, faces suspension after bullying Anna, a quieter classmate. Lydia's father, Dan, confronts Miss Anderson, the teacher, insisting his daughter is innocent. However, Miss Anderson reveals that Lydia has been intimidating Anna for months. Tensions rise as Dan grapples with the truth about Lydia's behavior, ultimately deciding to hold her accountable. He commits to seeking family therapy to address the underlying issues. The narrative explores themes of accountability, the impact of parenting, and the importance of addressing bullying while encouraging personal growth and change.