Chase's Social Dynamics and Relationships

Chase Ambrose, a juvenile sentenced to community service, reflects on his past actions and reputation after an accident-induced amnesia. He learns about his previous intimidating behavior, especially towards Brendan and Joel. As he navigates social tensions between his football team and the video club, he works on a video project with Shoshanna, gaining acceptance and understanding of his past. An awkward encounter at Joel's house leads to a moment of acceptance, marking a turning point in Chase's journey of self-discovery and redemption.

What was the court's decision regarding Chase and his friends?

• They were sentenced to jail time.

• They were expelled from school.

• They were sentenced to community service.

• They were given a warning.

How does Chase feel about his reputation at school?

• He is proud of it.

• He is troubled by it.

• He is indifferent to it.

• He is confused by it.

What does Chase discover about Brendan?

• Brendan is leaving the video club.

• Brendan is joining the football team.

• Brendan is moving to another school.

• Brendan has a scar caused by Chase.

What emotion does Chase see in Joel's eyes?

• Anger

• Fear

• Joy

• Confusion

How does Chase's relationship with Shoshana change?

• They become enemies.

• They become friends.

• They become indifferent to each other.

• They become rivals.

What does Chase feel when he hears Joel play the piano?

• Pride

• Shame

• Indifference

• Jealousy

What happens to Chase while he is listening to Joel play piano?

• He is invited inside.

• He is attacked by a dog.

• He is praised for his interest.

• He is ignored by everyone.

How does Chase manage his social life at school?

• He only hangs out with the video club.

• He alternates between the football team and the video club.

• He avoids everyone.

• He only hangs out with the football team.

What does Chase confront Aaron and Bear about?

• Their decision to leave the video club.

• Their past actions towards Joel.

• Their poor performance in sports.

• Their lack of loyalty.

What significant change occurs in Chase's relationship with the Webers?

• He is praised by them.

• He is ignored by them.

• He is invited to their home.

• He is banned from their home.