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  [03:49.77]Hey, Mr. McAllister. 

[03:51.23]Not wasting any time, are you, Tracy? 

[03:53.73]You know what they say about the early bird. 

[03:57.44]Yeah, I do. 

[04:00.82]Good luck there, Tracy. 

[04:02.41]Thanks, Mr. M. I'll see you in class. 

[04:07.54]None of this would've happened 

[04:09.20]if Mr. McAllister hadn't meddled 1 the way he did. 

[04:11.87]He should've just accepted things as they are, 

[04:14.25]instead of trying to interfere 2 with destiny. 

[04:16.67]You see, you can't interfere with destiny. 

[04:19.55]That's why it's destiny. 

[04:20.97]And if you try to interfere, 

[04:22.88]the same thing's just gonna happen anyway, 

[04:25.30]and you'll just suffer. 

[04:29.14]It's hard to remember how the whole thing started, 

[04:31.52]the whole election mess. 

[04:32.98]What I do remember is that I loved my job. 

[04:36.23]I was a teacher, 

[04:37.77]an educator, 

[04:38.82]and I couldn't imagine doing anything else. 

[04:41.57]Mr. McAllister. 

[04:43.24]Mr. M! 

[04:44.91]Quit day dreaming. Get back to work. 

[04:47.24]The students knew it wasn't just a job for me. 

[04:50.75]I got involved. 

[04:52.08]Put down the cards, boys! 

[04:54.00]This game is over! 

[04:55.46]And I cared. 

[04:56.84]Come on, Wolverines! 

[04:58.80]Defense! Let's go! 

[04:59.76]And I think I made a difference. 

[05:01.72]I knew I touched the students' lives 

[05:03.63]during their difficult young adult years. 

[05:06.01]And I took that responsibility seriously. 

[05:09.89]In the 12 years I taught U.S. history, 

[05:13.23]civics, and current events at Carver, 

[05:15.60]I was voted Teacher of the Year 3 times. 

[05:18.48]A school record. 

[05:20.28]Teaching was all I'd ever wanted to do. 

[05:25.16]Standing in front of a roomful of young people, 

[05:28.58]trying to get them excited about the world, 

[05:30.99]trying to make them think, 

[05:32.91]preparing them for the tough moral and ethical 3 decisions 

[05:36.25]that they'd face as adults, 

[05:38.17]that's how I wanted to spend my life. 

[05:40.96]So is this a moral situation 

[05:42.88]or an ethical situation? 

[05:45.05]What's the difference between morals and ethics 4 anyway? 

[05:47.93]Anybody? 

[05:50.56]Derek. 

[05:52.02]Yeah. Ethics is like when you do 

[05:53.93]what society tells you is right to do. 

[05:56.14]And morals... 

[05:59.69]Yeah, yeah, you're on the right track. 

[06:01.61]Can anybody help him out? 

[06:05.32]Michelle. 

[06:06.36]Morals are like... lessons. 

[06:08.82]You know, like the moral of a story. 

[06:10.91]It's what you learn from a story or a fable 5. 

[06:14.58]Or a life experience. Good. 

[06:16.96]And ethics? 

[06:18.25]Um, ethics is how you use the morals 

[06:21.80]that you learn from the story? 

[06:23.80]Yeah, OK, but I think we're missing something key here. 

[06:27.18]What are we missing? 

[06:36.56]Tracy. 

[06:37.44]Ethics are rules of conduct... 

[06:40.61]Tracy Flick 6. 

[06:42.07]Tracy Flick. 

[06:43.03]I'd seen a lot of ambitious students 

[06:44.78]come and go over the years, 

[06:46.19]but Tracy Flick, she was a special case. 

[06:50.66]Some people say I'm an overachiever,

[06:52.45]but I think they're just jealous. 

[06:53.91]My mom always tells me I'm different. 

[06:55.83]You know, special. 

[06:57.25]And if you look at all the things 

[06:58.71]I've accomplished 7 so far, 

[06:59.67]I think you'd have to agree. 

[07:08.30]Here I am as Hodel in FiddlerOn The Roof. 

[07:10.68]Matchmaker, matchmaker, I'll bring the veil 

[07:13.56]You bring the groom 

[07:15.18]And here I am on KCHS, our student-run TV station. 

[07:18.85]The littering must stop. 

[07:20.77]Tracy Flick reporting. 

[07:22.48]But it was in the S.G.A., 

[07:24.61]the Student Government Association, 

[07:26.07]where I made my biggest mark. 

[07:27.49]I never missed a single meeting. 

[07:29.40]And I volunteered for every committee, 

[07:31.32]as long as I could lead it. 

[07:33.24]I agree with Ashley! 

[07:34.37]I think we should rent the barrels ahead of time 

[07:36.04]because what happened last time was a travesty 8. 

[07:38.04]It was ridiculous, 

[07:39.21]and I think it really reflected poorly on all ofus. 

[07:40.87]Now Tracy Flick was poised 9 to win 

[07:43.25]the presidency 10 ofthe student body. 

[07:45.71]And so far, she was running unopposed. 

[07:48.55]Determined by a culture at a certain time in history. 

[07:52.47]Oh, there's one more thing about Tracy 

[07:54.35]I think you should know. 

[07:55.97]Her pussy 11 gets so wet you can't believe it. 

[07:59.98]Don't tell me that. 

[08:01.90]Don't tell me that. I don't want to know that. 

[08:03.40]A few months before the election, 

[08:05.32]she'd gotten herself in a little trouble 

[08:07.28]with my best friend Dave Novotny. 

[08:10.65]Foxy 

[08:12.53]Dave came to Carver the year after I did, 

[08:14.95]and we hit it off right away. 

[08:16.87]Dave was one of those guys who taught 

[08:18.79]because they never wanted to leave high school 

[08:20.21]in the first place. 

[08:21.67]But basically, he was a good guy. 

[08:24.54]Our wives became best friends, too. 

[08:26.92]And when Dave and Linda's son Darryl was born, 

[08:29.34]they asked us to be his godparents. 

[08:33.30]You probably think the worst, 

[08:35.68]that Mr. Novotny was taking horrible advantage 

[08:38.39]of one of his students. 

[08:39.81]But it wasn't like that at all. 

[08:42.23]Our relationship was based on mutual 12 respect 

[08:44.60]and admiration 13. 

[08:45.73]I mean, during my sophomore 14 year in geometry, 

[08:48.44]it was strictly 15 professional between us. 

[08:50.36]I mean, nothing. 

[08:52.28]It wasn't until junior year 

[08:53.74]when we worked together on the year book 

[08:55.66]that things got kind of serious. 

[08:57.58]One night he took us editors out to celebrate 

[08:59.49]after a deadline. 

[09:00.95]Eventually, Dave and I were left alone, 

[09:03.33]and we got to talking. 

[09:04.79]Not like teacher and student, 

[09:06.71]but like 2 adults. 

[09:08.13]You know, Tracy, 

[09:09.59]I notice that you don't seem to have 

[09:11.51]any close friends at Carver. 

[09:13.43]You seem to be kind of a loner. 

[09:15.34]No, I'm not. I'm just real busy. 

[09:18.06]Oh, no. I know, I know it's not by choice. 

[09:20.60]I just mean that, that, well... 

[09:23.02]being the kind of person you are, 

[09:25.40]it must be really difficult foryou 

[09:27.36]to find somebody you could talk to. 

[09:29.11]What do you mean? 

[09:30.69]What kind of person am I? 

[09:35.03]Tracy, you know, I've been watching you for going on... 

[09:38.87]3 years now, 

[09:40.29]and I think you are one of the most talented, 

[09:43.37]hard-working, sensitive, attractive, 

[09:46.50]brilliant students I... 

[09:48.46]No. 

[09:50.71]Human beings I have ever met. 

[09:54.22]Thank you. 

[09:55.26]And I know that sometimes people like you 

[09:58.05]have to pay a price for their greatness.