Five Easy Pieces

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It is Newport-U’s winter semi-formal, which should be a magical time for the Healy twins. The event is honoring Dorothy O’Sullivan’s philanthropic work with the school, but everything starts to go wrong. Colony’s liquor license has been revoked for a month after a drug-dealing incident. Sam is suddenly left without a job, or money to pay for her meal plan installments. Just when there seems like no hope, Dorothy offers her a way out: free room and board, living at her mansion. Needless to say, Sam’s friends at Macdonald Hall do not want her to leave, but the offer is too good to pass up, at least until Alicia O’Sullivan opens Sam’s eyes to Dorothy’s deepest secret. The big night arrives, and Sam walks into the ball with Trent on her arm, and a gracious Dorothy ready to show Sam off. Sam even reconciles with Dawn, and finally has her first real kiss with Trent. Sam’s uncle, Patrick Farrell, arrives at the party, seriously ill. He tells Sam that Dorothy promised him a kidney transplant in exchange for his silence, and then did not keep her word. Meanwhile, Kathryn gives an apologetic Beau Beecham one more shot, and lives to regret it when Beau does not realize that no means no. Also, Megan is offered a role in a movie. Unfortunately, it turns out to be a movie version of Bel Air High.

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