? Text To Speech ? GIRLS ROAST BATTLE ? That Girl Thinks She Is The Main Character ? Rap Style ?

Scene Setup

A new girl claiming to be a recent transfer from England tries to make friends at school. Despite her insistence on being new, another character points out she's been there for five years. She continues with exaggerated stories about her hardships, including needing to do three jobs a day and having a tragic family background.

Dialogue

New Girl: Hi guys, I'm a new transfer from England and It's been really tough making new friends.

Schoolmate: You've been here for 5 years.

New Girl: Excuse me, anyways I need to do three jobs a day, you know I grind hard.

Continued Drama

The new girl further dramatizes her past, claiming her parents left her, and more.

New Girl: My parents left me, my sibling is dead.

Schoolmate: Why?

New Girl: Because... why were you in an accident?

Interruption by O Ryion

A perceived heart-throb of the school, O Ryion is dragged into the conversation.

New Girl: O Ryion, you've been looking for me right?

O Ryion: No, I've not.

New Girl: Nah, I know you'll like me BC you're the hottest boy in school.

Schoolmate's Burn

A schoolmate interrupts and delivers a deft roast.

Schoolmate: Girl just fol. Roses are red, violets are blue, newsflash sweetheart: the world doesn't need you to be the center of every scene. Your drama is a dime a dozen. A discount queen, period.

Keywords

New transfer
England
Five years
Three jobs
Family tragedy
Dead sibling
O Ryion
Schoolmate
Center of attention
Drama
Roast

FAQ

Q: Who is the new girl? A: The new girl is claimed to be a recent transfer from England, although it is revealed she's been at the school for five years.

Q: How does the new girl describe her circumstances? A: She hyperbolically describes her life as challenging, filled with multiple jobs, and tragic family events.

Q: How does the new girl interact with O Ryion? A: She attempts to catch O Ryion's attention, under the assumption that he is interested in her, but he denies any such interest.

Q: What is the schoolmate’s reaction to the new girl’s drama? A: The schoolmate dismisses her dramatic tales and delivers a sharp put-down, pointing out that the girl's need for attention is not exceptional or appreciated.