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> No and yes. His reaction was completely within his >character. When he gets upset about something, it >consumes him (Remember the stare he gave Harry in the >first episode this season? Good thing Harry didn't >see it...). He often overreacts. And Steven often >underreacts. That's why they make a good team. > > He thought he was coming to see a rehearsal of Our >Town, not It's Our Town Too. He felt there was a lot >riding on the production (funding-wise) and was caught >completely off guard. And he thought he had been >tricked. > > That said, I don't think Mr. Harris intended to >trick anyone. He was too calm when Scott sat down >next to him for someone who was supposedly pulling a >fast one. I'm guessing it was a huge misunderstanding. > > What I find hard to believe is that the play had >been in rehearsal for six weeks (according to Steven), >and we are supposed to believe that no one sat in on a >rehearsal before then, and that none of the students >in the play talked to any other students. Because if >they had this would definitely have been a topic of >discussion in the halls before Scott happened into the >theater. > > Also, does anyone else find it hard to believe that >a science teacher would be directing the school play? > > Hope we can get this going again...
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