<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=161759.msg7485875#msg7485875">Quote from: TheHangedMan on 04-01-2013, 21:27:30</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Don't worry, I will. He's not a mind reader, and he has no clue what she's been up to; I'm just presuming that spending four years in the same school means that at some point he's caught her either trying to get him to do work for her, or finding out she's made other people do her work for her. <br/><br/>In fact, I think it might be especially funny if she did get Max to do work for her, but he made it so she completely flubbed the work (all answers incorrect).  Up to you if that happened or not, just an idea.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>It's not that she didn't do the work, but for example.  Dyllan is helping Jessica with math and she convinces him to simply let her copy his work, or gets Red to take the lead in Home Ec and buys all the ingredients Red needs.  She walks the line not wanting anyone to know she's smart, so she'd purposefully change answers to something wrong if she copied Dylan's work.  It'd raise eyebrows, and more importantly, not be cool if she got a 100%, in her view.<br/><br/>I don't know that Jessica would've asked Max for help.  Max is the class clown, after all.  It's very unlikely anyone would turn to him for help.  I thought he tried to hide his intelligence behind jokes.  Did I get confused?<br/><br/>They could've been paired together in Psychology or Philosophy (think we decided they were in both together).  That could be a source of tension between them.<br/><br/>Being the class clown, I don't think Max needs much reason to play a joke on someone.  Just has to worry about the repercussions of a poorly timed joke or a joke that goes too far.