No, it's been changed to the theater. I mean, what better place for drama, right?

Danielle: Hello?Max Cady:Hello, Danielle? Is this Miss Danielle Bowden?Danielle:Yeah.Max Cady:This is your new teacher calling.Danielle:From English or Drama?Max Cady:Drama. So how you doing?Danielle:Fine.Max Cady:Well, I'm just going down the list, greeting my summer students. You sound kind of down.Danielle:No. Uh... there's just been stuff going on around here, that's all.Max Cady:I see. Anything I can do?Danielle:I doubt it. I mean, shit happens, you know, like the T-shirt says.Max Cady:Yeah. Well, you know, Danielle, all that negativity, you can use that.Danielle:What do you mean?Max Cady:Well, I'm the kind of teacher that takes a very personal interest in his kids. And don't mind me if I tell you everything you're going through, is okay, go with it. The awkwardness you feel, say, when you're walking down the street and some leering fool is making fun of your sexuality, the turmoil you feel, *extra* bad when that particular time of the month comes around, the *anger* that you feel that your mom and dad won't let you just grow up and be yourself, be a woman.Max Cady:Go with it. Don't suppress or deny it. Use it in your life *and* your work.Danielle:Okay. I mean, uh... Thanks. I'll have to think about all that. So, class is tomorrow in Room One-Ten, right?Max Cady: No, it's been changed to the theater. I mean, what better place for drama, right?