Come on out, Lucas. I know you're in there. I can see your feet. Have you been crying?...

[Lucas hides away from Maggie under a bridge] Maggie: Come on out, Lucas. I know you're in there. I can see your feet. [joins Lucas under the bridge] Maggie: Have you been crying? Lucas: Yeah. So what? I mean, wimps do that. Didn't you know? Just like big, strong guys. Maggie: What do you want me to do, Lucas? Lucas: I don't care. Just keep doing what you're doing. Go to bed with him. Maggie: That's not fair. Lucas: Yeah, a lot of things aren't fair. Maggie: Lucas, you and I were just friends. Lucas: Why? Maggie: What do you mean, why? Lucas: I mean, why just friends? Maggie: Because that's all we were. Lucas: Yeah, but why? Maggie: Well, you're 14. Lucas: Romeo was 14. Maggie: I don't know, Lucas. There are certain people you like in a certain way, and others you like as a friend. I don't know why. You know about science, do you know why? Lucas: Yeah. Actually, I do. It's called the process of natural selection. You ever heard of Darwin? The males who demonstrate physical prowess are the most attractive to the females. And by breeding with the strongest males, the females ensure survival of the species. Maggie: You know how wonderful you are? Lucas: Yeah, but it doesn't turn you on, does it? Maggie: I want you to be my friend. [Lucas tries to kiss Maggie] Maggie: What are we going to do with you? Lucas: Go away. [Lucas begins to yell] Lucas: Go! Leave! Leave! Go! Go away! [Maggie leaves Lucas alone]