In the Bueller home Jeanie and Rooney both hear each other on the opposite si...
On the way home Jeanie almost runs over Ferris, who's trying to get home befo...
After knocking out Rooney, Jeanie runs up to her bedroom and calls the police.
After Ferris' dramatic display, Jeanie gives him the finger on the sly. He wi...
Jeanie has a problem getting any assistance when she phones the police.
Jeanie protest her parents allowing Ferris the day off.
While Jeanie is on the phone with the police Rooney's car is being towed.
Jeanie opens the door and provides cover for Ferris. Then she tosses Rooney's...
Jeanie, fully aware that Ferris is faking, turns and storms out of Ferris' room.
Rooney attends to his wounds downstairs. Jeanie addresses him over the intercom.
One of Jeanie's friends approach her in the corridor at school saying she's s...
Jeanie is talking to herself in her head about justifying that maybe Ferris i...
Jeanie knocks the Shermerite's collection can out of his hand and up in the a...
Jeanie is in the police station seated by a kid with a leather jacket on.
When the kid in the police station asks Jeanie why she just doesn't go home s...
Jeanie is in the police station wrongfully arrested and going back and forth ...
When Jeanie explains the problem she has with Ferris the kid brakes it down f...
The kid continues to look over at Jeanie and advise her while they sit in the...
Jeanie stands in Ferris' bedroom door with her hands on her hips.
Jeanie enters Rooney's office on her way to busting her brother.
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