Ariel asking Chuck what he will do when she leaves for college. He asks why s...
Reverend telling Ariel she does not want to see her seeing Ren, and in answer...
Ariel asking Ren if their dance will be as exciting as the one they just atte...
Chuck and Ariel argue as she tells him he had a lot to smoke and he believes ...
Ariel about her father having a field day once the drunken accident that kill...
Ariel about her father going off the deep end when her brother died.
Ariel commenting on how much she liked seeing her father prepare for his serm...
Ariel on her father deciding we all needed saving, no matter what.
Rusty teasing Ariel who is asking about Ren after telling her real details fi...
Ariel and the Reverend fight as she lied about staying at Rusty's. He states ...
Wendy Jo enamored with Ren's looks while Ariel is not so bowled over.
Ariel to Ren about her boyfriend not owning her even though he likes to act l...
Ariel asking Ren if he wants to kiss her. When he replies only someday she is...
Willard, Rusty, Ren and Ariel sing a weird song in the car with Ren.
Ariel to the Reverend about why he feels it necessary to check up on her.
Sarah, Ariel, Wendy Jo and Edna deliberate on Cindy getting pregnant and who ...
Ariel asking her father about the classical music he is playing who identifie...
Edna in the car with Ariel commenting on the gross state of Chuck's car.
Ariel comes out after watching Ren dance and confesses to watching. He though...
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