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ning to a word Vanessa was saying。
“You’re going to hear the silence of the buildings and the bench and
the sidewalk; and see the streetlights on their bodies。 Then you’ll
see their hands move and their eyes talking。 Then you’ll hear them
speak; but not much。 It’s a mood piece;” Vanessa explained。
She reached for the slide projector’s remote control and began
clicking through slides of the black…and…white pictures she’d taken
to demonstrate the look she was going for in her short film。 A
wooden park bench。 A slab of pavement。 A manhole cover。 A pigeon
pecking at a used condom。 A wad of gum perched on the edge of a
garbage can。
“Ha!” someone exclaimed from the back of the room。 It was Blair
Waldorf; laughing out loud as she read the note Rain Hoffstetter had
just passed her。
For a good time call Serena v。d。 Woodsen Get it —VD??
Vanessa glared at Blair。 Film was Vanessa’s favorite class; the only
reason she came to school at all。 She took it very seriously; while
most of the other girls; like Blair; were only taking Film as a break
from Advanced Placement hell—AP Calculus; AP Bio; AP History; AP
English Literature; AP French。 They were on the straight and narrow
path to Yale or Harvard or Brown; where their families had all gone
for generations。 Vanessa wasn’t like them。 Her parents hadn’t even
gone to college。 They were artists; and Vanessa wanted only one
thing in life: to go to NYU and major in film。
Actually; she wanted something else。 Or someone else; to be
precise; but we’ll get to that in a minute。
Vanessa was an anomaly at Constance; the only girl in the school
who had a nearly