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In the end, Benji publicly confesses his feelings for Bailey by singing a song, mustering all his courage in front of the entire school. Unfortunately, Bailey rejects him outright, which leaves him humiliated as the students mock him. However, in a surprising twist, Bailey then gives him a wink before leaving, hinting that she might secretly like him or perhaps continue secretly seeing him. This ending leaves a lot open to interpretation, but it seems that Bailey might continue their relationship discreetly, as she is unwilling to risk her reputation by being seen with a freshman. Benji, having faced his fears and expressed his love, arguably deserves better than to be held back by Bailey’s concerns over peer judgment. His act of bravery shows that he’s willing to risk everything for genuine feelings, even if it means humiliation. The filmmakers seem to suggest that true courage lies in being authentic, regardless of how others perceive you.

Meanwhile, in the mid-credits scene, the beloved and lively physical education teacher, Mr. Studebaker, is shown being fired after a video from the party surfaces, where he was drinking and acting wildly. The principal, observing this, decides to dismiss him, ending his fun-loving, carefree persona. This scene hints at the ongoing consequences of the chaotic night, suggesting that even the most popular or carefree among the students and teachers are not immune to the repercussions of their actions. If there’s a sequel or further installment, it might explore how these characters deal with the fallout and whether they continue to grow beyond their high school days. Overall, the ending underscores the chaos, innocence, and the fleeting moments of courage that define their high school experience.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 09:01