Palo Alto

April is at soccer practice when her friends make fun of their coach, Mr. B, for having a crush on her. This sets the tone for the complicated relationships that will develop throughout the film.

Teddy and Fred discuss hypothetical scenarios about drunk driving accidents. Teddy reveals his willingness to abandon his crush, April, if it meant escaping the consequences of such an accident.

During a party, Teddy takes April and Fred to the graveyard where they share a moment of intimacy. April carves a heart into a tree, symbolizing her budding feelings for Teddy.

Teddy goes outside to throw up and ends up with Emily, who takes him to the bathroom. Meanwhile, April witnesses Teddy and Emily's kiss, sparking jealousy, which complicates her feelings for him.

After leaving the party, Teddy and Fred get into a car accident. Teddy drives away in panic, blaming Fred for their conversation about such hypothetical scenarios, showcasing their reckless choices.

A police officer arrives at Teddy's house to arrest him for driving under the influence. This event marks a turning point in Teddy's life, leading to serious ramifications and community service.

Teddy stands in court, where he's sentenced to twelve months of probation and community service at a children's library. This experience becomes a source of embarrassment and reflection for him.

While serving his community service, Teddy gets in trouble for misbehaving with Fred, who draws inappropriate things in a children's book. This incident highlights how difficult it is for him to learn from his past mistakes.

April visits Mr. B for help with her History paper, but the meeting turns inappropriate when he confesses his feelings and kisses her. This incident complicates her emotions as she navigates adulthood.

In a reckless spree, Teddy and Fred decide to cut down the tree where April carved a heart. This act symbolizes their destructive decision-making and disregard for the feelings they each have towards April.

During a soccer game, April struggles to perform, adding pressure to her already complicated relationship with Mr. B. Mr. B offers to drive her home, leading to an unexpected turn in their relationship.

In a vulnerable moment, April loses her virginity to Mr. B after he drives her home. This moment significantly alters their relationship and adds to the complexities of April's emotional journey.

When babysitting Michael, April is hurt to learn he has another babysitter. This news deepens her emotional turmoil and leads her to confront Mr. B about their inappropriate relationship.

At another party, April and Teddy share an intimate moment where he professes his love. This confession only confuses April more, as she grapples with her feelings towards both Teddy and Mr. B.

As Teddy and Fred get weed from Skull, Fred reveals his struggles with his identity and sexuality, crying after being teased. This moment highlights the deeper issues they all face as teenagers searching for their identities.