Tina: I can't believe how Danny and Brad are acting.
They should know better.
Tina: I can't believe Danny would fight with me!
Billy: Tina cry?
Tina: I'm okay.
Billy: Tina sad.
Tina: Yes, I'm a little sad.
Billy: Happy picture.
Tina: You're so sweet.
Tina: I'm just sad about my friends.
Billy: Brad and Danny!
Tina: You like them, I know.
Tina: But we . . . we are having a fight.
Billy: Why?
Tina: Some mean boys hurt Danny.
Danny is angry.
Billy: Grr!
Tina: That's right. Now, Danny wants to hurt the mean boys.
Billy: Hurt is bad!
Tina: I think so too, Billy.
I won't hurt the mean boys.
Tina: So, Danny and Brad aren't my friends right now.
Billy: Tina sad.
Tina: I'm sad because I don't know what to do.
Dad: I'm sorry to hear that, sweetie.
Tina: Dad! I didn't know you were there.
Dad: I didn't mean to listen in.
Tina: No, it's okay.
Dad: I'm proud of you for not wanting to hurt the mean boys.
Tina: You've always said that it's not right to hurt people.
Dad: These kids sound like bullies.
Tina: They are.
Tina: And now Danny is being just like them!
He wants to bully the bullies.
Dad: I'm sure you can convince him it's a bad idea.
Tina: I tried, Dad, but he won't listen!
Dad: So you don't know what to do?
Tina: Yeah, I'm stuck.
Dad: Is there someone Danny respects?
Tina: I thought he respected me.
Dad: I'm sure he does.
Dad: I mean, is there an older person that he might listen to?
Tina: Older?
Dad: Sure. You know, someone bigger.
Tina: Someone bigger . . .
Dad: You've thought of someone, haven't you?
Tina: I know the perfect person.
Dad: So . . . now there's no problem.
Tina: Um, no. No problem at all . . .