Monster High: The Parody Favorite Quotes

All the scenes are mixed up, in order or deleted scenes.
(The bell rings in the school for the next class. Avea Trotter and Bonita Femur, two hybrid friends walk together. Avea is a harpy and centaur and Bonita is a skeleton and moth. They walk to their lockers to get their things and head to the hallways to talk.). 
Avea: I feeling great about this year, and I want to roam around on the field. 
Bonita: Oh, Avea, it’s really good. I got extra homework for this week. 
Avea: More homework? I don’t even want to do homework. 
Bonita: It’s really important to learn on this test.
Avea: I know, but I feel asleep because I can’t learn on the paragraph about ancient history. 
Bonita: Come on, now. You always sleep and the teacher keeps on giving you advice on waking up early. 
Avea: I should get to bed early. I don’t want to be stuck in the underworld. 
Bonita: Oh, the underworld story. I love it!
Avea: You do? 
Bonita: Yes! I love learning about gods of death and war. We just learn about that in history class. 
(They stop in the hallways and it feels hot as they walk through.). 
Avea: I guess they’re bringing up the heat.
Bonita: Summertime is here. At least everyone will get some good news about vacation and a time of fun. 
Bonita: You’re right, Avea. 
Avea: I wish they have air conditioning in the halls. I know there’s fire element kids, but come on! Make it cool or warm for everybody! 
Bonita: You always love to have a solemn ground.
Avea: It’s not solemn, it’s my seriousness to compete and trying to stay strong at school. 
Bonita: You are serious about this whole sports, huh? 
Avea: It’s simply fun and unique. 
Bonita: Wait, before we go home, I need to get my textbook. I keep forgetting about it. 
Avea: You still have that book? You wrote a lot in your sticky notes. 
Bonita: It’s just a happy rapture for me to read. Everyone paid attention to this test. 
Avea: Are you talking about the test tomorrow? 
Bonita: Yes. I just read a page about the care for the animals because I love nature and helping out the plants. All of it has a meaning.
Avea: You do love nature and biography. You’re so passionate about those things and you love to learn. Do you think you can help me with the science project? 
Bonita: I would love to help you today, but my mom wants me to clean up her garden. 
Avea: What? I thought you clean up once a day. 
Bonita: It’s today. She’s going to have a total meltdown if I don’t help her clean up. 
Avea: Like if she sees a pile of broken and cracked eggs on the ground? Do you think she’ll get freaked? 
Bonita: Yes. My dad will calm her down. 
Avea: Does your parents know that you have a sweet connection for animals and plants? 
Bonita: Of course they know. They gave me watering cans, seeds and soil for the plants and food for the animals.
Avea: Aw, that’s adorable. You get to feel the nature and animals while I had to babysit all the kids. 
Bonita: Your mom gave you that job when you went to school, you know.
Avea: Yeah, but I thought it was gonna be two kids, now a hundred! 
Bonita: Silly, it’s not a hundred. It’s just three kids. 
Avea (Scoffs): Just two annoying boys and a snobby girl. 
Bonita: You told me that they like to crush things and run away to tattle.
Avea: Babysitting is too much! Many people have been eating squash and carrots, but these kids love to eat junk food. 
Bonita: I don’t like squash, and I like carrots. 
Avea: You do love to eat veggies, but those kids are hungry and irritable. 
Bonita: How about adding potatoes and eggs for them to eat? 
Avea: The girl wants potatoes and she wants devil eggs. The boys want fried potatoes with cabbage. 
Bonita: Then I might go grocery shopping. I can get you groceries from the store. 
Avea: No thanks, but that’s really kind. 
Bonita: Oh, I forgot to tell you that the girls are handing out auditions for the next runner of the Olympics at the field. 
Avea: Yes! I would pick it and I will join those people and their activities. 
Bonita: I don’t know. They said you’re stuck in your old ways because you were too stubborn. 
Avea: Okay, I may have an attitude, but I am working on it so I won’t be like that anymore. 
Bonita: Yeah, but they have the same opinion and they don’t tolerate any meanness. 
Avea: I agree, I don’t like people that are mean. 
Bonita: Especially the cheerleaders. 
Avea: They are the worst people in school. It’s not a competition on who gets to have Pom Poms or wearing a uniform. 
Bonita: They’re not really confident and bold as they claim whenever they walk with their posse. 
Avea: It’s about popularity and trying to win and they have hidden rivalries with other students, too. That’s not friendship, that’s a group of bullies. 
Bonita: I totally agree with you, Avea. It’s very hard to deal with people who are rude.
Avea: I know your heart is sweet and full of love, Bonita. 
(Then they check their ICoffins to see what time it is which is 8:00 in the morning.). 
Avea: Oh, great! It’s eight! How can time fly so fast? 
Bonita: I guess we just stand around and talk all day. Maybe in class we’ll talk about some stone walk or a fancy ring collection. 
Avea: We should be head to class right now. After that, do you wanna have frozen pizza for lunch? 
Bonita: Sure!