This is Your School Part 3

### Official Overview

As the first day of high school concludes, we see Adam go through his final 2 classes, and makes a decision that could potentially affect his musical obsessions forever!

### Synopsis

The episode begins much like This is Your School Part 2, starting off right from where the previous episode left off. We now see James. Arjun and Adam Hendrickson standing in The Whitelake Commons. James motivates the trio, explaining that the unique day schedule allows for the entire gang to have lunch together, for at least once. They eventually find Tyler and Scott seated just off to the side. They sit down next to them, as Scott tells the group about one of his history teachers, who seems to not really be doing her job at all. As he is talking, he is interrupted by Victoria, who is handing out little pamphlets for people to join the musical. Adam pulls out his blue notebook and begins to write, but is interrupted by Arjun, who asks if he is doing homework.

Adam explains that he had a revelation earlier that day, and he wants to get it down on paper before it leaves his head. Tyler and James both chime in, letting us in on the fact that this is likely a musical idea. Adam says "you guys know I only care about The Victorians Soundtrack". Suddenly, The Storyteller appears, and tells us that he would like to have this part of the story, for Adam could not possibly explain this without some help.

The Storyteller takes us back to a few weeks prior to the events of the episode, back to when Adam first discovered The Victorians Soundtrack, and he gives us a complete background on what it is, how Adam discovered it, and how Adam plans to use his new fascination with music theory to bring the music to life.

Once that sequence ends, we cut to Adam outside of his final class, which Arjun and him were heard discussing in This is Your School Part 1. We uncover that the reason Adam is taking a computer keyboarding class is because he was called in sick on the day they took the keyboarding test. He grumpily walks into the class and has a seat. His keyboarding teacher, who introduces herself as Mrs. Rivers, explains to the class that their assignment for the day is to write a letter to their future selves, which could be given to her, and handed back at the day they graduate. The Storyteller appears, explaining that that would be pointless, that Adam's future self wouldn't benefit from that at all. Adam finds himself on the website of Mr. Alexander, the composer for The Victorians Soundtrack. The Storyteller cheers him on, and Adam begins constructing an email to Mr. Alexander, explaining who he is and why he wants The Victorians Soundtrack so badly. He sends it off, and we see the email show up on Mr. Alexander's desktop.

The final scene takes place outside, where James explains to Adam that they are sleeping over at Scott's basement that night. Adam is thrilled to hear this, for if he gets a response from Mr. Alexander. perhaps it could happen while he was with all his friends. James and Scott are confused by this, and James finds his way to his bus. Scott inquires further about The Victorians Soundtrack, wondering what Adam thinks about his own obsession. Adam explains that he just really wants to hear the music. The two part ways, and we follow Adam onto his bus, still excited at the prospect of potentially getting The Victorian's Soundtrack. The bus takes off and we have a music-filled cinematic sequence following Adam home. We see what Adam had been working on earlier in the episode, which was the "Whitelake Theme". It is believed this revelation was spawned from the rough animated sequence at the end of Episode 2.

The episode ends with Adam coming into his room, finishing the music on his piano, and The Storyteller is seen standing to the side.