Tahoma writes into out-loud speech and singing that he sings that if that is all there is to it, that he'd love to be friends, though more would have been preferable, but he understands if she is only lonely looking for a friend to pass the time, then he recalls in the song her first song about how she has broken up with bad friends.
She sings back that she's glad he understands, showing she is hurting that he believes her that she only wants to be friends.
Tahoma's self-insertion in the scene he writes is then recalling her song about how she wants to prioritize school over romance, and he agrees with her in song that now is the time for school, not romance, though he wishes he were a Dad, but it can wait, he can be a big brother for now, and enjoy some friendly company to pass the time, like her he needs friends to pass the time until thirty, too.
She sings how she is glad he understands, though still looks hurt that they're not going to be a couple, and then she sings a second song about how when she goes home to Thailand, they can be penpals so she can practice English, and maybe he could learn Phasathai in return, if he's interested?
Tahoma writes a response that he will gladly help her with English, and learn her language in return.
Now, Chailai's role sings how she is happy, because he is showing interest in Phasatai, and they end this duet that they will pass their vacation time together, then part ways to be penpals teaching eachother languages.
Shiye has his class learn and sing both songs in preparation for the musical tryouts.
She sings back that she's glad he understands, showing she is hurting that he believes her that she only wants to be friends.
Tahoma's self-insertion in the scene he writes is then recalling her song about how she wants to prioritize school over romance, and he agrees with her in song that now is the time for school, not romance, though he wishes he were a Dad, but it can wait, he can be a big brother for now, and enjoy some friendly company to pass the time, like her he needs friends to pass the time until thirty, too.
She sings how she is glad he understands, though still looks hurt that they're not going to be a couple, and then she sings a second song about how when she goes home to Thailand, they can be penpals so she can practice English, and maybe he could learn Phasathai in return, if he's interested?
Tahoma writes a response that he will gladly help her with English, and learn her language in return.
Now, Chailai's role sings how she is happy, because he is showing interest in Phasatai, and they end this duet that they will pass their vacation time together, then part ways to be penpals teaching eachother languages.
Shiye has his class learn and sing both songs in preparation for the musical tryouts.
