TITLE
The title "to Call or Not to Call" appears in stylized cursive text, with a coiled phone cord winding down the left side of the page.
By Rachel Nabors
SubcultureOfOne.com
PANEL 1
A "Previously in No Time for Boys..." flashback panel shows a note with a phone number being passed.
NOTE: 555-6116, Call me
PANEL 2
A boy with long hair offers popcorn to Rachel at what appears to be a movie theater concession stand.
BOY: "For you... anything..."
PANEL 3
Rachel lies sprawled face-down on her bed in a black sweater, one arm hanging off the side. A landline telephone sits on a table nearby. The note with the phone number is in her hand. Her thoughts swirl around her head.
RACHEL (thinking): "Should I call him?"
RACHEL (thinking): "But shouldn't the boy be calling the girl?"
RACHEL (thinking): "Does he want a date, or does he just want to pool around?"
RACHEL (thinking): "Was he really interested or just toying with me?"
Did you accidentally submit the wrong page last night? I remembered a page about Tuna and his dating rules was up.
Yes, I did I’m sorry.
My parents still have a phone like that!
It looks almost exactly like this one: http://www.houseofinteriors.co.uk/ekmps/shops/houseofint/images/black-retro-telephone-436-p.jpg