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In '''Eye of the Dolphin''', teenager Melissa wakes from an aquatic nightmare and tarts herself up for a day at school. She responds to some teasing by her grandmother by twitting her about her dates and handing her a condom. Then she smokes pot in the bathroom and gets suspended. | In '''Eye of the Dolphin''', teenager Melissa wakes from an aquatic nightmare and tarts herself up for a day at school. She responds to some teasing by her grandmother by twitting her about her dates and handing her a condom. Then she smokes pot in the bathroom and gets suspended. | ||
| − | Her grandmother then reveals to Melissa that her father is not dead - although that is what her mom had led her to believe. He studies [[dolphin]] | + | Her grandmother then reveals to Melissa that her father is not dead - although that is what her mom had led her to believe. He studies [[dolphin communication]] in the [[Bahamas]], but his research is in conflict with the local tourism industry. (And rather far-fetched: he has supposedly trained a dolphin to win at tictactoe.) |
Revision as of 21:25, November 19, 2008
In Eye of the Dolphin, teenager Melissa wakes from an aquatic nightmare and tarts herself up for a day at school. She responds to some teasing by her grandmother by twitting her about her dates and handing her a condom. Then she smokes pot in the bathroom and gets suspended.
Her grandmother then reveals to Melissa that her father is not dead - although that is what her mom had led her to believe. He studies dolphin communication in the Bahamas, but his research is in conflict with the local tourism industry. (And rather far-fetched: he has supposedly trained a dolphin to win at tictactoe.)