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"You can open your eyes" Lauren followed what Tina said. She opened her eyes and saw Tina's goth look wearing her gift.
"Does the look suit me? Or is my eyeliner a bit too thick?" Tina asked anxiously and Lauren immediately shook her head.
"Your look suits you Tina, Super cool goth!" Lauren said to Tina and gave a double thumbs up.
"Miss Cohen Chang!" the two jumped when Principal Figgins suddenly appeared next to them and Mr. Schue was with him.
Before Tina could ask, Principal Figgins spoke immediately."In my office, Now!'"
In Figgin's Office, Tina is sitting nervously because 5 minutes have passed but the principal and her teacher are not saying anything to her while Lauren is leaning against the wall.
"Am I in trouble?" Tina interrupted the silence because she was getting more and more nervous.
"Come on. You've got more self-esteem than that. I think this might have something to do with your perfect attendance last semester." Mr. Schue lying to Tina.
Lauren's eyebrows arched as Mr. Schue looked at her. "No. Miss Cohen-Chang is in trouble. It has come to my attention that the look you sport is what is known as goth.
American teens are coming down with a serious case of Twilight fever, transformed from normal children into vampires obsessed with the occult. And only yesterday, this dark specter reared its head at McKinley High." said Principal Figgins.
"Uhh..What?!" The three looked at Lauren when she spoke" Don't tell me Principal Figgins at your age do you still believe in supernaturals? They don't exist" Lauren said while still leaning against the wall.
She couldn't believe that just because of what Tina was wearing, she was sent to the Office.
"Denial will not make this problem go away!" said Principal Figgins.
"My parents won't even let me watch Twilight. My mom says she thinks Kristin Stewart seems like a bitch." Tina defended herself.
"This is a serious problem! Miss Cohen-Chang, you've got to find yourself another style of dress!" said principal Figgins.
"Hold on a second. Tina is shy and one way she's found to express herself is through her clothes. High school is an incredibly important time when kids get to explore who they are. When I was in high school, I had a whole year where I dressed exactly like Kurt Cobain.
I mean, come on. There has to be someone who you used to dress like." Mr. Schue defended Tina because it is his duty as a teacher to defend his students especially if he knows they are in the right and for their own good.
"Yes. For several years in my early 20s, I dressed up as Elvis. But he was a Christian, Will! And he did not possess the ability to transform into a bat!" said Principal Figgins. " Studies have shown that a strict dress code fosters a safe and stable learning environment with fewer instances of gang violence and vampirism. So, if I see you dressed in lacy demon clothes again, Tina Cohen-Chang, You will be suspended!" he added and hit the table.
