'They weren't part of any cliques at Johnson High, so they had no choice but to form their own clique of societal rejects, bottom feeders as Davie so gallantly referred to them as. These kids were tired of being put down, tired of being ignored by the popular snobs who would rather drink a milkshake of dog feces and fish oil than have a casual conversation with the Lowly Ones.' When a simple prank on the most popular girl at school turns fatal, four outcasted teens live with the burden of taking her life along with the pain of their own.