We’ll see how much she’s liked when she burns down the house to make s’mores or takes the car keys to takes a joyride into oncoming traffic…‘cuz it’s fun and she wants to.
For those worried about Gunther’s “moral dilemma” (read: self-righteousness), consider this: if Gunther would have told Bernice about the party, everyone would have been mad at Tiffany for not covering for them; Bernice would be mad at Tiffany for blowing off the study thing; Tiffany would have been mad at Gunther for snitching and Bernice would be further detested by the floor she is supposed to control…only now, along with Tiffany, who would never receive another invite to anything.
I think Gunther needs to get off his high horse and take one for his friend. As it turned out, everyone is happy and no one is mad at anyone. Gunther doesn’t have to live in that world (on that floor, anyway), so he should just suck it up and let it go.
As for Bets, she didn’t influence Gunther’s decision either way, so he shouldn’t be mad at her for enjoying the messiness that is going on around them. This is college: it gets way more complicated than this in the real world.
We’ll see how much she’s liked when she burns down the house to make s’mores or takes the car keys to takes a joyride into oncoming traffic…‘cuz it’s fun and she wants to.