I normally hated detention hall, but today was different. Seated in seat 1, row 1 was Angela. Angela had lived a tough life, but her passion for Shakespeare had caught my attention when she was in my sophomore Lit class. Now at 18, Angela had truly blossomed. It was difficult to divert my eyes from her short dress and darkley tanned legs. After denying her multiple requests for restroom privileges, the bell rang and the students went home. I spent another hour grading papers and preparing for the next day. When I left, the school was compeltely deserted. As I approached my car, I noticed Angela standing alone at the front of the school, tears flowing from her eyes. Walking back toward her, I asked "Angela, are you OK-- can I help you?