Unless you give me a tragic backstory or a reason for emotional problems, I don’t want to hear it. I’m really not here for characters like this anymore. Diane assures us that Lenny doesn’t look for trouble, it just happens to find him, and to that I say ( source) Luckily, Diane’s horror at Lenny’s action makes him stop (oh yay! She’s even being painted as ‘the one who can quell his violent urges’ like that’s her fucking job or something), and he stomps out of the room. That said, Lenny actively starts to take a swing at the guy, so there are no winners in this horse race. Crowell probably shouldn’t be teaching children. Northwood in “The Dare”, because while I felt bad for Mr. He’s kind of like a worse and more abusive version of Mr. Crowell’s class, Lenny is caught snickering and Mr. They all run away when the couple figures it out, and Spencer invites the group to come back that Monday after midnight to play more Night Games. Hm, impersonating a police officer, we’re off to a great start. He invites them to come along, and since it’s past midnight and they’re all no doubt already breaking curfew, why not keep the fun going? They see a car with a couple inside, making out, and Spencer pretends to be a police officer and gives them a good scare. But they’re back now, and while he’s not at their high school he’s at St Ann’s, a hop skip and jump away! And he’s sneaking out to play some ‘Night Games’. Apparently his Dad’s store closed and his grandmother in DC got sick, so they moved out there to care for her.

When Diane asks where he’s been this past year (as she’s called him and called him, since they were besties until she started dating Lenny), he asks her if she got his letter. Is it a burglar? No, it’s their old friend Spencer Jarvis! They has him why he’s crawling out of some stranger’s house, but he says that his family lives there now. As they continue to walk they suddenly see a figure crawl out of a window. Diane assures the reader that Lenny may look like a tough guy, but beneath his abusive and asshole-ish demeanor is a ‘marshmallow’, and ho boy, he’s one of those. Crowell because he has a victim complex and thinks that Mr. Diane’s boyfriend Lenny ESPECIALLY hates Mr.

These friends are shocked that their teacher has a life outside of being a dick who teaches math, as if teachers aren’t humans too.

Crowell, who has decorated his front lawn with tacky and bright Christmas decorations. They are outside the house of their most hated teacher, Mr. The Plot: We meet Diane, Cassie, Jordan, and Lenny as they are walking home from Red Heat Dance club. Now Diane and her friends are in too deep. Every night they come up with a new prank to play.īut then Diane’s boyfriend, Lenny, wants revenge on a teacher, and the pranks turn to murder. Where Did I Get This Book: ILL from the library!ĭiane loves sneaking out in the middle of the night. Book: “Night Games” (Fear Street #40) by R.L.

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