This is one of those episodes that stuck for me when I hear the name Dawson's Creek. In this episode we encounter Jack and his poem, his true secret, what's been eating him up. Second best is the mean teacher, who torture his students just for the sake of it, and last the amazingly written character, Pacey Witter.
When Pacey defended Jack in Mr.Peterson class, it is one of the most genuine, passionate scenes I've ever seen in a teen drama. The dialogs were impressive and sharp, Joshua Jackson and Edmund Kearney's top notch acting makes it a great experience, and memorable too. The dilemma of Jack being gay or not was handled pretty well, considering they didn't go all the way declaring Jack is gay. A perfect emotional tension!
When Pacey defended Jack in Mr.Peterson class, it is one of the most genuine, passionate scenes I've ever seen in a teen drama. The dialogs were impressive and sharp, Joshua Jackson and Edmund Kearney's top notch acting makes it a great experience, and memorable too. The dilemma of Jack being gay or not was handled pretty well, considering they didn't go all the way declaring Jack is gay. A perfect emotional tension!