JOYCE: She talks about you all the time. It's important to have teachers who make an impression.

GILES: She makes quite an impression herself.

JOYCE: I-I know she's having trouble with history. I-is it too difficult for her or is she not applying herself?

GILES: She lives very much in the 'now', um, and, uh, history, of course, is, is very much about the, uh... the 'then'. B-b-but there's no reason...

JOYCE: She's studying with Willow, she's studying with Darla, I-I mean, she is trying.

GILES: Darla? I-I-I don't believe I know, uh...

JOYCE: Her friend, the one who came over tonight.

GILES: Darla came to your house tonight? Sh-she's the friend that you mentioned earlier?

JOYCE: Poor thing, I must've frightened her half to death when I fainted. Someone should really check and make sure she's alright.

GILES: Yes, someone should, right away. I'll do it.

JOYCE: That school is amazing!

written by: David Greenwalt; Transcribed by: AleXander Thompson. Full transcript at:
http://www.studiesinwords.de/07angel.html