(student lounge)

WILLOW: This is so cool. Wow. I've been trying to find the dolls-eye crystal my entire life. Well, since June, anyway. Where'd you get it?

TARA: It-it was my grandma's, I think. I found it a long time ago in my attic. (hesitantly) I-I want you to have it.

WILLOW: Oh, no, Tara. Th-that's really sweet. I can't. It's like a family heirloom. I-I just wouldn't feel comfortable. But i-if you wanted to try out some spells with it some time, I wouldn't say no.

TARA: (eager) Maybe tonight. I mean, if you're not doing something you could . . come over and we could do something. (smiles)

WILLOW: (uncomfortable) Tonight . . . That sounds really nice. But tonight I, uh, already have plans with people. Other.

TARA: (hurt again) Oh. Um, that's okay. Another . . time.

WILLOW: Absolutely. It's just tonight, it-it's kind of a specific crowd. You might feel out of place.

TARA: I better get to class.

WILLOW: Well, um, I'll see ya later. Okay?

(Tara just nods and walks off.)

• Willow & Tara

written by: David Fury; Transcribed by Joseph B. Full transcript at:
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