"That's the plan. Sorry to cut into your alone time."

"It's alright, we're not pressed for time." She glances at Stiles. "Are we?"

"Uh huh. Try not to flirt the whole movie." 

"Oh, no, we'll be very very quiet. Won't do to ruin this experience, you and I need to learn to appreciate Star Wars, don't we?"

"Thanks for the reminder. How do I find you people, anyway? Everyone has seen Star Wars."

"No, no, my thing was that I had seen it but hadn't found it awesome, it's just Scott who hasn't seen it at all."

"No, your thing is that you haven't seen it. Because everyone who's seen it likes it." 

"Stiles, is Star Wars more important to you than flirting? Because it seems like it might be."

"It's as important."

"...I kinda want to test that assertion."

"If you flirt while watching Star Wars, poor Scott will never learn go appreciate it."

"But if you care about Star Wars as much as flirting surely it won't interrupt anything?"

"If we can flirt while I explain why you should love it, sure." 

"If you explain, won't you be depriving us of an important part of the experience by distracting us?"

"We might like it wrong," he explains.

"She didn't like them the first time! I have to supervise."

"Well alright, I'll accept the commentary on the condition that we snuggle while we're watching."

"I think we can all agree that's fair." 

"I hope we're not scaring you off already. This town is usually pretty friendly." 

"An adorable boy with whom I can snuggle while we watch Star Wars, no one going absurdly insane about my sexuality or gender identity, other werewolves, I don't think there's anything to scare me off."

"Someone might go absurdly insane, but most of the kids at school are okay about that sort of thing."

Speaking of other kids, would they like to be interrupted by a Friendly Classmate?

"Hey. How are you settling in?"

"Hiya! I'm alright. That plan of you guys sitting with these two at lunch today still on?"

"I don't see why not."