On the night before she leaves for college, Sam confronts Charlie about his passivity and why he never asked her out. Charlie finally confesses his deep feelings for her, leading to a vulnerable romantic moment that is suddenly interrupted by a traumatic flashback.
SAM: Thanks for staying up with me.
CHARLIE: Sure. My brother said Penn State has a restaurant called Ye Olde College Diner. You have to get a grilled stickie on your first night. It's a tradition.
SAM: That sounds like fun.
CHARLIE: Yeah. Pretty soon, you'll have a whole new group of friends, and y
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Audition scene from The Perks of Being a Wallflower: Sam confronts Charlie about his feelings before college. This coming-of-age drama duologue features intimate, vulnerable, and conflicted tones. Perfect for actors seeking contemporary, character-driven material.
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