In their very first experience as adolescents in high school, Sid and Scott seem unlikely buddies. Scott is just a dreamer, intent on holding up a metaphorical middle finger to anyone who tries to prevent him along with carving out his own course in life. He is just a quintessential teen: on his fifth school by the age of fifteen, crippled by nightmares, alienated from his peers and despised by his own parents. Sid, however, wants only to be liked. An unconfident recluse through context, background and Sid's black render him almost no time to get no money to get hobbies and friends.