"The only girls I'd ever seen Dean date with sexy blonde cheerleaders...ones who never seemed particularly bright. It was as though he alwayswent for...the dumbest and most stereotypical bimbo he could find. Thatjust reminded me of what my mom had said, that if I gave in and went toDean, then I'd probably end up as some bimbo for the rest of my life."No," I told myself again, sitting up in bed and knowing that Icouldn't let that happen. No matter what, I wasn't going to go toDean or anyone. " She smiled a sort of 'got-cha' smile and then stood up."Well, I gotta get over to Amy's," she said, scooping up her bag andheading for the door. "Guess I'll see you later." She opened the door togo out, then stopped and turned back to him. "It's nice to see you again,Sam" she said. "I guess I'm glad you're here." Then she bounced out thedoor. "See ya!" she said brightly, and was gone.Sam stood for a few moments, watching her through the window as shetraipsed off to meet her friend. As. As he returns home, Encolpius encounters Giton who begs him to take him back as his lover. Encolpius finally forgives him (91). Eumolpus arrives from the baths and reveals that a man there (evidently Ascyltos) was looking for someone called Giton (92).Encolpius decides not to reveal Giton's identity, but he and the poet fall into rivalry over the boy (93–94). This leads to a fight between Eumolpus and the other residents of the insula (95–96), which is broken up by the manager Bargates. Then. Be still my heart. In the back of the cab I remember laughing to myself and repeating over and over, “Oh my god. I can’t believe I’m doing this.”I was completely sober, and here I was being driven to a bar that I had never been to, alone at 12:30 at night. No one even knew I had left. As I was pulling up, I could see some women spilling out of the club onto the back patio. Another shot of fear coursed through me. I paid the driver, who was smirking when he said "good luck", and took a deep.