As primeiras 200 linhas.
I'm so sorry about Jennifer.
Thanks, Jared.
I still can't believe she's gone.
You better go.
I'll see you at the memorial.
Thank you all for being here today
to celebrate Jennifer's life.
She loved each and every one of you.
And because you're here,
I know that you loved her, too.
To her sisters,
at MKA.
I want to thank you
for electing her president.
It meant more to her
than you could ever imagine.
She loved being a part of Mu Kappa Alpha.
And she loved each of you
so very much.
Although Jennifer
was an only child,
my only child,
here at Chester University,
she finally had the
sisters she'd always dreamed of.
Jennifer's death is a tragedy,
which makes this so difficult.
I don't know if I'll ever understand
how someone could do something like this to her.
But I do know
that Jennifer would want us
to lean on each other
through this difficult time.
But most importantly,
you must always be careful.
So that nothing like this
ever happens again.
May we find the strength to do so.
And the love that Jennifer
left behind.
Thank you.
You two were special to Jennifer.
Promise me that you'll keep her
legacy alive.
My condolences on the loss of your daughter.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
When you have the time, please come down the station.
We'd like to talk with you.
What's Detective Blair doing here?
Shouldn't he be trying to figure out who killed Jennifer?
We can get to the bottom of this.
Maybe that's what he's doing.
-God bless you. -Thank you.
Come in.
How are you holding up?
Not great.
Jennifer was one of my best friends.
My MKA big sister, and,
now she's gone.
I know.
We're all in shock.
Not all of us.
Chrissy's acting like
nothing happened.
Well, maybe that's
just how she's coping with it.
Doesn't she realize that there's a killer on the loose
and that we could all be in danger?
There you two are.
Everyone's downstairs waiting.
Layla called like, a house meeting or something.
House meeting? What for?
Why don't you tell me?
Can't you, like, tell the future or something?
Honestly, I'm not up for it.
I'm sure everyone will understand if I skip this one.
But you're one of the people who has to be there.
So you do know what it's about.
Layla mentioned something about picking Jennifer's
replacement for chapter president.
Already?
That's what I heard. And I also heard...
Jennifer was trying to get Layla fired.
That is not true.
Why do you always spread rumors?
-I share-- -Both of you!
Jennifer's funeral was only a couple of hours ago.
It's too soon.
Okay, so why don't you come downstairs
and tell Layla that yourself then?
What is Layla thinking?
This is wrong.
I know, but I think you should go.
I did a reading after the funeral.
You're the one who should lead
-this chapter now. -Raye.
-That's sweet, but-- -I know you don't believe in it.
But I do. Completely.
Maybe we should go down
and see what Layla has to say.
Yeah.
So glad you could make it.
Brianna, I heard that you think this meeting is too soon,
and I understand.
But, Detective Blair suggested
that we just continue on with our normal activities.
I know it'll be hard,
but I agree.
We just need to carry on
because we don't know how long the investigation will be.
I just don't see how it would hurt to wait
at least a day.
Classes start tomorrow
and Rush is only two weeks away.
So I just thought that it would be easiest
to meet today while we're all here together.
So let's get started.
As all of you know,
Mu Kappa Alpha is the elite
sorority here at Chester University.
And if we intend
to maintain that level of excellence,
we need to show our new potential members
who we are.
We cannot let Jennifer's murder
be what defines us.
Yes, Alex.
I've been praying about it.
And I think we should consider not taking
a pledge class this semester.
Well, I
understand your feelings, Alex.
That is absolutely not possible.
Excellence breeds excellence.
If we want to continue to be the best sorority
here on campus, we must recruit the best.
I know that it might sound cold.
So I heard Layla on the phone the other day
talking to somebody,
and she was saying that she already thinks
we're behind the Deltas, including the semester.
And she said she'd never let that happen.
Heather.
Do you have something you'd like to share with the group?
-No. -Then I'll continue.
As most of you know,
our bylaws state that in order to become president,
you must be an upperclassman
and you must have served on executive council
for at least two semesters.
That leaves us with
three potential candidates.
And I must say that I do find it fitting
that two of those candidates were Jennifer's little sisters,
Brianna and Chrissy.
Yay! Please, ladies, come up and join me.
And our third candidate
would be Alex.
But considering she doesn't think
we even need a pledge class this semester,
I think we can all agree that
she isn't the best candidate.
Who does she think she is?
Would you want to be president?
Does it matter?
Sounds like I'm not even an option.
I don't fit the mold of who Layla wants in charge of Rush.
It's not her decision.
Layla is House Mom.
She doesn't even get a vote.
I would like each of you to consider
which of these two candidates you think
best to lead us through these very difficult times.
We will vote at the end of the week,
and I am confident that you girls
will make the right decision.
-Hey. -So...
What's the word around the house?
Honestly, like, everybody's scared.
You know, with the killer still out there?
No one's talking about the election.
That's what I was afraid of.
I need to try and change the mood around the house.
I'll totally help you with that.
-We all know you're the fun tw-- -Ah.
You know, I hate when people call us twins.
Just because Brianna and I are,
I mean, were,
both Jennifer's little sisters
doesn't mean we're anything alike.
Plus, I am so sick of hearing everyone say,
"Brianna was her favourite twin."
Not everyone says that.
Okay. Some people like you better because
you keep things exciting.
But then other people like Brianna because,
you know, she's more organized.
She's more like Jennifer.
Might be harder than I thought to be the next president.
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