Daphne (to Regina after hearing about her talking to her Chemistry professor about Daphne's midterm grade): Oh God, you didn't.
I was trying to help.
What did you even say to her?
I just wanted to make sure she was aware of the challenges.
You used my deafness?
She needed to know your story.
She knows I'm deaf.
But she probably doesn't know the extent of the extra challenges you face.
She does. She just hates excuses. (sighs) Why didn't you tell me first so that I could've talked you out of it?
Parents have a right to communicate with their kids' teachers.
They're called professors.
Hey!
Mom, I'm not in high school anymore. This is college.
I know that.
Do you know how humiliated I am? You made me look like a baby. An invalid. A disabled whiner.
All I said was.
You never went to college!
So what?
So you don't get it.
I don't care how many diplomas you get. You are never to speak to me like this. Never.
You've never been in this world. You don't know how it works.
Stop right there before you say something you'll regret. I do not like the person you're becoming. (leaves Daphne's dorm)
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