Notes

1. Protagonist: Nehemiah, the student in class 6H whom everyone likes. He is caring and is always ready to help out others, regardless of the situation.
2. Antagonist: Remington, the "lazy kid" in class 6H who never does his work and hardly participates in group projects unless forced to. Not a lot of people like him because of his bad attitude.
3. Context/Conflict: Being a good friend, Nehemiah helps out Remington by teaching him how to do his homework. However, the mid-year examinations are looming and Remington has not started to revise.
4. Scene/Setting: In the classroom, after class has been dismissed for the weekend.

1. Nehemiah stays back after school to help Remington with his homework as usual. "Remington, what homework do you want help with first? The teachers gave us a lot of practice papers to complete today," said Nehemiah, "I might have to do my homework while teaching you." Remington said, "I think we'll do English first. The mid-year examinations are this Friday and we would have to do more revision papers if we want to score high marks."
2. Feeling that something was not right, Nehemiah questioned, "Have you done any actual revision at home other than practice papers? Just doing practice papers isn't enough."
3. "Doing practice papers is like doing the actual test itself! Why would it be not enough?"
4. "If you do not revise properly you will just repeat your mistakes when you do practice papers. You ought to hurry and start; there's not much time left."
5. "I can never possibly finish all of that!" said Remington, with a shocked expression on his face. "There's still Mathematics, English, Science... I have to find another way to keep my parents happy." Both Nehemiah and Remington proceeded to think about ideas to solve this problem.
6. A while later, Nehemiah finally thought of a great idea to save Remington. "I'll know what we should do. You are good at hiding things from people, why not hide your textbook under your desk during the examination!" Nehemiah exclaimed. Remington, who again was too lazy to think about whether it was right or wrong, nodded and agreed to the plan. It may be risky, but it is definitely worth the reward, Remington thought.