In the short story "The Fan Club," by Rona Maynard, this is how Laura feels about her classmates' treatment of Rachel:
During Rachel's speech, Diane, Steve and others are constantly laughing and making sarcastic comments. Laura feels that their treatment of Rachel is mean and prejudiced. She is angry at them for bullying Rachel that way.
- Laura is the main character and narrator of "The Fan Club," a short story by Rona Maynard in which bullying and peer pressure are major themes.
- Laura feels excluded. She dislikes the popular kids who mistreat her and Rachel.
- Laura's own speech is about prejudice and injustice. Then, when Rachel's turn to give her speech comes, Laura is angry at her classmates for bullying and criticizing Rachel.
- However, at the end of the story, Laura is given the chance to bully Rachel with the popular kids. Instead of standing by her own beliefs and by Rachel, she accepts the chance to feel included.
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