The Breakfast Club - Revision history

imported>KonBot: Replaced "Ren" with "Ren Metzger" to avoid confusion with Ren Shimosawa

2015-09-19T17:05:14Z

Replaced "Ren" with "Ren Metzger" to avoid confusion with Ren Shimosawa

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imported>KonBot: Replaced "Ren" with "Ren Metzger" to avoid confusion with Ren Shimosawa

2015-09-19T17:05:14Z

Replaced "Ren" with "Ren Metzger" to avoid confusion with Ren Shimosawa

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	==About==		==About==
	===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 1]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 1]]===
	After a [[jock]] trips [[Ren]] in the cafeteria of their [[high school (Betty)\|high school]], Ren tells [[Betty]] that he takes comfort in thinking of the home life of his bullies. He says, "C'mon, did you see ''The Breakfast Club''? They're all afraid of their [[Crash's father\|daddies]]." Ren says he hopes "they're shakin' in their cleats when they don't get a touchdown. That means an automatic beating at home."		After a [[jock]] trips [[Ren Metzger]] in the cafeteria of their [[high school (Betty)\|high school]], Ren tells [[Betty]] that he takes comfort in thinking of the home life of his bullies. He says, "C'mon, did you see ''The Breakfast Club''? They're all afraid of their [[Crash's father\|daddies]]." Ren says he hopes "they're shakin' in their cleats when they don't get a touchdown. That means an automatic beating at home."

	===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 2]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 2]]===

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standard layout

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	===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 2]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 2]]===
	[[Betty]] conjures an [[illusion]] of [[Crash's father]] and terrifies the boy in his [[high school (Betty)\|high school]] locker room. He says things to [[Crash]] like "never loved you anyway," and "should've drowned you at birth, boy!" Like ''The Breakfast Club'''s Andrew, Crash is psychologically hurt by these degrading remarks from a tough father.		[[Betty]] conjures an [[illusion]] of [[Crash's father]] and terrifies the boy in his [[high school (Betty)\|high school]] locker room. He says things to [[Crash]] like "never loved you anyway," and "should've drowned you at birth, boy!" Like ''The Breakfast Club'''s Andrew, Crash is psychologically hurt by these degrading remarks from a tough father.

⚫	==Notes==
⚫	* In ''The Breakfast Club'', Andrew Clark (portrayed by Emilio Estevez) is a "jock", ashamed to be in detention. In one scene, Andy admits he is often pushed beyond his limits by his father and others. He breaks down and says that he is pressured by his father to always win.

	==Memorable Quotes==		==Memorable Quotes==
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	: - Andrew Clark (''The Breakfast Club'')		: - Andrew Clark (''The Breakfast Club'')

		⚫	==Notes==
		⚫	* In ''The Breakfast Club'', Andrew Clark (portrayed by Emilio Estevez) is a "jock", ashamed to be in detention. In one scene, Andy admits he is often pushed beyond his limits by his father and others. He breaks down and says that he is pressured by his father to always win.

	{{film reference}}		{{film reference}}

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update navbar

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	{{reference}}		{{film reference}}
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	===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 1]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 1]]===
	After a [[jock]] trips [[Ren]] in the cafeteria of their [[high school (Betty)\|high school]], Ren tells [[Betty]] that he takes comfort in thinking of the home life of his bullies. He says, "C'mon, did you see ''The Breakfast Club''? They're all afraid of their [[Crash's father\|daddies]]." Ren says he hopes "they're shakin' in their cleats when they don't get a touchdown. That means an automatic beating at home."		After a [[jock]] trips [[Ren]] in the cafeteria of their [[high school (Betty)\|high school]], Ren tells [[Betty]] that he takes comfort in thinking of the home life of his bullies. He says, "C'mon, did you see ''The Breakfast Club''? They're all afraid of their [[Crash's father\|daddies]]." Ren says he hopes "they're shakin' in their cleats when they don't get a touchdown. That means an automatic beating at home."

			===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 2]]===
			[[Betty]] conjures an [[illusion]] of [[Crash's father]] and terrifies the boy in his [[high school (Betty)\|high school]] locker room. He says things to [[Crash]] like "never loved you anyway," and "should've drowned you at birth, boy!" Like ''The Breakfast Club'''s Andrew, Crash is psychologically hurt by these degrading remarks from a tough father.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 1 */ link

2007-07-04T03:26:32Z

Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 1: link

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	==About==		==About==
	===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 1]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 1]]===
	After a [[jock]] trips [[Ren]] in the cafeteria of their [[high school (Betty)\|high school]], Ren tells [[Betty]] that he takes comfort in thinking of the home life of his bullies. He says, "C'mon, did you see ''The Breakfast Club''? They're all afraid of their daddies." Ren says he hopes "they're shakin' in their cleats when they don't get a touchdown. That means an automatic beating at home."		After a [[jock]] trips [[Ren]] in the cafeteria of their [[high school (Betty)\|high school]], Ren tells [[Betty]] that he takes comfort in thinking of the home life of his bullies. He says, "C'mon, did you see ''The Breakfast Club''? They're all afraid of their [[Crash's father\|daddies]]." Ren says he hopes "they're shakin' in their cleats when they don't get a touchdown. That means an automatic beating at home."

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	==About==		==About==
	===[[Betty, Part 1]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:Betty, Part 1]]===
	After a [[jock]] trips [[Ren]] in the cafeteria of their [[high school (Betty)\|high school]], Ren tells [[Betty]] that he takes comfort in thinking of the home life of his bullies. He says, "C'mon, did you see ''The Breakfast Club''? They're all afraid of their daddies." Ren says he hopes "they're shakin' in their cleats when they don't get a touchdown. That means an automatic beating at home."		After a [[jock]] trips [[Ren]] in the cafeteria of their [[high school (Betty)\|high school]], Ren tells [[Betty]] that he takes comfort in thinking of the home life of his bullies. He says, "C'mon, did you see ''The Breakfast Club''? They're all afraid of their daddies." Ren says he hopes "they're shakin' in their cleats when they don't get a touchdown. That means an automatic beating at home."

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2007-06-28T03:02:36Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* In ''The Breakfast Club'', Andrew Clark (portrayed by Emilio Estevez) is a "jock", ashamed to be in detention. In one scene, Andy admits he is often pushed beyond his limits by his father and others. He breaks down and says that he is pressured by his father to always win.		* In ''The Breakfast Club'', Andrew Clark (portrayed by Emilio Estevez) is a "jock", ashamed to be in detention. In one scene, Andy admits he is often pushed beyond his limits by his father and others. He breaks down and says that he is pressured by his father to always win.

			==Memorable Quotes==
			"''I taped Larry Lester's buns together....I did it for my old man. I tortured this poor kid, because I wanted him to think that I was cool....I got the feeling that he was disappointed that I never cut loose on anyone, right....I started thinking about my father, and his attitude about weakness....It's all because of me and my old man. Oh God, I ... hate him! He's like this mindless machine that I can't even relate to anymore. 'Andrew, you've got to be number one! I won't tolerate any losers in this family....Win. Win! WIN!!!' You son of a bitch!''"

			: - Andrew Clark (''The Breakfast Club'')

	{{reference}}		{{reference}}

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: New page: {{infobox reference |image=The Breakfast Club.jpg | caption = | first = Betty, Part 1 | wikilink = The Breakfast Club | wikilinktitle = ''The Breakfast ...

2007-06-28T02:36:19Z

New page: {{infobox reference |image=The Breakfast Club.jpg | caption =  | first = Betty, Part 1 | wikilink = The Breakfast Club | wikilinktitle = ''The Breakfast ...

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{{infobox reference
|image=The Breakfast Club.jpg
| caption = 
| first = Betty, Part 1
| wikilink = The Breakfast Club
| wikilinktitle = ''The Breakfast Club''
}}
'''''The Breakfast Club''''' is the 1985 film that focuses on five high school students, their stereotypes, and forging bonds with others.

==About==
===[[Betty, Part 1]]===
After a [[jock]] trips [[Ren]] in the cafeteria of their [[high school (Betty)|high school]], Ren tells [[Betty]] that he takes comfort in thinking of the home life of his bullies. He says, "C'mon, did you see ''The Breakfast Club''? They're all afraid of their daddies." Ren says he hopes "they're shakin' in their cleats when they don't get a touchdown. That means an automatic beating at home."

==Notes==
* In ''The Breakfast Club'', Andrew Clark (portrayed by Emilio Estevez) is a "jock", ashamed to be in detention. In one scene, Andy admits he is often pushed beyond his limits by his father and others. He breaks down and says that he is pressured by his father to always win.

{{reference}}