impressive feat of saying goodbye to each individual student, having memorized all of their names. This impresses even Zach, who also begins to appreciate Hugh for standing by him. Before he departs, Flora lectures Rain about the fallibility of the hippie lifestyle, noting how Cap misspent the school's money and how Rain cannot sustain him forever. Having said his goodbyes, Cap goes back to Garland with Rain. Later, Cap is arrested once again for driving on Garland Farm without a license and is told that he no longer has permission to drive on the property because Rain no longer owns Garland, having sold it. She shows up at the police station, driving a Mercedes and wearing stylish clothes. She tells Cap that Flora was right, and that her accident was a wake-up call to make sure Cap is taken care of, knowing she won't live forever. She reassures Cap however, that she has not completely sold out on the ideals of the sixties. She tells him that she sold Garland for seventeen million dollars, and that she has bought a condo for the two to live in and has taken inspiration from Cap's actions with the school's money to create a charitable foundation. In the meantime, while she oversees the transactions, she tells Cap that he'll be staying with the Donnellys again, and that he'll be able to return to C Average. Cap is overjoyed, noting that he already knows everyone's names. References External links 2007 Canadian novels Canadian young adult novels Novels by Gordon Korman Novels about bullying Novels set in high schools and secondary schools