(Looking at the tree) You know... even if it’s all a bit much, it’s the last time we’ll be standing here complaining about it together.
(Softer) Exactly. So let’s make it count. Max, you can keep the glasses, but you have to wear a tinsel scarf. Danil, put down the coffee and help me with the "Snow Maiden" rap. DANIL: A rap? Really? ANYA: It’s either that or the Shakespearean tragedy.
Because "normal" is for the fifth graders. They still think the tree lights up by magic. We know it lights up because the school’s electrical wiring is from 1974 and it’s a fire hazard. stsenka nomera dlia novogodnei elki u starsheklassnikov
Cool, wearing a leather jacket and sunglasses (indoors).
(Adjusting sunglasses) Relax. I’ve got the vision. We don’t do the "Bunny and Snowflake" dance anymore. We do "The Midnight Before the Exam." It’s a thriller. (Looking at the tree) You know
Exhausted, holding a coffee cup that is definitely empty.
(Horrified) No! We are seniors! We need to show the younger kids that we are mature. Max, take off the glasses. Gleb, put on the traditional beard. So let’s make it count
(Shuddering) That’s not a skit, Max. That’s a horror movie.