Chloe: My dad and I can't really do the whole depressed thing together, (can't be depressed and be in the same room?) so...
Clark: You know, if you're not up for(don't have desire for?) Saturday night, I understand. Chloe: Are you kidding me? It's the only thing I have to look forward to right now. Besides, I want to enjoy all the quaint (old?) Smallville High customs while I still can. Clark: Why? Where are you going?
Chloe: My dad's talking about moving us back to Metropolis. Permanently.
Clark: What about the Torch and all your friends?
Chloe: I can't even think about that right now. She doesn't want to think about what may occur? Clark: Hey!
Chloe: Clark, I'm not exactly psyched (excited?) about having to fight my way though the high school hierarchy all over again.
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quaint = old, particularly in the sense of old-fashioned. It can also mean strange, odd, peculiar.
— Philip
quaint = old, particularly in the sense of old-fashioned.
It can also mean strange, odd, peculiar.
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