Before the day almost comes to an end, she tells Kent that she really loves him, and then heads out in the woods to save Juliet. She tells her parents that she loves them, she breaks up with Rob, and even sends roses to Kent and Juliet to make their day special. In the final time loop, Samantha vows to live the day like it’s actually her last. However, as the ending of the movie reveals, this only turns out to be a red herring. Juliet’s suicide makes Samantha realize that in order to stop reliving her day, she’ll have to save Juliet from killing herself. But to her dismay, right after this, Juliet ends up killing herself by running out in front of a car. Later on, when she hears a fight between Lindsay and Juliet, she follows Juliet out in the woods to apologize to her. In the loop that follows, Samantha even kisses Kent at his party. This is when Kent, a guy she had previously ignored, comforts her and reminds her how she had defended him from a bully once after his father had died. Moreover, by the end of this loop, she has sex with Rob only to realize that she hates him. At first, she openly confesses what she thinks of others, but then learns to spend some quality time with them. And as a result of these learnings, there comes a loop when she finally decides to do and say whatever she wants. All of these early time loops play a crucial role in helping her understand who she has been all this while. Almost as a third person, she observes how mean she and her friends have been to others. But with her second loop, she starts questioning her surroundings. In her first time loop, Samantha just brushes off her feelings of familiarity by calling it déjà vu. With this, she realizes that she’s reliving the same day all over again. Right after this, Samantha opens up her eyes and finds herself in her bed.

Just when this day of her ideal high school life comes to an end, she and her friends get in a brutal car accident.

She brashly rejects any boy who tries to approach her and relentlessly bullies a girl named Juliet. Samantha, a typical high-school “mean girl” celebrates Cupid’s day at her high school with her group of popular, self-serving friends.

Before i fall book review