Josie is too miserable to concentrate on
Macbeth. She feels like she’s constantly making mistakes and she resents
John for looking down on “future tradesmen” like
Jacob. Josie realizes that no matter what other people think, she’d happily date a person of any profession if they’re like Jacob. After the movie, John tells Josie he loves spending time with her and leaves. Josie waits to approach Jacob until his friends all leave. She apologizes, but he doesn’t accept it. She asks why no one accepts her apologies, and Jacob insists she’s not sincere. He accuses her of whining about how people treat her, while never acknowledging that other people can get hurt, too.