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“Do Revenge” narratively portrays the story of Drea Torres (Camila Mendes), who is the “it girl” of Rosehill Country Day high school. She is friends with the most beautiful people in the school, i.e., Tara, Elliot, Meghan, and Montana. Her boyfriend is the senior class president, Max (Austin Abrams). And she’s all set to segue into the next stage of her life at Yale. But her dreams and her reality go down the gutter after Max “allegedly” leaks a raunchy video of Drea, and she retaliates by punching him in front of everyone. While spending her summer vacation at a tennis camp, Drea comes across a girl named Eleanor (Maya Hawke). She relates to her story about being outed as a lesbian predator by her ex-crush, Carissa (Ava Capri). As Carissa, Max, Drea, and Eleanor go to the same school, Drea asks Eleanor to fulfill her revenge fantasies about Max, while she goes after Carissa on Eleanor’s behalf. That way, no one will be able to directly accuse them of acting vindictively. Spoilers AheadWhy Does Drea’s Plan To Ruin Max Backfire? Drea and Eleanor come up with the plan to expose Carissa and Max in one fell swoop. After finding out that Carissa is growing mushrooms and marijuana plants in her green room, they take some of it out and spike the soup that’ll be served at the Senior Ring Ceremony. That causes everyone, except for Drea and Eleanor, to lose their minds. This gives the girls the opportunity to steal Max’s phone and check out all the girls he’s cheating with. While Eleanor hacks into the phone, Drea anonymously lets the headmaster (Sarah Michelle Gellar) know about the greenhouse. This obviously leads to Carissa’s expulsion. Later on, while announcing the Valentine’s Self-Love Palooza, Eleanor leaks the information that Max has been cheating on Tara with every other girl in the school. This ruins his feminist image and completes Drea’s revenge plan. But wait! Tara comes up with a plan to spread the message that Max isn’t actually cheating on her. They are apparently in an ethically non-monogamy relationship. Which is a roundabout way of saying that they are polysexual. They start to put the blame on the students for reacting too harshly and say that the students are governed by some old-school ideas of heteronormative relationships. They even go to the extent of saying that since America is a free country, they shouldn’t limit themselves to one partner and just go out with anyone who is willing to sleep with them. Hence, sooner than later, the narrative turns from “Max is a cheating piece of crap” to “Max is in an open relationship, so everyone has a shot of getting intimate with him.” And, to make matters worse for Drea, her Yale application is also rejected. See More: ‘Do Revenge’ Review: Essentially ‘Student of the Year’, But Better Because Of Camila Mendes & Maya HawkeHow Does Drea Find Out That Eleanor Is Taking Revenge On Her? Eleanor comes up with a counter-plan to not just go after Max but go after all of them.


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