History WhatCouldHaveBeen / DrCrafty

** It would have been revealed that some of Screw's original personality remained despite Mindstein's modifications of her, and after one last confrontation with Nurse, she would be restored back to being Hazel. What would become of her after that wasn't revealed, but Alex did explain an important retroactive detail about "Magic Kingdom Mania" that was going to be unveiled: Screw was deliberately responsible for sending Crafty flying over to UA High School. For a brief moment before landing her punch on him, her empathy overtook her loyalty to Mindstein; she quickly, silently calculated the exact distance necessary to send Crafty to where he would find help.

** The inciting incident behind Sasha and Crafty's breakup would have been revealed here. Back when they were still together, Crafty had started receiving college acceptance letters. ''Several'' universities were impressed with him and wanted him in their student bodies... But Crafty recognized that if he joined any of them, he'd be leaving Sasha behind. She wasn't comfortable exploring the world just yet, and as his first love and friend, he respected her desires while wanting to spend as much time with her as possible. He promptly decided to hide every letter he received, from not just Sasha, but his parents, to avoid the matter entirely and hold onto his newfound happiness for as long as he could. Eventually, however, his parents did find out what he'd been doing; during a tearful conversation, they would intuit the motives behind his actions without directly confronting him, not wanting to take away what made him happy despite knowing he was throwing his life away. Sasha overheard this conversation, and, blaming herself for holding Crafty back, she decided to flee without saying a word, leading to Crafty's long-standing bitterness toward her until Season 4.

** Throughout the Crafty series, hints about Pepper's abilities and her past had been included in certain episodes. One particular trait called "Boiling Point" was almost named-dropped in the Hero Month Spin-off Special, when Pickles suggested using it to free themselves, Messibelle, and Crystelle from their dungeon cell, but Pepper immediately opposes the idea instead. The ability was planned to have a quiet introduction in the scrapped RPG Month of Season 4, where Pepper would use it off-screen to help defeat a boss-like enemy in a comedic fashion. Crafty would christen the ability as "Spicy Pepper," as if it were a transformation, [[NoJustNoReaction but none of the other co-hosts would have shared his enthusiasm with the name]]. Boiling Point would have then been expanded upon in the subsequent Season 5, but due to the series being shelved, it is unknown how significant of a plot point it was going to provide. However, it's implied that it would have been a crucial part of Pepper's backstory at least, as according to Blue-Paint-Sea, Boiling Point is considered to be not only her most powerful ability, but also her most dangerous, and has been teased a small handful of times during the show's run:

** Throughout the Crafty series, hints about Pepper's abilities and her past had been included in certain episodes. One particular trait called "Boiling Point" was almost named-dropped in the Hero Month Spin-off Special, when Pickles suggested using it to free themselves, Messibelle, and Crystelle from their dungeon cell, but Pepper immediately opposes the idea instead. The ability was planned to have a quiet introduction in the scrapped RPG Month of Season 4, where Pepper would use it off-screen to help defeat a boss-like enemy in a comedic fashion. Crafty would christen the ability as "Spicy Pepper," as if it were a transformation, [[NoJustNoReaction but none of the other co-hosts would have shared his enthusiasm with the name]]. Boiling Point would have then been expanded upon in the subsequent Season 5, but due to the series being shelved, it is unknown how significant of a plot point it was going to provide. However, it's implied that it would have been a crucial part of Pepper's backstory at least, as according to Blue-Paint-Sea, Boiling Point is considered Pepper's most powerful and dangerous ability. The following are some other hints dropped about Boiling Point in the series:

** The series had been dropping hints of Pepper's most powerful and dangerous ability, "Boiling Point." She argues against using it with Pickles in the Hero Month Spin-Off Special, she has a waking nightmare about torching a forest in "Roses are Red, Black, White and Blue," and even her associated character color of maroon was an intentional clue. "Boiling Point" would have had a quiet introduction in the scrapped RPG Month of Season 4, where it would induce a transformation to help Pepper comically brutalize some foes offscreen. Crafty would christen the transformation as "Spicy Pepper," [[NoJustNoReaction but none of the other Crewmates would have shared his enthusiasm with the idea]]. It was going to be expanded upon afterward in the subsequent Season 5, but with the show now shelved, it's left up to Blue-Paint-Sea to reveal the ability directly.

** The series had been dropping hints of Pepper's most powerful and dangerous ability, "Boiling Point." She argues against using it with Pickles in the Hero Month Spin-Off Special, she has a waking nightmare about torching a forest in "Roses are Red, Black, White and Blue," and even her associated character color of maroon was an intentional clue. "Boiling Point" would have had a quiet introduction in the scrapped RPG Month of Season 4, where it would induce a transformation to help Pepper comically brutalizes some foes offscreen. Crafty would christen the transformation as "Spicy Pepper," [[NoJustNoReaction but none of the other Crewmates would have shared his enthusiasm with the idea]]. It was going to be expanded upon afterward in the subsequent Season 5, but with the show now shelved, it's left up to Blue-Paint-Sea to reveal the ability directly.

* Nurse Worse's [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/doctor-crafty/images/7/73/Scrapped_nurse_worse_design.png/revision/latest?cb=20190520194812 first design]] was done by Crafty himself. In addition to having shorter hair, an outfit that exposed her breasts, and a pair of massive test tubs that she carried in her hands, she had many smaller details piled up on her upper body. Crafty wasn't satisfied with the result, so he took the design to Rin Lockhart, who streamlined Nurse into her final design. This bit of production trivia is given a nod in "Street Frighters." After Crafty gives a speech about the importance of first drafts, Nurse's first design suddenly rises into the frame next to her final counterpart, and an embarrassed Crafty shoves her away.

* Out of all the spin-off hosts, [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/doctor-crafty/images/d/dd/Old_Messibelle.png/revision/latest?cb=20201224205435 Messibelle]] received the most significant changes before she was formally introduced. Scribbled-Death's initial concept art for Messi was far more modest in execution, placing more focus on her snail-motif with her massive, slug-like lower body. Crafty played a big part in making Messi's design into what it is now. Most prominently, he gave Messi humanoid legs, but he also did more to emphasize how raunchy Messi is as a character. Her body became exaggeratedly skinny with plump assets ([[DevelopmentGag including a very fat butt as a nod to how bottom-heavy the original design was]]), her outfit was adjusted to accentuate those assets, and she received a more expressive face with her signature heart-shaped pupils.
* Back when Season 4 was still in production, Crafty and his team [[https://youtu.be/HBnO4SwgZig?t=227 considered splitting off the show's storyline segments into their own accompanying series]], called ''Dr. Crafty Stories''. They would also apply a distinct label to the thumbnails of older videos containing important plot elements, to make it easier for those invested in the story to follow along. To test the waters on this idea, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seSjve9ks0c&t=1s Questions and Answers]]" was later released, doubling as a preview to Season 4. However, this approach proved to be far too confusing for the team, so they reverted back to the original storytelling format. "Questions and Answers" became the opening of the first episode of Season 4: "We're Back! A Crafty Story!" The idea of thumbnail labels was never fully put into practice; only "Magic Kingdom Mania's" thumbnail has one.
* Season 4 was going to end on an RPG Month. However, after experiencing severe burnout from producing Hero Month in Season 3, the show's production team decided to improve its management, with the changes taking into effect midway through Season 4. Consequentially, the team was forced to scrap the original finale month for Season 4, giving the team ample time to adjust to its new work plan but leaving Season 4 with only five months instead of the usual six. Crafty would later upload the completed pieces that would've been shown during RPG Month on the show's website.
* For "Crafty Horror Picture Show," the Halloween Month Season 4 finale, it turns out that Crafette singing a rendition of 'Sweet Transvestite' was ''plan C'': Crafty revealed in the ''Crafty'' Discord server that the original plan was for Crafty to wear the ensemble himself, but Crafty wasn't able to properly hit the notes needed for the song. They couldn't find a male singer that could match Crafty's voice and sing the song properly either, so instead, they decided to give Elsie Lovelock the spotlight as Crafette.
* Production of the Season 4 Patreon Episodes ceased following the announcement of ''Dr. Crafty's'' hiatus. All that remains of them are the illustrations, which Crafty had posted to the public Discord to serve as a preview for their respective episodes.

** It would have been revealed that some of Screw's original personality remained despite Mindstein's modifications of her, and after one last confrontation with Nurse, she would be restored back to being Hazel. What would become of her after that wasn't revealed, but Crafty did explain an important retroactive detail about "Magic Kingdom Mania" that was going to be unveiled: Screw was deliberately responsible for sending Crafty flying over to UA High School. For a brief moment before landing her punch on him, her empathy overtook her loyalty to Mindstein; she quickly, silently calculated the exact distance necessary to send Crafty to where he would find help.

** The series had been dropping hints of Pepper's most powerful and dangerous ability, "Boiling Point." She argues against using it with Pickles in the Hero Month Spin-Off Special, she has a waking nightmare about torching a forest in "Roses are Red, Black, White and Blue," and even her associated character color of maroon was an intentional clue. "Boiling Point" would have had a quiet introduction in the scrapped RPG Month of Season 4, where it would induce a transformation to help Pepper comically brutalizes some foes offscreen. Crafty would try and coin the way the ability transformed her as "Spicy Pepper," [[NoJustNoReaction but none of the other Crewmates would have shared his enthusiasm with the idea]]. It was going to be expanded upon afterward in the subsequent Season 5, but with the show now shelved, it's left up to Blue-Paint-Sea to reveal the ability directly.

** The series had been dropping hints of Pepper's most powerful and dangerous ability, "Boiling Point." She argues against using it with Pickles in the Hero Month Spin-Off Special, she has a waking nightmare about torching a forest in "Roses are Red, Black, White and Blue," and even her associated character color was an intentional clue. "Boiling Point" would have had a quiet introduction in the scrapped RPG Month of Season 4, where it would induce a transformation to help Pepper comically brutalizes some foes offscreen. Crafty would try and coin the way the ability transformed her as "Spicy Pepper," [[NoJustNoReaction but none of the other Crewmates would have shared his enthusiasm with the idea]]. It was going to be expanded upon afterward in the subsequent Season 5, but with the show now shelved, it's left up to Blue-Paint-Sea to reveal the ability directly.

* A stream held in December 2022 revealed a ''lot'' of plot threads and unused ideas for the scrapped Season 5.

** It would have been revealed that some of Screw's original personality remained despite Mindstein's modifications of her, and after one last confrontation with Nurse, she would be restored back to being Hazel. What would become of her after that wasn't revealed, but Crafty did explain an important retroactive detail about "Magic Kingdom Mania" that was going to be unveiled: Screw was deliberately responsible for sending Crafty flying over to UA High School. For a brief moment before landing her punch on him, her empathy overtook her loyalty to Mindstein; she quickly, silently calculated the exact distance necessary to send him to where he would find help.

** It would have been revealed that some of Screw's original personality remained despite Mindstein's modifications of her, and after one last confrontation with Nurse, she would be restored back to being Hazel. What would become of her after that wasn't revealed, but Crafty did explain an important retroactive detail about "Magic Kingdom Mania" that was going to be unveiled: Screw was deliberately responsible for sending Crafty flying over to UA High School. For a brief moment before landing her punch on him, she silently calculated the exact distance necessary to send him to where he would find help.

** The inciting incident behind Sasha and Crafty's breakup would have been revealed here. Back when they were still together, Crafty had started receiving college acceptance letters. ''Several'' universities were impressed with him and wanted him in their student bodies... But Crafty recognized that if he joined any of them, he'd be leaving Sasha behind. She wasn't comfortable exploring the world just yet, and as his first love and friend, he respected her desires while wanting to spend as much time with her as possible. He promptly decided to hide every letter he received, from not just Sasha, but his parents, to avoid the matter entirely and hold onto his newfound happiness for as long as he could. Eventually, however, his parents would find out what he'd been doing; during a tearful conversation, they would intuit the motives behind his actions without directly confronting him, not wanting to take away what made him happy despite knowing he was throwing his life away. Sasha overheard this conversation, and, blaming herself for holding Crafty back, she decided to flee without saying a word, leading to Crafty's long-standing bitterness toward her until Season 4.

** The inciting incident behind Sasha and Crafty's breakup would have been revealed here. Back when they were still together, Crafty had started receiving college acceptance letters. ''Several'' universities were impressed with him and wanted him in their student bodies... But Crafty recognized that if he joined any of them, he'd be leaving Sasha behind. She wasn't comfortable exploring the world just yet, and as his first love and friend, he respected her desires while wanting to spend as much time with her as possible. He promptly decided to hide every letter he received, from not just Sasha, but his parents, to avoid the matter entirely and hold onto his newfound happiness for as long as he could. Eventually, however, his parents would find out what he'd been doing; during a tearful conversation, they would intuit the motives behind his actions without directly confronting him, not wanting to take away what made him happy despite knowing he was throwing his life away. Sasha would overhear this conversation, and, blaming herself for holding Crafty back, she decided to flee without saying a word, leading to Crafty's long-standing bitterness toward her until Season 4.

** There would come a point in Season 5 when Crafty would invite Sasha to stay with him and the other Crewmates in his castle for a few episodes, which would explore her dynamics with the rest of the cast. However, Crafty would become aware of Sasha's filmmaking career in California, and how her lengthy absence has been noticed throughout the state. It would occur to him that she's repeating his mistakes from back when they first met by leaving her opportunities behind her to stay with him, and he'd confront her about this as one of the final plot threads of Season 5. Both parties would handle the matter much more gracefully than they would have earlier in the series, and Sasha would ultimately decide to leave for California on good terms with Crafty. From there, Crafty would finally address Nurse's crush on him head-on, and he'd reciprocate, leading to the series definitively exploring what that relationship would be like.

** There would come a point in Season 5 when Crafty would invite Sasha to stay with him and the other Crewmates in his castle for a few episodes, which would explore her dynamics with the rest of the cast. However, Crafty would become aware of Sasha's filmmaking career in California, and how she's repeating his mistakes from back when they first met by leaving her opportunities behind her to stay with him. Both parties handle the matter much more gracefully than the first incident, and Sasha ultimately decides to return to California to continue her career after leaving Crafty on good terms. From there, Crafty would finally start taking notice of Nurse's crush on him, and he'd reciprocate, leading to the series definitively exploring what that relationship would be like.

** The inciting incident behind Sasha and Crafty's breakup would have been revealed here. Back when they were still together, Crafty had started receiving college acceptance letters. ''Several'' universities were impressed with him and wanted him in their student bodies... But Crafty recognized that if he joined any of them, he'd be leaving Sasha behind. She wasn't comfortable exploring the world just yet, and as his first love and friend, he respected her desires while wanting to spend as much time with her as possible. He promptly decided to hide every letter he received, from not just Sasha, but his parents, to avoid the matter entirely and hold onto his newfound happiness for as long as he could. Eventually, however, his parents would find out what he'd been doing; during a tearful conversation, they would intuit the motives behind his actions without directly confronting him, not wanting to take away what made him happy but acknowledging that he was making his life worse this way. Sasha would overhear this conversation, and, blaming herself for holding Crafty back, she decided to flee without saying a word, leading to Crafty's long-standing bitterness toward her until Season 4.

** It would have been revealed that some of Screw's original personality remained despite Mindstein's modifications of her, and after one last confrontation with Nurse, she would be restored back to being Hazel. What would become of her after that wasn't revealed, but Crafty did explain an important retroactive detail about "Magic Kingdom Mania" that was never discussed in the series proper: Screw was deliberately responsible for sending Crafty flying over to UA High School. For a brief moment before landing her punch on him, she silently calculated the exact distance necessary to send him to where he would find help.

** It would have been revealed that some of Screw's original personality remained despite Mindstein's modifications of her, and after one last confrontation with Nurse, she would be restored back to being Hazel. What would become of her after that wasn't revealed, but Crafty did explain an important retroactive detail about "Magic Kingdom Mania": Screw was deliberately responsible for sending Crafty flying over to UA High School. For a brief moment before landing her punch on him, she silently calculated the exact distance necessary to send him to where he would find help.

* A stream held in December 2022 revealed a ''lot'' of plot threads and unused ideas for Season 5.

** It would have been revealed that some of Screw's original personality remained despite Mindstein's modifications of her, and after one last confrontation with Nurse, she would be restored back to being Hazel. What would become of her after that wasn't revealed, but Crafty did explain an important retroactive detail about "Magic Kingdom Mania": Screw was directly responsible for sending Crafty flying over to UA High School. For a brief moment before landing her punch on him, she silently calculated the exact distance necessary to send him to where he would find help.

** The inciting incident behind Sasha and Crafty's breakup would have been revealed here. Back when they were still together, Crafty had started receiving college acceptance letters. ''Several'' universities were impressed with him and wanted him in their student bodies... But Crafty recognized that if he joined any of them, he'd be leaving Sasha behind. She wasn't comfortable exploring the world just yet, and as his first love and friend, he respected that while wanting to spend as much time with her as possible. He promptly decided to hide every letter he received, from not just Sasha, but his parents, to avoid the matter entirely and hold onto his newfound happiness for as long as he could. Eventually, however, his parents would find out what he'd been doing; during a tearful conversation, they would intuit the motives behind his actions without directly confronting him, not wanting to take away what made him happy but acknowledging that he was making his life worse this way. Sasha would overhear this conversation, and, blaming herself for holding Crafty back, she decided to flee without saying a word, leading to Crafty's long-standing bitterness toward her until Season 4.

** The inciting incident behind Sasha and Crafty's breakup would have been revealed here. Back when they were still together, Crafty had started receiving college acceptance letters. ''Several'' universities were impressed with him and wanted him in their student bodies... But Crafty recognized that if he joined any of them, he'd be leaving Sasha behind. She wasn't comfortable exploring the world just yet, and as his first love and friend, he respected that while wanting to spend as much time with her as possible. He promptly decided to hide every letter he received, from not just Sasha, but his parents, to avoid the matter entirely and hold onto his newfound happiness for as long as he could. Eventually, however, his parents would find out what he'd been doing; during a tearful conversation, they would intuit the motives behind his actions without directly confronting him, not wanting to take away what made him happy but recognizing that he was making his life worse this way. Sasha would overhear this conversation, and, blaming herself for holding Crafty back, she decided to flee without saying a word, leading to Crafty's long-standing bitterness toward her until Season 4.

** The inciting incident behind Sasha and Crafty's breakup would have been revealed here. Back when they were still together, Crafty had started receiving college acceptance letters. ''Several'' universities were impressed with him and wanted him in their student bodies... But Crafty recognized that if he joined any of them, he'd be leaving Sasha behind. She wasn't comfortable exploring the world just yet, and as his first love and friend, he respected that while wanting to spend as much time with her as possible. He promptly decided to hide every letter he received, from not just Sasha, but his parents, to avoid the matter entirely and hold onto his newfound happiness for as long as he cod. Eventually, however, his parents would find out what he'd been doing; during a tearful conversation, they would intuit the motives behind his actions without directly confronting him, not wanting to take away what made him happy but recognizing that he was making his life worse this way. Sasha would overhear this conversation, and, blaming herself for holding Crafty back, she decided to flee without saying a word, leading to Crafty's long-standing bitterness toward her until Season 4.

** Nurse Worse's [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/doctor-crafty/images/7/73/Scrapped_nurse_worse_design.png/revision/latest?cb=20190520194812 first design]] was done by Crafty himself. In addition to having shorter hair, an outfit that exposed her breasts, and a pair of massive test tubs that she carried in her hands, she had many smaller details piled up on her upper body. Crafty wasn't satisfied with the result, so he took the design to Rin Lockhart, who streamlined Nurse into her final design. This bit of production trivia is given a nod in "Street Frighters." After Crafty gives a speech about the importance of first drafts, Nurse's first design suddenly rises into the frame next to her final counterpart, and an embarrassed Crafty shoves her away.
** In production, Pepper's spin-off segment was going to be called ''Crafty's OC Cook-Off.'' The premise, which involved fan-submitted characters being harshly criticized by Crafty and Pepper, was scrapped, as it was incongruous with Pepper's character and risked being too insulting to its audience. Thus, ''Crafty's Chara-Cafe'' was conceived; there, Crafty and Pepper design [=OCs=] based on a list of qualities voted upon by the show's Patreon supporters. The original premise would later be retooled into ''Crafty's Shake-Up Salon,'' with Crafty and Stylene critiquing and improving fan-submitted characters from existing properties.
** Out of all the spin-off hosts, [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/doctor-crafty/images/d/dd/Old_Messibelle.png/revision/latest?cb=20201224205435 Messibelle]] received the most significant changes before she was formally introduced. Scribbled-Death's initial concept art for Messi was far more modest in execution, placing more focus on her snail-motif with her massive, slug-like lower body. Crafty played a big part in making Messi's design into what it is now. Most prominently, he gave Messi humanoid legs, but he also did more to emphasize how raunchy Messi is as a character. Her body became exaggeratedly skinny with plump assets ([[DevelopmentGag including a very fat butt as a nod to how bottom-heavy the original design was]]), her outfit was adjusted to accentuate those assets, and she received a more expressive face with her signature heart-shaped pupils.
** Back when Season 4 was still in production, Crafty and his team [[https://youtu.be/HBnO4SwgZig?t=227 considered splitting off the show's storyline segments into their own accompanying series]], called ''Dr. Crafty Stories''. They would also apply a distinct label to the thumbnails of older videos containing important plot elements, to make it easier for those invested in the story to follow along. To test the waters on this idea, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seSjve9ks0c&t=1s Questions and Answers]]" was later released, doubling as a preview to Season 4. However, this approach proved to be far too confusing for the team, so they reverted back to the original storytelling format. "Questions and Answers" became the opening of the first episode of Season 4: "We're Back! A Crafty Story!" The idea of thumbnail labels was never fully put into practice; only "Magic Kingdom Mania's" thumbnail has one.
** Season 4 was going to end on an RPG Month. However, after experiencing severe burnout from producing Hero Month in Season 3, the show's production team decided to improve its management, with the changes taking into effect midway through Season 4. Consequentially, the team was forced to scrap the original finale month for Season 4, giving the team ample time to adjust to its new work plan but leaving Season 4 with only five months instead of the usual six. Crafty would later upload the completed pieces that would've been shown during RPG Month on the show's website.
** For "Crafty Horror Picture Show," the Halloween Month Season 4 finale, it turns out that Crafette singing a rendition of 'Sweet Transvestite' was ''plan C'': Crafty revealed in the ''Crafty'' Discord server that the original plan was for Crafty to wear the ensemble himself, but Crafty wasn't able to properly hit the notes needed for the song. They couldn't find a male singer that could match Crafty's voice and sing the song properly either, so instead, they decided to give Elsie Lovelock the spotlight as Crafette.
** Production of the Season 4 Patreon Episodes ceased following the announcement of ''Dr. Crafty's'' hiatus. All that remains of them are the illustrations, which Crafty had posted to the public Discord to serve as a preview for their respective episodes.
** A stream held in December 2022 revealed a ''lot'' of plot threads and unused ideas for Season 5.
*** The inciting incident behind Sasha and Crafty's breakup would have been revealed here. Back when they were still together, Crafty had started receiving college acceptance letters. ''Several'' universities were impressed with him and wanted him in their student bodies... But Crafty recognized that if he joined any of them, he'd be leaving Sasha behind. She wasn't comfortable exploring the world just yet, and as his first love and friend, he respected that while wanting to spend as much time with her as possible. He promptly decided to hide every letter he received, from not just Sasha, but his parents, to avoid the matter entirely and hold onto his newfound happiness for as long as he cod. Eventually, however, his parents would find out what he'd been doing; during a tearful conversation, they would intuit the motives behind his actions without directly confronting him, not wanting to take away what made him happy but recognizing that he was making his life worse this way. Sasha would overhear this conversation, and, blaming herself for holding Crafty back, she decided to flee without saying a word, leading to Crafty's long-standing bitterness toward her until Season 4.
*** There would come a point in Season 5 when Crafty would invite Sasha to stay with him and the other Crewmates in his castle for a few episodes, which would explore her dynamics with the rest of the cast. However, Crafty would become aware of Sasha's filmmaking career in California, and how she's repeating his mistakes from back when they first met by leaving her opportunities behind her to stay with him. Both parties handle the matter much more gracefully than the first incident, and Sasha ultimately decides to return to California to continue her career after leaving Crafty on good terms. From there, Crafty would finally start taking notice of Nurse's crush on him, and he'd reciprocate, leading to the series definitively exploring what that relationship would be like.
*** It would have been revealed that some of Screw's original personality remained despite Mindstein's modifications of her, and after one last confrontation with Nurse, she would be restored back to being Hazel. What would become of her after that wasn't revealed, but Crafty did explain an important retroactive detail about "Magic Kingdom Mania": Screw was directly responsible for sending Crafty flying over to UA High School. For a brief moment before landing her punch on him, she silently calculated the exact distance necessary to send him to where he would find help.