Playing Favourites

Gavin, Mido, and Critter are stepping into the whirlwind of high school, leaving behind the familiarity of their middle school days. As they navigate the challenges of adolescence, the trio grapples with new friendships, budding social hierarchies, and the excitement of newfound independence. Each day presents a mix of trials and tribulations that test their loyalty to one another while challenging their perceptions of what it means to be popular.

Amidst the chaos of lockers, classes, and lunchroom politics, Gavin finds himself at a crossroads. He longs to fit in, but at what cost? The pressure to conform is palpable, and as they explore the shifting dynamics of their friendship, they must confront tough questions about identity and belonging. Mido has a distinctive way of viewing the world, while Critter often offers a perspective that leads them to think twice about their choices.

As the school year unfolds, the boys learn that the bonds of friendship can be both fragile and resilient. They discover the importance of standing true to themselves amidst the backdrop of high school drama. Throughout this journey, the challenges they face become stepping stones toward understanding what it truly means to play favorites—with each other and with themselves.