Mrs. Rundell talks to Chrissa about the news that she quit the swim team while Chrissa is working on a project. Mrs. Rundell suspects that Chrissa is being bullied and mentions that bullies pick on others to make themselves feel better. She tells Chrissa that it's okay to ask for help and suggests she speaks to an adult that she trusts.

Older students harass two younger kids, including Auggie. The kids stand up for themselves until others come and intervene in the situation. Auggie and his friend proceed to run away from the fight.

When Troy laughs during a eulogy for Will, Eleven confronts him for his disrespect. Eleven uses his powers to make Troy wet himself.

When Lucas is bullied, he takes his frustration out on a nearby anthill, rather than standing up to the bully.

Key and Peele perform a skit that brings attention to the deeper reasons that kids bully each other. Peele bullies Key while he is reading a book and explains on a deep level why he makes each of his remarks.