Dialogue - Ana Gozálvez

Mackenzie and Tyler, on their way back home, are talking about bullying in their school.
Tyler: Mackenzie, are you being mean to Iñigo Montoya?
Mackenzie: That's ridiculous! I don't even know why do you think I'm bullying him.
Tyler: I saw you today at school talking with him, you pushed him right after you told him he stinks and that he is a loser.
Mackenzie: Are you on drugs?
Tyler: You know I don't do drugs, not after knowing what happened to my dad.
Mackenzie: Well, you clearly must be imagining things.
Tyler: I remember what I saw, and it was real.
Mackenzie: Sure
Tyler: You must know the consequences these acts have on him. Worst case scenario, he kills himself.
Mackenzie: I doubt he kills himself.
Tyler:  Even if he doesn't, think of everything that could happen. You're ruining his life, his confidence and his self-esteem. He is going to spend all his life having trouble trusting people, he won't even trust himself, which will result in him being insecure.
Mackenzie: I... didn't think about that. But, you know, it's difficult to stop doing that.
Tyler:  I suggest you visit a psychologist. I'm no expert, but I can try giving you some advice.
Mackenzie: Sure, tell me.
Tyler: When you see him at school, take deep breaths. Relax, and try to be positive. If you have a problem with how he smells, tell him nicely and don't be rude. I'm sure Iñigo and you have some things in common. Also, try to apologize, to him.
Mackenzie: I will try, but will you be by my side when I go talk to him?
Tyler:  Sure, don't worry about it.
Mackenzie: Thanks!
Tyler: No problem. Anyways, that's my house. See you tomorrow at school!
Mackenzie: Bye!