Outnumbered

The camera focuses on a classroom where four 18-year-old students appear bored and disinterested. Their teacher, Ms. Norton, sits at her desk, occasionally checking her phone before returning to grading papers.

Frustrated by the boys' lack of attention, she scolds them when they whisper and snicker. The students continue to misbehave, eventually throwing a crumpled paper at her. In a fit of anger, Ms.

Norton leaves the classroom to compose herself. In her absence, the boys decide to take advantage of the situation. They confront Ms.

Norton upon her return, demanding sexual favors or else they will spread lies about her. Feeling trapped, Ms. Norton gives in to their demands, dropping to her knees as the boys expose themselves.

Despite being the authority figure, it is Ms. Norton who is put in her place, discovering that the power dynamics have shifted in the classroom.