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Nathan is ditching class when he stumbles on Melody crying in a storage closet he's a white boy with family money and dangerous habits, she's the lone Black girl on campus, overachieving academically and battling the isolation. They form an unexpected bond and it's not long before the heat between them boils over. Bite Me explores the drama (and trauma) they face in high school, and the unfinished business waiting for them at their reunion a decade later.

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"""In Bite Me, by the playwright Eliana Pipes, the reasons a studious girl can't afford to slip up while her crush has the privilege to slack off hum beneath their budding friendship like the drone of a fluorescent bulb... Pipes is also interested in how race, class and gender can play a role in determining who needs to hustle for the opportunities that others freely squander."" - The New York Times"

""In Bite Me, by the playwright Eliana Pipes, the reasons a studious girl can't afford to slip up while her crush has the privilege to slack off hum beneath their budding friendship like the drone of a fluorescent bulb... Pipes is also interested in how race, class and gender can play a role in determining who needs to hustle for the opportunities that others freely squander."" - The New York Times

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