Turning the Tables... Again!

With his newly found identity, Jerry has made things tough for Archie and the Vigils, never mind the school and Brother Leon. Other kids at Trinity take Jerry's example and begin to follow it. The Vigils recognize their loss of control and see that the tables have been turned on them. It becomes even more obvious when a Vigils meeting gets out of hand and a student tells Archie and Carter that no one is going to listen to the Vigils anymore, not after a freshman has made them look stupid.

That freshman is of course Jerry. The meeting gets crazy as Carter decides he's heard enough and he punches the kid out. With Archie now in the spotlight, failure seems to be his only end. However, he isn't Archie for nothing. If the tables can be turned once, they can be turned again, and that is exactly what his plan is. The hardest lesson of all is learning that there are reactions to actions, and Archie puts that plan in motion. With his job as 'assigner' on the line, Archie decides that to tear down Jerry and his reputation, the Vigils will make selling the chocolates 'popular' or 'the thing to do'!If all goes as planned, Jerry's new reputation will be the thing that takes him to even greater fame - famous for being the only one at Trinity that is a loser and didn't sell the chocolate to save the school.

For Jerry, he is about to learn that the high you fly, the greater the fall. The thing is, will he be that ready to give up on a life that he now desires? Can he reverse things or does this bring about the end of his reign at the top?