How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #1
Since Emily had been my friend first, I'd thought maybe, just maybe, she might still be. Apparently not. The lines had been drawn, and now I knew for sure I was standing outside of them. (2.4)
Ouch. Annabel was the one who made Emily "popular" in the first place, so it's pretty painful to see that she's siding with Sophie in this whole debacle. No one ever said that high school politics were simple.
Quote #2
The truth was, it hadn't been that long ago that I'd been the one who walked alongside Sophie while she did her dirty work, when I was the person who, while not taking part in the slur, didn't stop it, either. Like with Clarke. (4.5)
Even if Annabel is the "nice" one in her family, she doesn't always do the right thing. She's messed up pretty badly before by letting Sophie hurt and belittle other students—especially Clarke, her former best friend.
Quote #3
And that was that. Years of friendship, all those card games and pizza nights and sleepovers, finished in less than twenty-four hours. Looking back, maybe if I had approached Clarke again, we could have worked things out. But I didn't. (4.76)
By siding with Sophie, Annabel really screws up her friendship with Clarke. The sad thing is that she doesn't even talk to Clarke again or try to mend things. She just discards her like a toy she's outgrown. Not cool, Annabel.