Aladdin takes Jasmine on a magic carpet ride, and during his serenade for her, he uses many figures of speech, including alliteration, simile and hyperbole.

Molly answers her email by showing us a video of kids from Alaska, who show us how to make traditional beaded necklaces. They show us how to follow written instructions and the meaning behind the grizzly bear claw.

Troy tries to leave Abed a voicemail message to meet at the flagpole but is not satisfied with his tone and delivery in every attempt. Jeff watches him struggle and walks over to help but also becomes unsatisfied with his own tone and delivery. Finally, he suggests they send a text message instead.

Chris runs for class president and appeals to his classmates by expressing grievances toward certain frustrations in the school. He gains his classmates' support with his passionate speech.

Chandler is using the ATM at a vestibule and tries to leave when the power goes out. He is trapped inside with an attractive woman, and we hear his thought process throughout the entire experience.