Maya's point is that Hayley, Nicole, and Serena shared common characteristics, which probably means they're the same type, and it has something to do with singing and swimming." "And being pretty," Hayley said. "That's not a superpower," Sam muttered. Hayley turned to her. "No? How many times have you gotten into movies for free because you're a tough warrior chick?" "What about me?" Corey said. "What's my superpower?" Silence fell. "Oh, come on. I'm good at a lot of stuff. Right?" More silence. "You're cute," Hayley said. "Well, cute enough." "Fun to be around," I offered. "So I'm…a clown?
Maya observes that Hayley, Nicole, and Serena possess similar traits, suggesting they may share the same type, which relates to their abilities in singing, swimming, and physical attractiveness. Hayley interjects by pointing out that being pretty can be a valuable asset. However, Sam dismisses this notion, arguing that it isn't a true superpower.
As the conversation progresses, Corey seeks validation for his own abilities but receives a lackluster response from the group. Hayley acknowledges his cuteness and the fun he brings to the group, prompting Corey to feel somewhat deflated by being labeled a "clown." The exchange highlights their struggles with self-identity and recognition among friends.
