She bursts into laughter. She can't help it. Lucrezia Borgia, this daughter of a pope and high lady of class and everything, thinks she, Stephanie Brown, has a superiority complex. She, this girl who has spent most of her adolescence scrambling for acceptance, suffering from low self-esteem, constantly thinking she's not good enough, or that she'll be dropped at any moment.

It's too funny.

"Seriously? You've got the wrong Stephanie Brown."