The ButterCream Gang1992

Scott Carpenter:
What's going on? What happened?

Baseball Coach:
It's about Pete.

Mr. Turner:
I got a letter from his aunt today.

Mr. Carpenter:
I just want you to know, son, it doesn't always turn out this way.

Scott Carpenter:
What happened?

Margaret Miller:
I'm really proud of you. You did the right thing.

Scott Carpenter:
Will someone please tell me what's going on?

Mr. Carpenter:
Mr. Turner, I think we ought to have the reverend read that letter.

Baseball Coach:
[reading] "Dear Mr. Turner, I know I haven't written since last year when I told you that Pete was coming back to town to stay for the summer. I was reading the paper today when I saw his name in the article included. I guess it's pretty self-explanatory." Scott, why don't you read this?

Scott Carpenter:
[reading] "Today at two o'clock, the mayor of Chicago honored, for the first time in the city's history, a member of a gang. That gang member was Pete Turner. Mr. Turner's gang is rather unusual. Mr. Turner tells his gang, 'If you accept yourself for who you are and truly love others, a lot of good will happen.' This gang, which only a few months ago was typical of those found in the area, refuses to fight or participate in any illegal activities and instead devotes much of their time to helping and serving the community around them."