Bender spends most of the movie harassing Claire. There's even a scene of implied assault or harassment, where Bender bites or touches Claire off-screen and she kicks him. Bender is rewarded for all this bullying by having Claire kiss Bender, give him her earring, and essentially starting a relationship with him. Molly Ringwald herself has spoken out about this since the onset of the #Me Too Movement, and how disturbed by all of this she is, particularly about the mixed messages this sends to her daughter and the next generation; particularly since Breakfast Club (1985) turned basically in a right of passage movie for all teenagers of the later generations.

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