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'''Cindy''' is a character in ''[[The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift]]'' and [[Clay]]'s girlfriend. She is seen complimenting [[Sean Boswell]] for his car, and when the two develop a conversation. Clay interferes and develops a conflict with Sean for talking to her; Cindy then suggests that the two men race, and the winner will get her. |
'''Cindy''' is a character in ''[[The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift]]'' and [[Clay]]'s girlfriend. She is seen complimenting [[Sean Boswell]] for his car, and when the two develop a conversation. Clay interferes and develops a conflict with Sean for talking to her; Cindy then suggests that the two men race, and the winner will get her. |
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| − | They start racing, with Cindy sitting in the passenger seat in Clay's car; however, both Clay and Sean crash their cars. Cindy and Clay escape punishment and remain in America probably due to their parents' wealth, but Sean travels to Tokyo to avoid prison. |
+ | They start racing, with Cindy sitting in the passenger seat in Clay's car; however, both Clay and Sean crash their cars. Cindy and Clay escape punishment (since Clay took part in the race and Cindy encouraged it which means she could’ve been charged with reckless endangerment and promoting a street race) and remain in America probably due to their parents' wealth, but Sean travels to Tokyo to avoid prison. |
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Revision as of 06:20, 24 January 2020
"I said a ten second car, not a ten minute car..."
This article (Cindy), or a section of this article, does not meet wiki standards. Please repair this article so that it meets our standard. Please see the talk page for more info..Cindy is a character in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and Clay's girlfriend. She is seen complimenting Sean Boswell for his car, and when the two develop a conversation. Clay interferes and develops a conflict with Sean for talking to her; Cindy then suggests that the two men race, and the winner will get her.
They start racing, with Cindy sitting in the passenger seat in Clay's car; however, both Clay and Sean crash their cars. Cindy and Clay escape punishment (since Clay took part in the race and Cindy encouraged it which means she could’ve been charged with reckless endangerment and promoting a street race) and remain in America probably due to their parents' wealth, but Sean travels to Tokyo to avoid prison.