Why does Reed play along with Cheyenne's hazing ritual?

Does Reed feel like she belongs at Billings?

What does Reed mean when she faces off with Cheyenne and says she learned from the best?

Why does Billings mean so much to Cheyenne?

Reed went through the hazing ritual when she started at Billings, so she understands how hard it is. Reed feels proud to be from Billings and to have survived her own hazing. Is the hazing a valuable part of being in Billings?

Why does Jos think that Reed should leave Billings?

Does Josh not realize how bad Cheyenne can be? Or does he not care?

Why does Cheyenne kill herself?

Sabine is impressed by the rituals of the school. How does the history of Easton and its prestige affect the girls?

What does Noelle mean when she quotes Dash's email? Do you...