What do you think is most important thing in scene

For this next project in acting class is going to be a interesting task to preform. I am going to be playing a small wimpy kid that is pushed around by a bigger bully. This is funny and ironic because I am not a weakling and I am not small. I could easily fight back but my character chooses not to. My character see,s to be younger and less mature than his counterpart in the scene. At the end of the act my character ends up getting the girl's phone number that the bully was trying to get by impressing her by beating me up and pushing me around.

What's important for me to do in this scene, is act wimpy, scared, and very mellow. My character is different than how I act in real life. I am a strong, energetic, loud person, so it will be fun to try acting this piece. It will be a fun challenge. I also need to work on more body movments and make myself look more into it than just standing still and going through the motions. I think I can do this, and bring my acting skills higher. It will be good practice for me.

It is important for me to take this seriously so I can get the best grade possible.  I can easily do the bare minimum and still get a decent grade for the project. I have a good talent for memorizing things and can get through it with very little practice. But, I want a good grade and will do the most I can do to make this a reality. Also by practing Im better off because acting is something I want to pursue one day.

I will work on this by practicing daily while I am home and in school.  I will be running through my lines every night. I will move around like my character would in class. I'll also ask someone else to run through the lines with me so I can here many interpretations in the scene. I feel if I take all steps necessary I can make this price my own, and get a great grade in acting class.