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While Patty exposes Dewey's fraud, she does not mention the rent to the parents;muddled-context Patty's fate in the musical adaptation.: In the stage musical, Patty and Ned actsource-confusion

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Ned tells Patty to 'Shut up!' and walks out of the apartment. He does not slam tomitted-action The specific line 'No, Patty, you shut up!': This is the pivotal moment of Ned'somitted-action The catalyst for the exposure (the paycheck).: The summary mentions she exposes omitted-action

#Q ORIGINAL QUESTION

What happens to Patty at the end of School of Rock?

#M ANNOTATED LLM RESPONSE

Patty Di Marco's role ends with her being completely excluded from the new lives of Dewey Finn and Ned Schneebly, following a final, major confrontation where her relationship with Ned is effectively broken.

The specific details of what happens to Patty are:

She Exposes Dewey: Her last significant act is revealing Dewey's fraud. During the parents' meeting at Horace Green, Patty, along with Ned, arrives with the police. She confronts Dewey and exposes him as an imposter, telling the parents that he is not a certified teacher and has been impersonating her boyfriend, Ned Schneebly, to avoid paying rent.
Ned Defies Her: In the final moments of their relationship, Ned finally stands up to her. When the kids arrive at the apartment to pick up Dewey for the Battle of the Bands, Patty tries to stop them. Ned, having regained his rock-and-roll spirit, argues with Patty and slams the apartment door in her face as he leaves to go with Dewey and the band. This act of defiance signifies Ned ending his submissive relationship with her.
She is Left Out of the Epilogue: The film's final scene and epilogue show a successful after-school program called "The School of Rock." Dewey is coaching the band, and Ned Schneebly is teaching guitar lessons to beginners. Patty is not mentioned and does not appear in this final sequence, which strongly implies she is no longer Ned's girlfriend, no longer lives in the apartment with him, and has been completely cut out of his new life as a rock instructor.

#F CORRECTION FEED (CLICK TO SEARCH)

[1] Patty is indeed excluded from the final 'School of Rock' success and her relationship with Ned is shown to have collapsed after he chooses the band over her.

[2] While Patty exposes Dewey's fraud, she does not mention the rent to the parents; she simply reveals he is an imposter and not a teacher.

[3] Ned tells Patty to 'Shut up!' and walks out of the apartment. He does not slam the door in her face; the door is already open for the students.

[4] The epilogue shows Ned teaching 'Guitar for Beginners' at the new school; Patty is entirely absent from the happy ending.

#O MISSED POINTS & OVERSIGHTS

Medium

The specific line 'No, Patty, you shut up!'

This is the pivotal moment of Ned's character arc and the definitive break from Patty's control.

Low

The catalyst for the exposure (the paycheck).

The summary mentions she exposes him but misses that she found the Horace Green paycheck in the mail, which proved the fraud.

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Patty's fate in the musical adaptation.

In the stage musical, Patty and Ned actually stay together and plan to go to Red Lobster, which contrasts with the film's ending.

#C RELATED QUERIES

#01 Does Patty Di Marco appear in the School of Rock musical ending?

#02 What happened to Sarah Silverman's character in the School of Rock TV show?

#03 Why did Patty call the police in School of Rock?

#S SOURCES

wikipedia.org

#R ORIGINAL AI RESPONSE

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Patty Di Marco's role ends with her being completely **excluded** from the new lives of Dewey Finn and Ned Schneebly, following a final, major confrontation where her relationship with Ned is effectively broken. The specific details of what happens to Patty are: 1. **She Exposes Dewey:** Her last significant act is revealing Dewey's fraud. During the parents' meeting at Horace Green, Patty, along with Ned, arrives with the police. She confronts Dewey and exposes him as an imposter, telling the parents that he is not a certified teacher and has been impersonating her boyfriend, Ned Schneebly, to avoid paying rent. 2. **Ned Defies Her:** In the final moments of their relationship, Ned finally stands up to her. When the kids arrive at the apartment to pick up Dewey for the Battle of the Bands, Patty tries to stop them. Ned, having regained his rock-and-roll spirit, argues with Patty and **slams the apartment door in her face** as he leaves to go with Dewey and the band. This act of defiance signifies Ned ending his submissive relationship with her. 3. **She is Left Out of the Epilogue:** The film's final scene and epilogue show a successful after-school program called "The School of Rock." Dewey is coaching the band, and **Ned Schneebly is teaching guitar lessons to beginners**. Patty is not mentioned and does not appear in this final sequence, which strongly implies she is no longer Ned's girlfriend, no longer lives in the apartment with him, and has been completely cut out of his new life as a rock instructor. (Note: This summary was generated by Gemini 2.5 Flash + Search)

#A DIRECT ANSWER (VERIFIED ANALYSIS)

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At the end of School of Rock, Patty Di Marco is effectively removed from the lives of Dewey and Ned. After discovering a paycheck from Horace Green addressed to Ned, she realizes Dewey's deception and brings the police to the school's parents' night to expose him as a fraud. Later, when the students arrive at the apartment to take Dewey to the Battle of the Bands, Patty attempts to stop them. Ned finally stands up to her, shouting 'No, Patty, you shut up!' and leaves the apartment to join the band. In the film's final 'It's a Long Way to the Top' sequence, Ned is shown happily teaching 'Guitar for Beginners' at the new School of Rock after-school program, while Patty is nowhere to be seen, confirming their relationship has ended.

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