Ep 15. ... That Is The Question (2)

In "That Is The Question (2)" the second season of Dawson's Creek is beginning to heat up with tensions rising between the characters. Episode fifteen starts with the aftermath of the previous episode's cliffhanger, where Joey finally reveals her feelings for Dawson to him. She tells him that she loves him and that she's tired of hiding her feelings from him. Dawson is caught off guard by Joey's confession, and he is unsure of how to respond.

Meanwhile, in Capeside, Pacey tries to make amends with Andie after their breakup. Andie is still angry at him for breaking up with her, but Pacey insists that he wants to be friends. After a rocky start, the two begin to slowly rebuild their relationship.

Back at Dawson's, Joey is still waiting for a response from Dawson. She is starting to worry that she may have ruined their friendship by confessing her feelings. Eventually, Dawson decides to tell Joey how he feels, and he admits that he has feelings for her too. The two share a kiss, which marks the beginning of their romantic relationship.

Elsewhere in the episode, Jen struggles with her feelings for Henry. She knows that he is a good person, but she's not sure if she's ready to be in a serious relationship again. She confides in Dawson, hoping to get some advice.

As the episode continues, tensions rise between the characters. Pacey becomes jealous of Joey and Dawson's new relationship, and he struggles to come to terms with his own feelings for Joey. Jen's uncertainty about Henry also puts a strain on their relationship.

In the end, "That Is The Question (2)" sets up the rest of the season, with major changes in store for the characters. Dawson and Joey's relationship becomes a focal point of the show, as does Pacey's struggle to come to terms with his feelings for Joey. The episode also touches on themes of love, loss, and growing up, making it a standout moment in the second season of Dawson's Creek.