No, there's nothing to indicate he's trying to make up for it — he never once indicates he feels he's done anything to make up for, and openly states the opposite.  And he does blackmail her, by saying she can either attend his outing party or be suspended from school.

No, there's nothing to indicate he's trying to make up for it — he never once indicates he feels he's done anything to make up for, and openly states the opposite.  And he does blackmail her, by saying she can either attend his outing party or be suspended from school.

Downton Abbey's second season trailer used their music.  Hopefully Homeland doesn't have a comparably mixed second season.

Downton Abbey's second season trailer used their music.  Hopefully Homeland doesn't have a comparably mixed second season.

No, he doesn't.  "Making it up" would imply he (or the show) ever acknowledges that he did anything wrong, which never happens.  Note how "I Kissed A Girl" opens with the "previously on…" saying that Santana only thought that Finn had anything to do with her being outed, then all the teachers (who know what happened)…

No, he doesn't.  "Making it up" would imply he (or the show) ever acknowledges that he did anything wrong, which never happens.  Note how "I Kissed A Girl" opens with the "previously on…" saying that Santana only thought that Finn had anything to do with her being outed, then all the teachers (who know what happened)…

It's darker to the extent that Santana is outed, but the show confines this solely to the ad, completely whitewashing Finn's role (going so far as to have the guy who narrates the "previouslies" rewrite what actually happened), and presenting his incredible invasion of her privacy as unambiguously good for her (she…

It's darker to the extent that Santana is outed, but the show confines this solely to the ad, completely whitewashing Finn's role (going so far as to have the guy who narrates the "previouslies" rewrite what actually happened), and presenting his incredible invasion of her privacy as unambiguously good for her (she…

I'd love to observe the creative process of Glee, because those guys seem so divorced from reality that I'd love to know how they come up with this stuff and why they think it's a good idea.  How exactly did a room full of people decide that a girl being outed "for her own good" was not only a good idea but inspiring…

I'd love to observe the creative process of Glee, because those guys seem so divorced from reality that I'd love to know how they come up with this stuff and why they think it's a good idea.  How exactly did a room full of people decide that a girl being outed "for her own good" was not only a good idea but inspiring…

Some people were mad about that.  But Pearl is multiracial, and handpicked Jolie for the part (they're friends), so that controversy didn't get very far.

Some people were mad about that.  But Pearl is multiracial, and handpicked Jolie for the part (they're friends), so that controversy didn't get very far.

The sequence in the VA hospital is easily the standout of the whole film.

The sequence in the VA hospital is easily the standout of the whole film.

This is one of my favourite episodes for Diana on the series, a character they tended to struggle with (particularly whenever they tried to make use of her mythos, where you could pretty much subtitle it "we would rather be doing anything else right now").

This is one of my favourite episodes for Diana on the series, a character they tended to struggle with (particularly whenever they tried to make use of her mythos, where you could pretty much subtitle it "we would rather be doing anything else right now").

Is Rio one of those cities that could really benefit from the infrastructure investment of hosting an Olympics?

Is Rio one of those cities that could really benefit from the infrastructure investment of hosting an Olympics?

I can't believe Matt Damon killed that kid!

I can't believe Matt Damon killed that kid!