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Bit morbid mate, the dying words of Sophia Parker or would you like Sophia to stab somebody else?
Sophia also chose a print for her new panty line 
I can think of say Bennett or Aiden receiving the pointee END of all their victims
Or you could look at it as a satirical statement as Sophia and all her friends go to a Chippendales show and find an unexpected player on stage.
hmmm - Carl, Mr Murray, The Principal, The Janitor, Liam's boss....etc, etc, etcetera
First time trying to use god rays I feel like it looks really odd so constructive criticism is welcome.
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The substitute day continues. Without caption..since it is pretty straight forward, and late.
However Sophia thinks Dylan's style is still too revealing for her
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Gorgeous! Sam just popped his eyes out at the telescope.
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The biggest reason why it looks odd is because the scene does not match a real-world setup that is likely to create such "ray" artifacts. The light is too uniform and too bright. Individual rays are more likely to "appear" in a shadowed environment rather than a brightly lit field. And the likelihood is increased if there is some small zone whereby a relatively intense light breaks through into the darkness. The "ray" shows up because more light is shining through that space then its immediate neighbor.
It would work better if she were deeper in the forest. All the trees create a solid canopy and shadow everything. But then there is a solitary fallen tree lying nearby and creating a break in the canopy through which the sun can shine. She happens to lie down in this small sun spot in the middle of a field of shadow and the god rays appear.
Go to google images and type "crepuscular rays" and look at the various images that show up. You'll notice a trend that they are all "mostly blocked" light that has some gaps to shine through.