A Good School

The school feels almost like a character itself, shaping everyone who passes through its halls. I'm curious how much the environment dictated their actions.

Their moral failings felt so intertwined with their personalities, almost like a commentary on human nature. Was this intentional from Yates?

The atmosphere is so tense and introspective — I wonder what motivated him to set this story in a school environment and what he wanted to reveal about that world.