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And this culture is even further gone than I thought if one high school, no matter how prestigious, merits this kind of scrutiny for the students maybe being taught something 'the authorities' don't like. Then again, if one friggin' escapist book about a character whose most defining trait was that they weren't a complete douchenozzle is considered society-threatening heresy, they've got problems.

While they got problems, they banned the book after it caused a wave of vigilantism. Or that's my impression. I'm not sure why Willian published it. It was meant only to help John deal with his post-Bostin recovery.

Yeah, nobody deserves the Keon treatment. Giving teens targeted PTSD for breaking the law isn't right under any circumstance.

Terrence is willing to take any high-power individual, cripple them (as in breaking their legs) and then rent crutches for favors. Keon mentally gimping him is karma, biting back.