Harrison Clark had a painful and hard-to-recall day of mixed emotions.
He once thought that Martha Owen was already quite strict.
But after witnessing the holographic simulation of the Cruel Nun version of Mr. Owen, he realized his naivety.
What kind of ghost is it to have a lecture spoken twice as fast?
What is being electrocuted for answering a question incorrectly?
What is not being able to finish the previous question before having to move on to the next one?
Why is the curriculum for first-grade so difficult?
By evening, when Martha Owen finally finished her work and returned to Harrison, he was nearly exhausted.
He admired his learning progress with resentment.
Mr. Clark, who was greatly humbled, could hardly breathe.
Martha Owen glanced at his progress and praised, "Not bad, you finished three units in a day. That's quite efficient."
