Jane McCain actually took it seriously: "Look at those comedians, are any of them good-looking? Those with even slightly decent facial features dress themselves up to look strange and ugly. Some professions have requirements for appearances; it's just how it is."
Purple Summers agreed.
To be precise, Henry Jameson's problem wasn't about being handsome, but that he easily made young girls fantasize about him.
He came from a literary family, exuding the demeanor of a gentle and cultured man. He had studied abroad and took on the essence of British gentlemen. Combined with his attractive features and good taste, his faint smile could make young girls feel as if bathed in the spring breeze. He could easily attract a large number of young female students with insufficient self-control, making his presence in the school a real hazard.
If Henry was fatter, uglier, or older, perhaps Chloe Bennett wouldn't have done that disgusting thing anyway, right?
