Those with good personalities and intelligence, he would inquire about nearly every day; for those children he didn't like, just giving them some food each day would suffice. To their complaints and cries, the priest would only respond indifferently.
In the eyes of some children, Priest Boise was kind and patient, a very respectable person, while in the eyes of others, Priest Boise was strict and cold. There were also children who saw Priest Boise merely as a hypocrite who sought fame through rescuing children.
If three children were to describe their image of Priest Boise, people might think they were talking about three different people, but all three answers would be true, and they were indeed describing the same person.
At fifteen, Gleid returned from playing outside as usual, feeling very hungry, so he rummaged through the church's cupboard, hoping to find something to eat. It just so happened that Priest Boise entered the kitchen, seeing him turning the cupboard inside out.
