The kids at Hexside are lucky then. The teachers care a lot. I can see why so many of them actually like going to their school.

["Their" school, not "our" school.]

[He finally holds it up. It's been bent and taped enough to have some dimension. It's not a particularly sinister mask but it is a little intimidating, the eyes narrowed to hide almost everything about the wearer.]

And yeah. It was part of a uniform.

[He doesn't sound brooding or upset. In fact, he looks pleased as he throws it into the fire. This is a very cathartic way to interact with the human ritual of a bonfire. Even if it's slightly different from the normal custom. He gets why Dana and her friends wished they could have one and destroy some things in it.]

I would've tossed the original in but I threw it away.