Other than finding lunch disgusting, the two seem really chill about school but it's obvious that Jekyll and Hyde are way ahead of what they're teaching us in class. They answered a lot of questions right and got whatever work the teachers gave us done in minutes. Hyde thinks that they'll get bored of the class' soon though, I think he's right, they're too smart for the stuff they teach us here. But Jekyll seems to be more interested in how each teacher does their job. The one subject they really get themselves invested in, so far, is English class.

Specifically, when we talk about the book we're reading. They only read the story as is, they never thought about looking for a reason it was written, or for themes, or whatnot, so they find other people's perspectives interesting and really want to explore those ideas more. It kinda sounds like they've never really got a chance to think critically, at least in the creative sense. It kinda makes sense since they grew up basically only following orders. Still, the week just started, they still have gym, music class, and the clubs to try out.