Todd hasn't been in the Inn for a long while, but he's finally back. He looks dazed at first, not really realizing the change in scenery. He can hear his parent's voice in his ears, still, pleading with him to sign the contract against Mr. Keating ( Read more... )

Todd finally seems settled, finally seems like he's ready to face whatever weight has been holding him down. And yet, the door to the Inn still looks a little intimidating, but he has determination. He doesn't know what he might be marching off to face, but he's willing to face it ( Read more... )

Todd can see the door to the Inn, finally. But he isn't willing to go back yet. He's sitting at a table, balls of paper surrounding him, each with fragments of poetry upon them. There are a few lines set on the paper in front of him, but even after reading over them, he scratches them out near-violently ( Read more... )

Finding out that your boss had been shot and was in intensive care? Not exactly an appealing thing. So when Robert Chase found himself stumbling into the Inn, a great wave of relief rushed over him ( Read more... )

Todd really, really wanted to just lay down and forget that the Helton Academy existed. So much had occured and he wasn't so sure that his mind could quite handle it all at once ( Read more... )