TEHHY SAID: I don't mean to overthink this, but this reminds me a lot of how children's imaginations die in school. Surrounded by (demanded) silence, bland looking papers they need to fill out with flat answers, always being shined on by fluorescent lights, for at least thirty hours per week (on average). Lots of them forced to choose what they want to do in life and learn what they want to learn at the END of their school career, rather than the beginning, not having as many choices as they could have.