"Quite the commentary, Mr. Hollingsworth," Christine smiled. There was a faint recognition in her eyes; she clearly knew Daniel. "Today, we’ll discuss the psychology of social dominance. How about that?”
Before the class could even begin, a wave of discomfort passed through the room as the students instinctively shifted in their seats.
Christine paced the front of the hall. "We see it every day at every school," she continued. "But I have a question: When you target someone you've decided is 'lesser,' what are you actually gaining? Is it a sense of belonging, or a desperate attempt to feel powerful because, deep down, you know you're insignificant?”
The lecture hall went dead silent.
Erica scoffed, turning to her friends with a bored sigh. "Is this a therapy session or a class?" she
