Disciplinary Action/Disciplinary Office/First Quarter/Interviews/Headmaster/Go/Inquire
"Say, how often does Mr. Grandville have the Marlow kid in there?" You ask Ms. Varano, "I think that this is probably something I should know since these sorts of punishments are my job after all."
"Oh! Yes!" the still very flustered secretary responds. "Well, uhh... he does have Mr. Marlow in there a lot, a lot more often than his daughter. I... uhh..." She looks a bit unsure of herself for a moment. "Actually... well... I assume he must be punishing Liliana at home, but he never punishes her at school. It's always Mathew, he seems to have him in there multiple times a day, every lunch, he keeps him in for the entirety of what would be his gym class normally, and a few other odd times throughout the day. I think he may be taking out his aggression at how he brought his daughter down and got her into this punishment or something of the sort."
Well, you certainly heard the words "I think" coming out of her mouth quite a bit there. Ms. Varano is usually of a rather detail-oriented personality, not the type to make speculations that you know of. Well, it was perfectly understandable with what this information could imply. With how much this town's culture hates homosexuality, the implication Mr. Grandville may be going after young Mr. Mathew so much because he enjoys doing it with young boys is simply something she doesn't want to even entertain the possibility of. As such, anger is a far better excuse.
Now then, how do you react to this information?
- [[Disciplinary Action/Disciplinary Office/First Quarter/Interviews/Headmaster/Go/Inquire/Interrogate|Go in there and ask Mr. Grandvalle if he is punishing his daughter properly.
- Go in there and "observe" the punishment as you say what you were originally going to say
- Wait for the headmaster to finish before talking to him