Mika

And there's ropes.

And the parents are on one side.

And there's the rope.

Then the teachers with the classroom around them, the pupils of their classroom, standing there.

And then once you see your dad or your mom or whoever's picking you up, then you would go out.

That's how it worked.

Yeah.

my dad arrives and he steps over the rope and he walks over and he goes in a very loud voice in front of everyone he was like i need to say to you all the things that you said to my son

And he goes on and loudly, he doesn't touch her, but he's absolutely livid.

And he's loudly saying, you say to my son in front of everyone, and you made the repeat that he is stupid, that he is worth for nothing, that he is.

And she goes on and on and on and on, which is extraordinarily dramatic.

Yeah, imagine.

I just wanted him to shut up.

I was so embarrassed.

I was like, this is awful.

And then she faints.

Um, and they all run to her, uh, and they, then the director of the school, uh, puts me and my dad in his office and he goes, well, you're clearly expelled and you can thank your father for that.

We left.

Me, Paloma, who's there, my dad, holding hands, walking down from the Lycée Francais, this school, all the way home, singing together and skipping, hey, ho, the witch is dead, the wicked witch is dead.

What an amazing image.