Olivia Attwood

If a teacher was to call on me and ask me a question I didn't know the answer to, I would have found that so embarrassing.

So I used to deflect by causing trouble.

You know, I think obviously going to a boarding school is obviously, you know, you are from a privileged situation to end up at boarding school.

So I think, and I understand for a lot of people,

It's like you can't complain about it.

Yeah, it's hard to gather sympathy around that.

It's almost like no one's asking for sympathy.

But it's a very unique and it's a very tough situation.

If you imagine everyone had a bad day at school, but you have your bad day at school and then you can't leave.

So those girls that were mean to you, like in double science, then you have to go and share a room with two of them.

Like that is, that's tough.

And is that how, did you find that difficult?

That element of like, I'm stuck there with these people that I don't like?

cause trouble because I just wanted to rebel against the whole thing and yeah it's hard it's for like weeks at a time it wasn't weekly boarding no oh so you were I did weekly you say and the only time I didn't go home was when I was this I was saying this on another day it's really sounds so draconian our detention was that you couldn't go home on the weekend they said keep you in

So the only time I wasn't home on the weekend is if I was, they called it gated, which also I feel like was just so counterproductive because what, you know, you keep all the naughty kids in school over the weekend.

What are they going to get up to?

Skeleton crew of teachers.

That's going to fucking work.

That's when I started smoking because I was like, what else are we going to do?

We're here all weekend.