Something that always struck me as strange in the Kindergarten games is how many parents continue to send their kids back to school. Look at Lily and Billy for example- Billy went missing for an unspecified number of days and Lily continued to go to school. Then when he escapes from the principal's lab on Monday in torn clothes and clearly sick, both kids are sent to school the next two days. Maybe Billy had been missing for a long enough time that they didn’t think that Lily was in danger by the time we come along, but the next two days? Especially with the fact that BOTH of the next schools got shut down for the same things as the first.
Alice is another kid I worry about. Scippio mentions another kid Timmy having gone missing with Alice, and Kevin is clearly being experimented on under the slide. That makes three (possibly two because we don’t actually see or hear of Timmy aside from Scippio) kids who went missing at the latest on Monday. Yet Alice is sent to school on Wednesday, after coming home covered in genuine proof of the experimentation that Tuesday's Principal. At least if Ron and Maddison were sent to school on Wednesday, they didn’t have to immediately go back to an evil principal(or janitor turned principal in Regis’s case). Alice deals with amnesia as focused on in her mission ‘What Happened on Monday?’. She should not have been sent back to the same school that she disappeared from, but she was.
Jerome found his dad missing his head under his office after school Monday, and he had to go to school– a new school, the next day. He was made to go to a new school right after his dad was murdered, and– if not given any tissues– he cries the whole day. It’s hard enough to have to switch from one school to another in one day, but it’s even worse when you have to live with the fact that your father is dead.
Honestly it’s insane that any parents of the first kindergarten even kept their kids at that school with who the Janitor is. There is a bleeding bag in the janitors closet, he’s on probation as mentioned in the third game. He has absolutely no problem straight up murdering kids who ask too many questions or get in the way of his own sick war. He beats Monty into losing the ability in his legs for correcting his spelling and he gets nothing sent his way. He can easily get away with murder as shown in ‘The Tale of Two Janitors’ and he knows it. Kids are brats who tell their parents anything and everything they think is important, there is no way that not a single parent knows that he beats children. I mean, look at Monty and Stevie.
Monty has been in all three games. He buys things from the Janitor, and he honestly might pay more than whatever the Janitor gets. Yet, the Janitor nearly kills the kid when you let him know that he spelt the word ‘biscuit’ wrong. His parents should have just homeschooled him after the first game, but he was just sent back in a wheelchair. Then sent back in a pair of robot prosthetics. No sane parent would send their kid back to school the day after their kid had their legs broken. Especially not with the same staff who was responsible for breaking their kid’s legs. However we see him in all three games.
It’s honestly even more remarkable that Stevie was sent back to school after Tuesday, especially in the state we see him in. He looks to be in his early teens and he is definitely a rule follower, so there isn’t a reason to not believe him when he says why he comes back from school looking how he does. The Nurse genuinely worries over him and calls him to the examination table when she sees him, it is definitely bad enough for him to not be at school. However he can’t drive and someone had to drop him off and leave him there.
Dr. Danner has a nasty habit of shooting kids in the heads with a ray gun, imagine how many students have died because they accidentally sneezed in study hall or said that they understood when he said no talking or moving. There is a reason that he hates the PTA, and it's not because of their incompetence, it’s because they stop him from endangering his students. The fact that he genuinely doesn’t care for the wellbeing of his students should make parents take their kids out of the school, or at least the science class.
Plus, according to Carla, all the kids know that Penny is a robot, they know that she gets them killed when they make mistakes, but their parents don’t take them to wait until first grade. No, they send them to the same school for however long they’ve been there, and with Carla and Ted (technically Felix but it isn’t meant for him), they are sent into another school that has yet another murdery teacher, and another principal who is willing to murder them for being a bit too curious.
The Nurse knows that Ms. Lovelett isn’t a saint, and when we tell her that Felix got his eyes gouged out, her first thought isn’t wondering how it happened. She asks if Ms. Lovelett put on King Lear again, not if she put on King Lear, but if she put it on *again*. She has had to fix up kids from our new teacher’s plays at least a few times. She isn’t fazed by the fact that a kid is bleeding out from his missing eyes, which leads directly to the brain. Not to mention the literal goo antidote that she only has one dose left in. The goo is in almost every room inside the school, which should be a cause for concern to the parents of these children.
Honestly, none of the parents of the kg1 kids should have their kids, Carla’s parents shouldn’t have custody, the Huxleys shouldn’t have custody (though for more reasons than just letting their kids go to schools where they can freaking die), Ozzy’s mom is on a tight watch, and the most of the kg3 parents are very close to losing their kids. I think Bob and the Nurse should adopt the children separately and the kids should go to a school where they learn their numbers, and how to read. Instead of learning how to avoid being murdered by their teachers and janitors and each other.
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