The Nine Sins Of School Hell

Once students become alumni, there are two reasons they return to their alma mater: the first being they return as teachers or other members of the staff. The second and most common reason alumni return is because of the school sins they have committed. They are each forced to return to their gawky teenage personas and endure their fitting punishment. The Nine Sins of School Hell are determined by the severity of the sin and the amount of people their actions have impacted. The first level of school hell is comprised of the procrastinators, the students who delay their work until the very day it is due and give study guides a cursory glance before the test. These students feel the constant anxiety of a long-term project’s due date approaching.

There are six different types of sinners here, those who are out of dress code, use their phone in class, do not participate, those who sleep in class, do not do homework and those who arrive late or miss class. Because of their ingratitude towards their gift of education they are forced to carry backpacks with the heavy books they never once opened and are forced to be attentive in class. The students who ignored their responsibilities are also now ignored, constantly trying to receive the attention of others. Those who arrive late to school must carry the heaviest books because unlike the others who made an effort to be in class, they purposely ignored their responsibilities. The students in this level avoided their duties but unlike those in level one, made no effort in doing their work which is why they are punished with crooked backs and the constant need for attention. Grace Dunn, who was infamous for skipping weeks of school reigns in the fifth level of hell, her back is permanently bent at an angle from carrying around the backpack overflowing with books because she chose to miss endless days of

In the deepest level of hell, the school tyrants who oppressed students mentally and physically and now punished for eternity. They must endure the pain they made their peers feel, from constant name calling to swirlies in the school bathroom, they are tormented with their own actions as well as what caused them to bully. They are forced to face their own personal issues that led to the creation of their monstrous personas and cannot escape their problems. Terry Sire who would pick on the shy students in class as entertainment and Antonio Anders who would pick fights as a result for his parents divorce are found in the deepest layer of hell. The students who acted out as a result of their own personal issues must suffer the hell that is high