The artist employs sharp, menacing horns, small eyes, and a threatening monologue to create the antagonistic character of Mr. IB

This whiteboard may look familiar to you, but it obviously has a new addition. I found this on the board in the history room on the first day back from spring break (also note that the topic of the previous post still remains):


So Mr. IB's true face is finally revealed. Obviously the message has been translated, as Mr. IB speaks no English, only IBan. I believe the original text was, "The author uses only direct characterization to deny the reader any free will throughout the novel."

If you know who drew this, please speak up. Mr. Majask didn't know.