The Goody

Chirton Krauss embodies the ideal child, following rules and expectations to the letter, while his sister Myrtle embraces a more carefree attitude. As Chirton navigates the challenges of being overly obedient, he begins to question whether his relentless goodness is truly beneficial. This story explores themes of individuality, the balance between rules and freedom, and the complexities of sibling dynamics, ultimately leading Chirton to a surprising realization about the value of imperfection.