I thought people in small towns were supposed to be nice, not act like the son of Satan.
In "Obsidian" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the protagonist grapples with unexpected behaviors from the residents of a small town. What she anticipated to be a friendly and welcoming environment instead reveals surprising hostility that contrasts with her expectations of small-town charm.
The quote, "I thought people in small towns were supposed to be nice, not act like the son of Satan," encapsulates her disillusionment. The protagonist's experiences challenge the stereotype of small-town friendliness, illustrating how appearances can be deceiving and pushing her to reevaluate her understanding of community dynamics.
