sweet deceit [boarding school/real-life/college]

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de·ceit/diˈsēt/Noun
1. The action or practice of deceiving someone by concealing or misrepresenting the truth.
2. A dishonest act or statement.
In short, deceit means that things are not as they seem, and in the case of the people in Ville, Connecticut, people frequently conceal the truth for their personal gain. What seems like a small town where the money comes from a boarding school harbors people who have seen others die from drugs and the pressures of society. The people hide their eating disorders, drinking problems, and children that were products of one night stands. Ville, Connecticut has become a place where people go when they no longer want to live letting everyone know everything, they can hide everything that way.
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