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Across
  1. 4. students use pejorative terms to subtly demean others without outright insults.
  2. 6. often feels disenfranchised at Laurinda, excluded from decision-making and real belonging.
  3. 7. (adj.) – Deprived of power or rights.
  4. 9. Cabinet’s bullying is insidious, eroding confidence rather than being outright aggressive.
  5. 10. social order at Laurinda seems immutable, making it difficult for outsiders to rise.
  6. 11. (adj.) – Unchanging over time; impossible to alter.
  7. 13. (adj.) – Harmful in a slow, subtle way.
Down
  1. 1. (adj.) – Refusing to change one’s views or agree.
  2. 2. (adj.) – Expressing contempt or disapproval.
  3. 3. how Laurinda’s social rules and power plays can be hard for outsiders like Lucy to grasp.
  4. 5. (adj.) – Impossible to understand or interpret.
  5. 8. (adj.) – Generous or forgiving, especially to a rival.
  6. 12. Cabinet’s unwillingness to accept outsiders makes them intransigent in their social hierarchy.