A master class on literary craftsmanship on the first day of school? Why not. Wang Euk immediately realized that it would be difficult, and she knew everything about difficulties. Her name alone is worth it! The guest writer immediately got down to business. She urged students to plunge into their fantasies and give them a way out - that’s the only way they will come true. Wang Euk had two types of fantasies: nourishing (it’s nice to think that they can come true) and meaningless. Take, for example, the dream of Billy Gardiner. This one, of course, is pointless. He only dates popular girls, and she's clearly not like that. But this year something is going wrong. The guy pays attention to her, but what attention. But Wang Euk is not used to being the object of admiration. What to do and who to ask for help? Well, not Jane Eyre!