Give a detailed description of St. Jerome’s Residential School.

Saul has been taken by two nuns, who cram him into the back of a truck with two other Ojibway children and take him to St. Jerome’s Indian Residential School. Its a cold, unfeeling place, with regimented interiors and perfectly disinfected surfaces that make Saul miss the sky. The school is without life. Children live their but are dead inside. The halls and the rooms are sterile and dead.