The Nest
The Nest is the level-nine nursery and school where Mission's friends grew up; he arrives to find it quiet and empty of children.
Story so far
The Crow's Nest occupies level nine and includes the nursery, day school and classrooms serving up top. Generations of children have repainted its sign. Mission Jones grew up there with his close friends and learned that he could choose his own occupation and future; Lyn and Joel attended two years ahead of Mission and Rodny.
During the unrest, Mission chooses the Nest as the meeting place for his friends. It is his, Joel's and Lyn's destination for the night.
When Mission arrives, the Nest is quiet and empty of children. The Crow's classroom is filled with desks brought out of storage.
Appearance
The level-nine school includes nursery and classroom spaces and a sign repainted by generations of children. The Crow's classroom is now filled with desks taken from storage.
Role
It is an up-top nursery and school, and the meeting place Mission chooses during the crisis.
Relationships
Sources — 10 recorded facts, by chapter
- The Nest is where Mission grew up with his close group of friends.
- Mission learned at the Nest that he could choose his own occupation and future.
- The Crow’s Nest occupies level nine.
- The Nest includes the nursery, day school and classrooms serving the up top.
- Generations of children have repainted the Crow’s Nest sign.
- Lyn and Joel attended the Nest two years ahead of Mission and Rodny.
- Mission chooses the Nest as the meeting place for his friends.
- The Nest is Mission, Joel and Lyn’s destination for the night.
- The Nest is quiet and empty of children when Mission arrives.
- The Crow’s classroom is filled with desks brought out of storage.