[While at a glance, it probably brings on that uncomfortable sense of deja vu, it seems as though the setting is about the same—a murder school run by animatronics (the book never actually specifies what animal they are? poor writing tsk tsk)—the characters, deaths, and some of the setting specifics are completely different.
It ends with ten survivors being sent home, leaving the ghosts of the fallen behind, and an ominous line about a door foolishly left locked up and ignored in the midst of everyone's infighting and anger.]
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It ends with ten survivors being sent home, leaving the ghosts of the fallen behind, and an ominous line about a door foolishly left locked up and ignored in the midst of everyone's infighting and anger.]