The Dean's Demise

The story explores the troubling dynamics of power and gender at a divinity school, focusing on the inappropriate advances made by Karl Wolfe, the Dean, towards Rebecca Swingle, a new professor. As rumors circulate about his suggestion for a promotion in exchange for intimacy, the narrative delves into the experiences of female students who have faced similar unwanted attention. The central conflict raises critical questions about accountability and the moral responsibilities within an institution dedicated to ethical teachings.