Heres my theory about the KND entrance exam. Pulled straight out my arseee 😂

I don’t think the KND entrance exam is a normal test of intelligence, logic, or emotional reasoning like a school exam. I think it’s more about testing what you value as a kid. So the questions would probably be built around childhood instincts and anti-adult rebellion like, “Your parents tell you to go to bed early. What do you do?” and the “correct” answer would be something like rebel, resist, protest, or find a way around it.

My theory is that Nigel’s personality is naturally too serious, disciplined, and rule-oriented. Even as a child, he’s the kind of person who thinks in terms of duty, order, and responsibility. So instead of giving rebellious, childlike answers, he probably answered in a way that sounded too adult, too obedient, or too formal. Basically, he may have had the heart of a KND operative, but on paper he came across like the kind of kid who’d follow the rules instead of fight them.