In the captivating world of Life Is Strange, one pivotal question looms large: Should I report Nathan? This seemingly straightforward dilemma is rife with complexity. On one hand, Nathan Prescott embodies a character shrouded in malevolence, whose actions could lead to devastating consequences for others. Reporting him seems like the ethical choice, a path toward safeguarding the well-being of students at Blackwell Academy. However, is it wise to assume that this action would yield positive repercussions? Would it invoke further wrath from Nathan or his powerful family? Might it exacerbate existing tensions, leading to unintended ramifications for those closest to him, or even for myself? Alternatively, could choosing to conceal Nathan’s transgressions be interpreted as complicity in his nefarious behavior? Is it not possible that turning a blind eye might shield oneself from potential backlash? In this morally ambiguous landscape, what is the most prudent course of action? How do we weigh justice against self-preservation?