This book started off really strong - full of beaurocratic nonsense that was quite funny, but I really didn't like where it went. I read the trigger warning, but wasn't expecting it to play out the way it did. At one point, I went back and reread about thirty pages to see if I'd missed something that led to what happened when Clarissa opened a chat with Dick, and if it was there, I couldn't find it. 

The last chapter brought it back up to a positive rating, because it was back to the humour of the start and it was such a creative way to do it.