Max's Lockdown Experiences

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Max's parents were distracted by work and lockdown alerts, allowing Max to spend the day on his iPad.
Max and Claire didn't fight over the remote; instead, they watched movies and shared hot chocolate.
Police activity increased, with sirens nearby, and Max feared his home might be the next target.
Max's parents were both working from home, which was a normal practice but now a new repeated experience in the lockdown.
The lockdown continued into Tuesday, and Max felt that the fun part was over, prompting a longing to go outside and escape from an increasingly confined life.
Max reflected on Ahmed's isolation.
Max, and others, were feeling overwhelmed.