the national training and strategy hub for the movement, about 50campaigns are participatingThis makesFossil Fuel Divestment Day (F2D2)an unprecedented moment for our movement. As fun as the Path of Light was, attendees could also get a taste of the Path of Night. After departing Baxter High, they could venture into the Greendale Woods, a spooky, moon-lit setting where the fog came up to their knees. Wicked disciples of the Dark Lord awaited those hoping to sign their name in the Book of the Beast and seize their darkside. After offering up an autograph, newfound witches and warlocks could pay their respects at a Satanic alter decorated with bones of all shapes and sizes, ghastly candles, and of course, skulls. Because what tribute to the Dark Lord is complete without a dismembered head? Most of the memes follow the script of a photo of Ryan side-by-side to an image of what he'd be looking at on his phone. It has ranged from Googling Justin lyrics to watching random YouTube videos. There are also of course just people captioning the photo with situations applicable to the one Ryan was in. Heck, even NBC'sThis Is Usgot in on the joke. identified the boy-turned-meme as 13-year-old Ryan McKenna, a seventh-grader at Derby Academy in Hingham, Massachusets. He reportedly flew into Minnesota around noon on Sunday.