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"I support women's rights but most importantly I support women's wrongs"
The private school setting is like a different world, with super rich students and a lot of catty drama. On the surface, all conflicts seem superficial/trivial. However, the characters are going through some real issues and unresolved conflicts that don't get revealed until later, since everyone else is somewhat oblivious to it. It ends in inevitable tragedy and bittersweetly.
I cried the first time I read this because it's too real. Although the author puts fantastical and surreal elements in the art, which i absolutely love, the situations the characters go through are very real and honestly broke my heart.
"I FUCKING LOVE TRAINS, I LOVE BEING ABLE TO HOP ON A TRAIN AND GET TO MY DESTINATION SWIFTLY AND CHEAPLY WHILE SACRIFICING NO LEISURE TIME AND HAVING NEAR ZERO CHANCE OF BEING INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT, I FUCKING LOVE NOT GETTING STUCK IN TRAFFIC OR LOOK[ING] FOR A PARKING SPACE" (@orikron, twt)
This is a classic. The FL, with dreams of becoming a prince, attends a private school whose attendees are stuck in time and have lost grip on reality. It's there where she meets her princess who needs saving. I'd honestly recommend everyone to watch the anime, because it transcends the manga. It's a real masterpiece, especially if you like surrealism, symbolism, and heck, even sound design. All characters are majorly flawed with questionable motives, despite being in a beautiful s
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