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The main premise of this show is of course the prestigious high school that the main characters attend in the story. The school while seemingly perfect both in terms of facilities and reputation is only a facade for within it hides a very strict school system where a student’s performance in their studies and exams determine their worth to both the school and to society. To reinforce this system the anime makes use of an interesting system that serve to underline the central purpose of this school. The system is an interesting concept in itself in that it acts both as a central resource for the everyday needs of the students but also an objective for the students for failure to do well in the school will see the number of points that they gain every month lessen. The idea to make this system a combination of not just a currency that can be used but also an indication of how much worth the school see’s in both the class and the students within was an interesting move and tied in well with the school’s unique culture.One of the series main themes is that of equality which is best shown in not just the division of students into classes but also in the number of masks that characters must adapt as part of their personalities to exist in society. When combined with the personalities of characters that appear to be kind and unassuming on the surface the masks aspect works well to add more depth to the characters. This aspect of the anime itself I felt was pretty interesting. While the struggles between the classes served to highlight the differences in status between the classes with lower letter ones being superior to the higher letter ones and best seen in the disdain that class A and C members have for class D. Whats interesting is that the this isn’t repeated in all areas as Honami and Class B shown in their interactions with Class D showing that in the end it’s the question of perception.
The overall story for the series also plays a part in dealing with the theme of equality in that it pits the members of class D widely regarded by the school as outcasts against a school who is determined to make things difficult for them.
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Natsu HyuugaLes carnets de l'apothicaire (ro. tome 1 sur 2
Touko Shino (Autre)Laureline Chaplain (Traducteur)Ombeline Marchon (Traducteur) EAN : 9782371023376
634 pages
Lumen (25/08/2022) 4. 35/5 146 notesLes carnets de l'apothicaire, tome 1 (roman) Résumé : Une jeune apothicaire face aux arcanes du pouvoir impérial.
À dix-sept ans, Mao Mao mène une vie dangereuse. Formée dès son plus jeune âge par un apothicaire des bas-fonds de la capitale, elle se retrouve enlevée et vendue comme servante dans le quartier des femmes du palais impérial. Pour échapper à la mort dans cette forteresse coupée du monde extérieur où complots et machinations se succèdent, la jeune fille doit cacher ses connaissances bref, .