Sakuramoria

— Hmm... How about, for the sake of fairness, efficiency, and camaraderie, distributing the scholarship equally among all students?
— Excellent idea, let's write that down. Anyone else?

"So, you're admitting, Your Highness, that from the very beginning, giving people different scholarships based on their grades was unfair, inefficient, and divisive? Why did you do it then? Now I'm against the changes, I'm sorry... You work like a horse here for three months, trying your best to be the best, starting from such a low position... Well, below average. You become... And then they tell you: "Oh, we've changed our minds, be like everyone else, Varya!" That's not how I see fairness and camaraderie."
The girl reacted rather coolly to the proposals regarding money and experience, although she didn't express it out loud.
Just to clarify, are we talking about money and experience now, or about modifiers? And, I hope, only those that the school provides? Because if it's complete communism here, then it's just ridiculous, of course, poor people, some from Utah, some born in June, etc. Although, for us February-born, any such proposal is certainly disadvantageous.
— Your Highness, can we only suggest one idea?