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“So,” Alidum began from his seat in the audience, after Varya finished speaking, “you have so little motivation to do this job that you’re willing to give up the position to someone else? Why not just withdraw your candidacy and support your fellow candidate, instead of diluting the attention and votes of those who came here today? You propose not to exclude the losers, the lazy ones, and the troublemakers because we are a family, but at the same time, you reject the idea of distributing funds equally because it would deprive others of the motivation to study to their full potential? Not to mention that the idea of excluding one of the members of your so-called family has been circulating within these walls… How does that work? Or is it because you yourself define who you consider a member of this family and who is not? You say that everyone has different talents and interests, and that should be respected, and at the same time, you impose duels on everyone, which, obviously, not everyone is predisposed to. In other words, your entire campaign is an attempt to gain personal benefit for yourself and your cronies, disregarding the needs and desires of the rest of the student body, while hiding behind slogans about friendship and order.”