- I have no further questions. Even though the format deviated from the proposed one, and Amirega-kun didn't express his opinion, the overall picture is clear. I could argue that some of the comments made are misconceptions, but firstly, regardless of the context, this isn't a political education lesson; secondly, everyone, especially young people, has the right to an opinion – as long as it doesn't explicitly harm those around them or the crown; and thirdly, it's undeniable that the image of a Chimera Denki in our society may have led to certain assumptions and hindered others. Perhaps, all I can offer is this advice: continue to think for yourselves and be clearly aware of what is important to you personally, trying not to succumb to general psychological pressure, if it ever falls upon your shoulders – and it inevitably will, sooner or later. But! – she raised her finger sternly. – Never get carried away and forget that you are in a specific society with specific rules – both those enshrined in official law and the culture and mentality of the people who inhabit it, however diverse they may be. Due to youthful daring and enthusiasm, some of you may sometimes think that certain actions or sharp words that bring you short-term satisfaction from the momentary feeling of self-importance – mistakenly taken for dignity – are definitely worth spoiling your relationships with those around you, because they come from the heart. But that's not true; life is more complex than it seems, and situations vary, and not every situation is clearly recognized as one of preserving or losing one's dignity; very often, it may turn out to be an unconscious mistake at the moment, which will spoil or completely ruin your life. Some of you have already had the opportunity to understand what this is like. Therefore, my advice to you is: in your attempt to follow your own beliefs, do and think about what is important to you at the moments when it is truly important, but never lose your mind and don't make mistakes. Remember that the consequences can come at any moment from a place you couldn't have even imagined. And don't succumb to the provocations of other people or your own uncontrollable feelings and impulses,” she said, finally surveying the students with her gaze, lingering a little longer on some of the more boisterous ones, and then nodded to Sonata. “It's clear that there is work to be done, but for now, this is enough.
- I have no further questions. Even though the format deviated from the proposed one, and Amirega-kun didn't express his opinion, the overall picture is clear. I could argue that some of the comments made are misconceptions, but firstly, regardless of the context, this isn't a political education lesson; secondly, everyone, especially young people, has the right to an opinion – as long as it doesn't explicitly harm those around them or the crown; and thirdly, it's undeniable that the image of a Chimera Denki in our society may have led to certain assumptions and hindered others. Perhaps, all I can offer is this advice: continue to think for yourselves and be clearly aware of what is important to you personally, trying not to succumb to general psychological pressure, if it ever falls upon your shoulders – and it inevitably will, sooner or later. But! – she raised her finger sternly. – Never get carried away and forget that you are in a specific society with specific rules – both those enshrined in official law and the culture and mentality of the people who inhabit it, however diverse they may be. Due to youthful daring and enthusiasm, some of you may sometimes think that certain actions or sharp words that bring you short-term satisfaction from the momentary feeling of self-importance – mistakenly taken for dignity – are definitely worth spoiling your relationships with those around you, because they come from the heart. But that's not true; life is more complex than it seems, and situations vary, and not every situation is clearly recognized as one of preserving or losing one's dignity; very often, it may turn out to be an unconscious mistake at the moment, which will spoil or completely ruin your life. Some of you have already had the opportunity to understand what this is like. Therefore, my advice to you is: in your attempt to follow your own beliefs, do and think about what is important to you at the moments when it is truly important, but never lose your mind and don't make mistakes. Remember that the consequences can come at any moment from a place you couldn't have even imagined. And don't succumb to the provocations of other people or your own uncontrollable feelings and impulses,” she said, finally surveying the students with her gaze, lingering a little longer on some of the more boisterous ones, and then nodded to Sonata. “It's clear that there is work to be done, but for now, this is enough.