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What I meant by the post was that the atmosphere was already set to be fairly cutthroat and people could be expelled quite easily. Now I'm not opposed to the protagonists rebelling against the system(in fact, that would be more in line with my beliefs in the first place). However within the context of the story it just seems like a case where the protagonists don't care unless it affects them. Now granted I'm sure Souma is sticking up for her because she genuinely did a good job, but I guess I just want some consistency with whether people should just overcome the high standards or redefine the standards of cooking.
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