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Something that I found interesting was that Saki didn't remember her sister Yoshimi but her parents clearly did. Why was only Saki's memory erased? Are adults at some point made privy to what goes on behind the scenes so that their memories don't need to be erased?
If this is the case then I don't see why the children who do peek behind the curtain (so to speak) would be punished. Aside from the fact that doing so is taboo, as long as they remain mentally stable it shouldn't really matter. After all, they might have escaped censure entirely if Shun had not become unstable after their adventure. To me this suggests that the adults are more worried about how the kids will react to the knowledge than they are about the kids having the knowledge itself.
The ending of this week's episode really made me wonder about this. I look forward to seeing what happens with Saki and the Head of the Ethics Committee.
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