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Well I didn't go in with politics being the main focus I expected it to be more about Rin and her character growth, which it kind of was for a while in the beginning then towards the middle or so they forced all this politic/government backstabbing drama down your throat as if Rin's personal inner drama wasn't interesting enough to keep the show going by itself (which it kind of wasn't the way they presented) then in the final episode they just brush all that under the rug and Rin finally comes to terms with quitting ballet and everything ends. "Thanks for watching" *watches cast wave goodbye*
Bravo for Rin and all (she is a pleasant character to watch), but seem like they cut you off just right when it was about to get really interesting for her (which I guess is what the manga is for).
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