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I could see the notebook stealing as not being related to stopping the general protesting. Thus, potentially, being a completely different person.

haha thats dedication. As long as you enjoy it who cares.

Makes sense, honestly. A week is a long time between parts of a story. haha

Oh interesting. Ayan probably paused to see his reaction. I also think he brought him there and forced him to go in so he could know for sure that Akk was lying about spying on him.

I feel like I've been watching this in a less observant way than usual--which is weird since I usually pick up on things. The amount of times, during these lovely conversations, where I don't recall something is strange. Haha Even the fact that I haven't even bothered to question who may have been causing the incidents while watching...is out of character for me. Perhaps it's because of what I've been doing in my daily life making me too stressed to do anything but watch and enjoy things as they are without much analytical thinking. Even on a subconscious level. I didn't think my situation would affect how I consume certain media. haha

I didn't mean the same day as Ayan. More just that episode. Since I wasnt sure how much was a flashback. She still came off as new to me though. The flashback could have even been earlier that day or week. The flower pot could have also been earlier in the week and still happening with her being there. It would make sense not to be clear about when she actually started compared to the incidents. It is best to have everyone potentially suspicious even if only a little. haha

I thought it was that day because she was introduced to the other female teacher then. She was also given the job Dika had right when she started I believe. That whole part looked as if she was just starting as a new member of the faculty. Unless some of those were flashback scenes.

Boo...next time maybe.

Talking about this stuff is quite interesting haha

I think the flower pot happened before Sani got there. It was a flashback scene right?

I don't think it'd be smart to order a newbie to do bad things. You got to manipulate them first so they don't try to find a way to expose you. haha Who knows though. He could see her as a complete nonthreat.

The odd thing about Sani is she never talked to the protestors like she suggested. Chadok even gave her the okay technically. Which surprised me. I thought hed flat out shoot her down. The only reason I can think of for her to not talk to them is if his response was actually a 'you better not'.

I never thought he was the main culprit really. His actions are weird though. At the beginning he came across as a nosy observant person. It didn't make sense for him just to watch Kan get beat up and to listen in on the conversation long enough to randomly give Thua that information. I also thought it was weird that they were suddenly eating together when Thua was usually alone. Why did he only show wanting to be a perfect that one time basically? Why in such an obviously bad way. One that shows he'd abuse his power. If he wanted it bad enough to fake it then he should try another method.
Perhaps he does want to do good but just sucks when it comes to execution.

It could be either. Wat seems to be the most laidback and it is easy to look over his actions as anything more important. He'd be the best person for a surprise reveal. He is not easy to read, but he seems to not want his friends to worry about him.

Yeah, that makes sense. It'd be nice if the lead teacher actually warned him. haha

I noticed Akk always goes to Chadok--which I thought was a bit weird.

Yeah, I definitely think he did it to oppose Ayan and/or cause he buddies up to teachers. I'm more curious if Wat is oblivious to this and thus came up with the conclusion or he came up with it because he just didnt care of Akks actual reason. Being more considered about their overall dynamics as friends. He is always the mediator and excuses Akks action in some way. Him liking the change of being lax about the phone was probably how he prefers Akk to be. Which might have been how he was before getting corrupted. haha

I could see that. It would make more sense as to why he ratted Ayan out to the head teacher with no actual evidence. If Ayan is gone he is safer. That still could have been done for other reasons, however. Like the more obvious one of keeping things under control to keep his status and such.

If he is scared of being caught it implies he is alone in his actions though. As in, the school is not directing him besides vague statements. If they were supporting him hed have no fear of getting caught since they should have made it known he was protected (no matter what) if he kept up with his agreement whatever that may be.
If the show is a take on corruption itd make sense for him to be the middle man not the main baddie. More like the enforcer. haha

True. Someone had to give it to him if he didn't steal it. Just to cause trouble...maybe it was a test of sorts. In many ways haha
Id lean toward Mes not Akk. In that situation. But he could be helping now. Whether Akk knows or not.

I dont know I just woke up haha

What do you mean by hidden agenda? His obsession with status already makes him morally gray. We already knew it wasnt just about upholding the rules. Its been pointed out he is at least partly being selfish. Him being lawful in regards to the school does not make him morally good.

Yeah, that's totally possible. I guess my biggest issue with him doing all of them is how the poster/flyer ones were tamer than the car or even flower pot one. Whereas the fire he was about to start was more dangerous.
Timeline wise that makes it...
2 potentially dangerous ones for actual people. 2 harmless ones. Then a dangerous one for the whole building...whereever that is. Which could go completely out of control and hurt people by spreading.

He definitely has been on edge in general. Constantly worried and trying to fix the problems.