Datsuraku Shita Kizokuke ni Hirowaretanode Ongaeshi de Hukkou Sasemasu - Vol. 2 Ch. 8 - Friend

[MangaDex]

 

[FleshPhoenix]

nah mate. expel the prat immediately.
hell, let everyone know why the prince should be expelled. if royalty has a whinge, ask them who brought the prince up to act like that.

 

[dcdfvr]

nah mate. expel the prat immediately.
hell, let everyone know why the prince should be expelled. if royalty has a whinge, ask them who brought the prince up to act like that.

Expelling him won't change anything. Bald sensei is correct in trying to fix him if he is to be the future ruler of the country. The old principal is an ass for thinking of the academy's reputation first though

 

[FleshPhoenix]

Expelling him won't change anything. Bald sensei is correct in trying to fix him if he is to be the future ruler of the country. The old principal is an ass for thinking of the academy's reputation first though

they seem to be setting the prince up as the main antagonist. I don't think he's going to change for a long time, if he ever does. both his superiority and inferiority complexes and his pride are going to push him to continue being a scumbag.
he's already committed multiple infractions, and tried to assault or even kill other students. it's psychopathic behaviour and that's not something a teacher can correct, especially when the student is royalty.
if he were expelled, he'd have to answer to his family for bringing shame to them. if they have the sense and some balls, they'd lock him under house arrest in an annex for a few years at minimum

 

[chojinra]

Make the prince powerless and to shovel shit for commoners. May make his attitude worse, but it’d still be satisfying.

 

[TheNamekianClown]

Expelling him won't change anything. Bald sensei is correct in trying to fix him if he is to be the future ruler of the country. The old principal is an ass for thinking of the academy's reputation first though

He's not. He's 2nd prince. This is going to be the typical 2nd prince inferiority complex.

 

[AraraDeTerno]

they seem to be setting the prince up as the main antagonist.

Seems to me they're setting up the exact opposite. The author wouldn't have bothered setting up that the prince used to be kind or having the teacher aiming to teach him how to be a better person if the intention wasn't to set up a redemption arc. If he is meant to remain a villain, revealing to the teachers and the main student body that he's a bad guy so soon is silly from a writing perspective, there's no payoff.

 

[Weiss4Lyfe]

There are no saving that boy right... so just nip the problem in the bud before he become problem later... but you know... for plot reason.. he cant die... really hope they didnt talk no jutsu this guy... some people just cant change y'know

 

[Psychronia]

You know what? I like this.
I was just recently complaining about the "elite school" trope in this villain transmigration story where if an educational institution keeps kicking out any student that doesn't meet its standards and offers no support, it's garbage at its job.

A school and the educators in it should be trying to correct and set bad students back unto the right path. Imagine MHA if someone noticed Bakugo was blatantly unstable by day 3 and put him into some mandatory counseling.

Expelling the prince should theoretically protect the other students, but he's not gonna just disappear. He'll continue being his shitty self and making it everyone else's problem no matter where he is, and he'll be a prince for as long as the king says so.
Sometimes, these sorts of guys are ever-escalating, incorrigible assholes. And maybe the prince is that, but it's important the adults actually try.

Sensei should probably have stepped in sooner, but it looked like he saw it as a growth opportunity for the other students and he seemed confident that he could step in at any time, so I'll give him a pass there.

 

[jagfanbb]

Nah, this ain't it. Kick his ass out.

 

[Astra_Starwalker]

Man, this prince is a really bad Gary/Grey to Mc's Ash/Red...

 

[Solipsist]

Expelling him won't change anything. Bald sensei is correct in trying to fix him if he is to be the future ruler of the country. The old principal is an ass for thinking of the academy's reputation first though

It'd protect the students within the academy.
You know, a responsibility the staff has to its students?
While ideally you'd correct behavior, but to argue that "it would't change anything." is absurd.

Sometimes you put people in prison not to correct them, but to at least separate them from the rest of society.

 

[Totalhypocrite]

said it before but I’m sure now that the bald homeroom teacher is a white haired demon (or a massive red herring)

 

[kyntelleron]

you know we have this in history many times second prince has crown envy gets more and more obsessed about it everyone around said prince only feeds into it or says nothing bam royal ascension civil war and thousands of dead commoners because a few ppl didn't put said prince in their place years earlier

 

[Grikath]

I was just recently complaining about the "elite school" trope in this villain transmigration story where if an educational institution keeps kicking out any student that doesn't meet its standards and offers no support, it's garbage at its job.

You're complaining about the attitude of the school systems in Asia in general... Especially the Big Name institutions..

So yeah... ho-hum...

 

[OSAITUS]

I´m putting my money on mind control made easy by his own inferiority complex

They are putting a lot of ground for a redemption and bald guy is red herring it hard

 

[FlameKingInferno]

oof, i feel bad for this guy

 

[riflow]

At first I felt bad for him but after him trying to kill the twin girls, nah man.

He needs guidance but like...under extreme supervision and with his parents involvement informing him of both consequences at home, socially, his future and in his education.

He can't just get away with thinking he can murder anyone and that his royal status would protect him from absolutely everything.

Esp BC if anything it shows even more that he shouldn't be the king. Ever.

 

[BigPoppaEffy]

Ah, so Grant is going with the gentle parenting approach...

Bold move, Cotton. Let's see how it plays out 🤣

Yea, they F all the way off with that ish lol

 

[Psychronia]

It'd protect the students within the academy.
You know, a responsibility the staff has to its students?
While ideally you'd correct behavior, but to argue that "it would't change anything." is absurd.

Sometimes you put people in prison not to correct them, but to at least separate them from the rest of society.

Okay, but the prince wouldn't be going to prison if he was expelled. He'd still be a prince, which is the opposite of being separate from the rest of society.

Depending on how the king handles the whole thing, he'd also be one with entirely too much power and time on his hands while holding a grudge towards the academy.

Granted, he should have some eagle-eyed supervision if he stays here and it's not necessarily safer.