It's actually closer to a cop going to a school to tell kids about what they can do, she's not a teacher, she's a "special guest" to the academy, essentially someone who shows them what they "could" become like.
The other two have some level of power and skill so he wasn’t as concerned with what they were going through (especially since they were holding their own until the final move from the instructor so it’s not like he could have stepped in) compared to four eyes who is essentially on the same power level as a civilian and was being beaten up. If I remember right He got in on academics score alone and failed in physical tests. It makes sense for him to be the one Rick steps in to help.
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Except each training he thinks they are going too far each time.
He thinks it's strict, but Rick is used to worse. Also the first two fights end just after stepping into far territory. He can't act yet because that would be insubordinate and he could get kicked out/cover blown. The third time the fight goes after the kid is knocked down so yeah he acts.
We havent seen that they are slandering and if they are thats poor writing. We shouldnt have to write whats happening.
That's kinda the thing. In reality, this DOESN'T motivate people. Also, in reality, people think that it does. Stuff like that in assassination classroom is used as a threat. "Stay in line, do as I say, don't ask for more. It can always get worse. After all, you could end up like them." It's that sort of thing. Of course, that doesn't change the reality of your circumstances but this sort of thinking doesn't consider either circumstances or reality.
Ok but when you target the weak and they consistantly perform better then the rest why are you still targetting them as the weak ones?
