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Intro. In The Nobility of Flowers (Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku), the lore seen in the Netflix series revolves around the inner world of Kaoruko Waguri and the silent clash between social appearances and authentic feelings. Waguri belongs to a prestigious, elegant and very rigid school environment, where girls are expected to be delicate, correct and emotionally contained; however, she stands out because, although she complies with that refined image, she does not live for the status or pride of her institution. From the beginning, she is shown as someone observant, empathetic and honest, who perceives the cracks in the system of prejudice that separates people by their origin or reputation. Throughout the series, her arc is not that of a passive girl, but that of someone who learns to listen to her own voice, to question what she was taught as "right" and to choose understanding over contempt. Waguri feels the weight of representing his school and his "class"

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