Synopsis
The year is 1924, the place, Sauville, a small European country neatly tucked beside the Alps...
Kazuya Kujo has been studying abroad at the prestigious Saint Marguerite Academy, where urban legends and horror stories are all the rage. Most Kazuya ignores but the story of the Queen Berry, a mysterious ghost ship, really gets to him. Of course, his brainy friend Victorique is much more intrigued by true stories, and she uses her unrivaled logic to solve mysteries even the town's famous detective can't. Ironically, it is Victorique's inquisitive nature that leads the duo to board a ship that matches the Queen Berry's description to a tee, a ship that might just hold the key to solving a sinister mystery...
Cast
Takuya Eguchi as Kazuya Kujō
Hidenobu Kiuchi as Grévil
Michiko Neya as Sophie
Miyuki Sawashiro as Cordelia Gallo
Toru Ohkawa as Bryan Roscoe
Yui Kano as Cécile Sensei
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Alistair himself in this regard offers a great contrast to the more reserved stature of students that permeates the rest of the school. Others have worked their whole lives to get into this school, some egotistical over their standing while others immensely humbled, but all share a keen dedication to succeed. Alistair's motives to be a violinist in respect of his Grandfather's last words may be repeatedly emphasized but in comparison to the others who've worked so hard to get where they are, readers may find themselves lacking definitive care for Alistair's intent. Still, regardless of how thoroughly his reasoning is accepted as probable cause, the difficulties he faces still come off as poignant enough. From teachers talking down to him, difficult subject matter and bullying from the school's elite, Alistair faces elements that many can relate to. Because of this it becomes more sympathetic even as Alistair lacks a real 'I can do this!' drive to truly excel that's often the motivating force of morale for any story. Despite his self-inflicted predicament though, which could serve as boon or bane depending on the reader, Alistair takes everything as it comes, a combination of gusto and ignorance that makes him both a fairly charming character and an unpredictable one.
