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Rea Sanka Analysis
Rea Sanka is a young girl who is known as the perfect girl in her school. Every girl wants to be friends and look up to her as their role model and ever guy wants her as their girlfriend because she's the perfect girl. Her biological mother died after she was born so she lives with her "father". Rea is just perfect in every way, she seems so happy on the outside but in reality she suffers a lot every single day. She has to smile to every single person, greet them with kindness and blah blah blah. Every day she has to bear the burden of not making a mistake, every second she has to put effort in everything thinking what not to do and what to do, she's been living like a machine obeying all her fathers wishes. I don't think we can call this man
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