Spoilers I’m open to discussion about the premise. Ok, it’s a fantasy story, 2 schools side by side, one good, one evil designed to maintain a balance between good and bad in the world. At the end, they combine the two schools into one because good and bad need each other? Evil is legitimized as a theme?The movie was tamed down some. The YA book series by Soman Chainani is a bit more edgy.
I understand the idea that we as humans are both good and bad, but I don’t buy the philosophical idea that evil has a legitimate place in human endeavors. It holds us down, it undermines us. At best it should be recognized as something undesirable, and maybe the story‘s point is we should acknowledge this aspect of ourselves, but my impression from this story is the idea that evil is something to be promoted on the same terms as good? 🤔