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To everyone’s surprise, South Harmon becomes a sanctuary for misfit students—those who didn’t conform to the conventional ideals of success. As their unorthodox curriculum takes shape, students express their desires to learn unconventional subjects, embracing a creative environment often lacking in traditional educational institutions. This comedic turn invokes deeper reflections on what education means and how it can be shaped to fit individual needs.

Bartleby's charisma and determination to create a welcoming space for all students cultivates camaraderie and identity among peers who were previously alienated. However, threats loom in the form of Ambrose, an antagonist representing the typical college elite, eager to dismantle South Harmon to fulfill his own aspirations at Harmon College.