Absolute Speed of a Certain Mixed Comic (Complete).

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Summary: The passage explores the complex nature of fairies in Sheffield, focusing on their unique relationship with purpose and trends. Jiang Li observes that fairies lack moral constraints and easily abandon their commitments when new trends emerge. He concludes that Sheffield's resistance against the Queen is unlikely to succeed due to the fairies' superficial nature and lack of a unified ideology. Bo Ge Te, a tooth fairy from Norwich, reveals his motivation for rebellion is to save his hometown from a devastating calamity, highlighting the diversity among fairies and their individual motivations.

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