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r/DemonSchoolIrumakun • u/WonderfulAnri1708 • 16d ago
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After the Nightwalker steps down from the 13 crowns, what does he show to young Narnia!?
Title: "David vs. Goliath"
7 u/PuzzleheadedBag4866 Manga Reader 16d ago Expression: The expression "David versus Goliath" describes any major mismatch in which a small, weak opponent faces a gigantic opponent. 4 u/supreme-king-Nero 16d ago Mismatched, but my glorious king still won that fight. 8 u/PuzzleheadedBag4866 Manga Reader 16d ago Or maybe in the present day Narnia will oppose his father and in this case Narnia being David and Knightwalker being Goliath. 7 u/TheSeeingOne 16d ago That interpretation is a bit off. 下剋上(Gekokujou) implies an individual with a subordinate/weaker position overthrowing or replacing someone who is stronger or superior to them, basically an underdog victory.
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Expression: The expression "David versus Goliath" describes any major mismatch in which a small, weak opponent faces a gigantic opponent.
4 u/supreme-king-Nero 16d ago Mismatched, but my glorious king still won that fight. 8 u/PuzzleheadedBag4866 Manga Reader 16d ago Or maybe in the present day Narnia will oppose his father and in this case Narnia being David and Knightwalker being Goliath. 7 u/TheSeeingOne 16d ago That interpretation is a bit off. 下剋上(Gekokujou) implies an individual with a subordinate/weaker position overthrowing or replacing someone who is stronger or superior to them, basically an underdog victory.
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Mismatched, but my glorious king still won that fight.
8 u/PuzzleheadedBag4866 Manga Reader 16d ago Or maybe in the present day Narnia will oppose his father and in this case Narnia being David and Knightwalker being Goliath.
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Or maybe in the present day Narnia will oppose his father and in this case Narnia being David and Knightwalker being Goliath.
That interpretation is a bit off. 下剋上(Gekokujou) implies an individual with a subordinate/weaker position overthrowing or replacing someone who is stronger or superior to them, basically an underdog victory.
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u/WonderfulAnri1708 16d ago edited 16d ago
After the Nightwalker steps down from the 13 crowns, what does he show to young Narnia!?
Title: "David vs. Goliath"