I love this story more and more. There is a great comparison between the role of a capable adult and a young student's role. Yuka isn't a bad person, but she's been praised by every person around her to make her mind more sheltered than it already is. She can't get a grasp of the real problem here. Also, I really don't like the saying, "save our kingdom". As if a single saint can really save the kingdom. I mean, what about the other people in the kingdom? Do they sit in their homes doing nothing and expect to be saved? I think the saint is more like an image to inspire people. Her actions might lead the people, but being on her own isn't going to save the kingdom.