Promised Neverland, in a world where freedom is deceptive and lost. The story follows three extremely gifted and talented children, Emma, Norman and Ray. Living in an orphanage with their caretaker, Isabella who treats them with love and good food everyday. None of the children are allowed to leave the Orphanage, it’s gated with a really tall wall.
Everything seems normal and amazing until Emma and Norman discover the dark secret that the orphanage is not what it seems to be. It’s a farm, and the children are raised to feed devilish creatures. Through this information, Norman, Emma and Ray plan to escape together,
The trio devise insanely smart plans and as the story progresses, they learn about the other plantations and other human farms. The three children face numerous challenges and betrayals through the story, the ultimate goal is to find freedom for all the children in the Orphan, but Ray and Norman understand that sacrifice and betrayals are necessary if they want to live.
Promised Neverland, it’s a promising anime, bu dum ch… Anyways… The anime teaches the importance of critical thinking and planning. Watchers have many examples of Emma, Ray and Norman constantly analyzing their farm, and devising a plan. It showcases the power of intelligence coupled with the power of resourcefulness to make a powerful plan. The anime also briefly emphasizes the power of sacrificing for the greater good. Characters are forced to make difficult decisions where they choose the group or their individual desire.
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