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The second from a series of video presentation on bullying issues, Rica Ludovice presented how a bully reconciled with her victim after she herself became the subject of her own kind-of-fun.

Meikakuna, interpreted by the group as being different, shows that after all, no one is truly different as each one can be a target of bullying including the bully herself.

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