For @arnabfactory : what the students of the 3rd and 4rd year did once Raven did not sign?!
So, I think there are three essential moments of the conflict: Legacy Day—Throncoming, Throncoming—Way to Wonderland, W2W—The End
Legacy Day - Throncoming:
While the main Royal are in a stalemate because besides three people, none of them have signed,so if they want to ensure their happy ending they have to force the Rebels to come to their senses, the Junior and Senior students have a different problem - There are 2 conditions to make a fairy tale come true: signing and having the entire cast of the fairy tale complete.
Now, just as Ashlynn is a year younger than Farrah, I'm inclined to believe that many Junior and Senior are older than other characters in their story. So, since they have already signed, they would probably play a big game of persuading their co-stars - The Royals would try to get them to sign, while the Rebels would try to dissuade their cast.
I also think the Wolf-Hood and Maid Marian cases would start to increase, with numerous kids trying to work out ways to outsmart their fate, avoiding the tragic/unwelcome ending. I think many of the less "religiouse" Royals (i.e. those who are not fixated on the Puff story) would probably accept some truce with their villain for an Happy Ending
Throncoming - Way to Wonderland:
On Wednesday, February 26th (thanks Athena for the timeline), the public reveal that the Storybook is a fake takes place. This means that all signatures between 1992 and 2011 are essentially null and void. This also explains why Class of Classic seem to have retained the traits of their true personality rather than becoming a caricature of themselves.
Knowing this, the Juniors will surely have a more Raven and Apple-like approach to the Royal/Rebel conflict, since they're now in the same "we didn't sign" boat. The Seniors, on the other hand, have a more complicated situation because they are in their last year of school and after that, in theory, there is their fairy tale. Of course, the Senior Rebels are happy not to have to do anything, but for the Royals, it's definitely a state of crisis. I wouldn't rule out the possibility that the school might start losing students at this point.
Way to Wonderland - The End:
The book breaking happens durante It's Raven's junior year, so surely she and all the kids still in school know that the relationship is essentially over. The most problematic are the former Seniors because how do you communicate to them "the page that holds your soul has been returned to you now you can do what you want". Especially if some have followed their story! My theory is that they decided to call a "year off"; that is, if we had chosen to have a year where all the fairy tales were in stend bie and we awaited the principal's eventual letter on the development of the story. Which of course resulted in the book being destroyed.
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