Ella's concerns were notwithstanding, Wonderstein's lecture proceeded smoothly without major disruptions.
The notion of a "Monster Circus" not only failed to provoke resistance but instead captured the interest of the students.
As is typical of elites in the art world, they initially seemed to find nothing noteworthy in conformity but became more lenient towards deviations.
They were more tolerant of radicalism than the general public.
Wonderstein used excerpts from the script he wrote as examples, proving that their performance was not about exhibiting and ridiculing victims of curses and epidemics, as commonly believed.
Thanks to this, some of the prejudices students held against the Monster Circus were alleviated.
Above all, Wonderstein's personal charm played a significant role in the smooth progress of the lecture.
Every time he glanced or smiled, screams of admiration erupted among the students.
