The choice is clear. They have to pay for the cost of six years of pills, the cost of mats, the salary of teachers, the cost of uniforms, the cost of paying servants to clean the mats and uniforms, and other costs.
It is either that, or they work for the Dyson family for the rest of their lives.
It is also clear that these graduates can't afford the price that the first option demands of them. It will probably take them a decade of dangerous work outside the family before they can pay it off.
Be that as it may, the two options are actually considered fair choices by most people. Plus, the graduates want to work for a powerful family like the Dyson family because the chances of getting employed by an equally powerful family or organization are slim.
