Boys vs. Girls

The story unfolds in a contemporary setting where issues of social class and personal identity are prevalent. It reflects the modern challenges faced by teenagers, such as peer pressure and the struggle for individuality amidst expectations from family and society.

MERAH PUTIH is an elite boarding institution known for its strict discipline and exclusivity, catering to the wealthy elite. It embodies a traditional educational environment that emphasizes order and conformity. However, it becomes a battleground for social dynamics as new students like Kate and Liam disrupt its monotony.

🤘 Rebellion

The theme of rebellion is central to the narratives of both Kate and Liam, who challenge the established norms at MERAH PUTIH. Through the formation of the CRAZY GIRLS and BAD BOYS, they embody a desire for freedom, confidence, and expression. Their actions provoke a reaction from the existing social structure, illustrating the classic struggle between conformity and individuality.

👗 Identity

Identity is explored through Kate's transformation and her embrace of a bold new social group. The CRAZY GIRLS become a symbol of self-expression against the backdrop of pre-defined societal expectations. The contrast between different social groups at the school highlights the quest for personal identity amid external pressures.

💔 Romance

Romance plays a significant role as characters navigate their relationships amidst chaos. Kate's relationship with Michael and Liam's feelings for Laura introduce complications that affect their school experiences and interactions. The rivalries, especially Fiona's feelings for Liam, add layers of tension to their romantic pursuits.