Members of the upper castes have a little more freedom in terms of games that they can play and pastimes they can indulge in. The lower castes are trained to hate books and flowers because a love of nature and the knowledge gleaned from books could be detrimental to social stability and the individual's rank. The controllers of BNW celebrate games that encourage promiscuity and sexual exploration or any game that uses many resources to play it. By employing such a game it improves the economy of the BNW and is good for social stability.
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