translating exposition in manga

Описание: Welcome to Let's Translate Manga! A series where my patrons translate excerpts from various manga series and I evaluate them. This time, we're looking at Marginal, a post-apocalyptic shoujo manga series with Greco-Roman vibes about a society where there's hardly any women left.

This is Part 2 in Marginal. Find Part one here:    • how to translate pseudo Greco-Roman dystop...  

Our objective is NOT to fan-translate series so fans can read them, but to translate small excerpts from series to teach Japanese, teach translation, and to generate interest in series not yet licensed in English.

Translators this round: Greg, Ray, Laura E
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