> but I prefer to err on the side of good faith. Usually though good faith and bureaucracy don't mix. It is dangerous to have faith in bureaucracy. In a way th

> but I prefer to err on the side of good faith. Usually though good faith and bureaucracy don't mix. It is dangerous to have faith in bureaucracy. In a way that is what the parents did, how the girl at the end said her parent just believed common sense would prevail and even if there is a missing paper here and there, someone sitting across the desk will understand and fix the error eventually.