Do Not Forget

In order to educate his students philosophy, a misguidedly idealistic high school student starts a club; but, when the club turns into a cult, he must rethink his strategy before the rest of the student body drinks the poison. Frank decides that the best way to show that his classmates lack morality is to write a manifesto that satirically defends selfishness. When this attempt to shed light on his classmates' actions is taken at face value, Frank starts a club to spread his ideas in the hopes that his ironies will be more apparent on a larger scale. Even while he secretly worries when they will have enough and decide to follow a more moral course, the authoritarian rule of law he builds encounters little opposition from his club members. Frank sincerely wants to help his friends, but his approach turns out to be flawed in practise. Frank needs to figure out where the line is before he irreparably damages his beloved high school. However, leading a cult is too much fun to pass up.