That's one of the rules that might be a little more difficult to translate to the new setting. The way I've always taken it, the reason a Head Maid can recieve half the Favor of those she orders is that the Master knows that the Maid in question is acting under the Head Maid's orders. So, while success is reflective of the Maid themselves, the Master can also appreciate the Head Maid for having the foresight to make the order, and to choose the right Maid for the job. It's also why failure also reflects poorly on her, because she didn't choose the right Maid for the job in that case.<br/><br/>That's a little harder to justify in something like a School setting, where the "Head Maid" doesn't actually work for the "Master", and thus, he couldn't automatically know that a "Maid" is acting on her behalf. As a Teacher, I think one way to use it is by making assignments so that it pairs up a specific girl with for a given task (maybe she takes it upon herself to look after the boy, with his parents being away and all). Or to require the Maid chosen give acknowledgement to the Kaede as part of the effort. I imagine we have to set it up so that Tamashi understands that Kaede was involved. It's a little more work in this scenario, but it's still a useful tool.<br/><br/>Just throwing some ideas out there.