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It is not difficult to see what happened to Ikumi’s puberty syndrome. Ikumi was there when Kaede’s puberty syndrome was at its worst when Kaede and Sakuta were injured. Sakuta begged his teacher for help, and his class saw him as crazy. No one tried to understand him, and no one tried to believe him. They just stay away from him. He needed help, but no one helped. If that wasn’t bad enough, some people in the class volunteered to take on things about Sakuta and could take unfairly on her shoulders. When she did nothing, it became a confusing feeling of guilt ever since.
There is no doubt that meeting Sakuta again in college has restored all of this. And it is easy to see that he is like the one who had been before the adolescence syndrome, and nothing is as good as his. Despite his many strong connections, he is far from being outgoing – he would rather spend time with a friend, sister or girlfriend than branching. In other words, he found people who do believe in him, and those people he cared about. Yet, despite this, when he can help someone (especially puberty syndrome), he does it-Ikumi is almost certainly more like a terrible person.
Although Sakuta never blames Ikumi or anyone else in his class (he is busy trying to save his sister), Ikumi blames himself for standing on the court without helping. So she tried to relieve her inner gui by helping everyone. However, there are some significant differences between her work and what Sakuta does. Literally, Ikumi is looking for trouble. She will not only help the people she meets. She looks for those who are painful or dangerous and helps them-nothing they want. But where she crossed unhealthy territory was her willingness to sacrifice herself in the process to seize her wounds and make her future nurse.
All of this happens before the supernatural consequences. The clairvoyant hashtag online is dangerous. As Sakuta knows from his experience at Shoko, changing the future is not something you just fall into. Fate almost always takes up a pound of meat from the original target and then from those who approach them. Of course, this seems to be what happened with Ikumi’s puberty syndrome. It seems her Messiah complex has begun to take her to the wounds of the people she saved, meaning it is only a matter of time before she ends up being powerless or dead.
When Sakuta is clearly a core aspect of a person, can Sakuta help Ikumi get rid of her inner gui? We just need to listen next week to find out.
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Random thought:
•I want to know, in the perfect schedule Rascal is not a kid who dreams of a backpackDid Ikumi help Sakuta with his sister? This will explain how Kaede’s puberty syndrome is repaired early and why Ikumi and Sakuta ended up in the same school in that timeline.
•I missed what Saki came up with in the group date in last week’s episode – she and Kunimi broke up, so she was looking for a new boyfriend. I’m glad that from the stupid luck I’m right about them still being together.
•Is it me, or Himeji who tried to seduce her teacher, or at least formed their relationship because of the inappropriate relationship with her? Because I got the impression from last week’s Cram School scene and this week’s elevator scene.
•I wonder if everyone will make thematic barriers causality backwards – for example, using thematic hashtags to make dreams come true, not the other way around.
Rascal doesn’t dream of Santa Currently flowing
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