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It’s very interesting to be emotionally mature and sure of their performance when high school students are more emotionally mature and are sure of themselves, although sometimes I’m not sure if the show is trying to keep some kind of secret or I’m just kidding. I’m glad this episode emphasizes Akira’s uncomfortable feeling around Marin. The show hasn’t detailed why, as it immediately cuts out from that scene into different times of the day, which is very awkward. I’m not sure if the show will return to the conversation in the corridor so that our audience can understand why Akira has a problem with Marin or if Akira has never elaborated on what the problem is. I think it should be the former, but the situation is awkward because I don’t know how Gojo reacts to this.
Gojo has had a lot of character development in character development in the past few episodes, but I still feel like he would be distracted if there is a social situation involving Marin. After all, this woman will soon appear again role play The photo was taken, but throughout the second half of the plot, the conversation didn’t remind him of this fact, and he was just shuddering with Marin at the time, which felt a little weird. I didn’t see his face or any moment of contemplation. I thought he was going to talk to Marin about Akira not liking her while playing horror games. I do like the joke that this game is obviously more frightening than Gojo thinks, and that he might be caught off guard. But even that joke couldn’t distract me.
What distracts me from the end of this episode is because even if the joke is a bit forced, it is still very interesting. It’s one thing to consider that Gojo is forced to stay overnight. However, he had the fact that he had tunnel vision considering taking energy drinks so he wouldn’t feel introverted about the overnight stay, just making him unaware that he was in the sex toys and condom section of the store was fun for me. He has a double temptation to communicate with Marin and Marin because she made a misunderstanding because she mistakenly thought Gojo wanted to sleep with her that night. It’s very interesting considering what Marin means to her like Gojo to everyone except him. I was curious about how she handled a really strong physical condition and she thought he wanted to stay in close relationship with her. Will she go with it, or will she be purer about everything she originally imagined?
Honestly, I was interested in that comedy angle, not in any potential drama. The show has never really tried any relationship drama before, so I was curious. Most of the drama and character developments in the series are more internal. It might be fun to create a situation where Marin is likely to be forced to face people who directly dislike her. I especially like the fact that this episode reintroduces Shinju and Sajuna, who is arguably the only one Marin contradicts it. But the joke is that Marin just strides forward, and Sajuna is more susceptible to external influences like her sister than she allows. I’m not sure if the show was created for the purpose of foreshadowing, or it was just a happy coincidence. It’s not the strongest plot in the narrative, but I’d love to know what it all built up.
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