Father’s Words|keyframe card

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People should do their duty to their country. And the country should do its duty towards its people.

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The afternoon exercises begin. The formation for the afternoon exercises changes, and Chizuru and Meiya join up with Takeru.

The next morning, school begins with a speech from the principal.

The media surrounded Hakuryou-Hiiragi. Things were tense inside. The woman in the physics prep room senses the truth.

Only his own mind, and the memories of the people in the other world, will keep him attached to reality. If they waver, Takeru may cease to be.

Why did this happen? Did she die because I changed the future?

But her biggest worry is how much pain Takeru seems to be in. What can she do to cheer him up? She sighs, unable to come up with an answer.

Sumika feels sad about Marimo's death. She's crying so much that she can’t even keep her diary.

It was Meiya at the door. What would she what with someone like him?

Meiya says that everyone has expectations for people who excel, and those people have a duty to live up to the trust placed in them. Takery gets even more upset.

Yuuko talks to Meiya as well, and gives her some advice. She tells her to stay away from Takeru.

Meiya says that Sgt. Jinguuji’s death wasn't anyone's fault. It was fate. What the hell is she talking about?

Meiya tells Takeru that the living have a duty to make the sacrifices of the dead mean something, and that he’s here of his own will.