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Yuuko asks if anybody but Marimo died in the other world. Without the causality information of their deaths, nothing will happen to people here.

Takeru's arrival caused the Marimo in this world to die. Was this his punishment for running?

Takeru invites her back to his old world. But that’s just hypocrisy, as he seeks an escape from the insane world he's found himself in.

Marimo's death keeps him from a peaceful sleep. The memories of death cause Takeru great suffering.

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.

Sumika and Meiya can sense the change in Takeru. It’s like he could disappear at any instant. Yuuko comes to talk to Sumika. She has something to discuss.

The students are all sad over the loss of the teacher they respected.

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.

"Kids Takeru's age try to keep everything in. He should just let it all out. There’s probably a lot of things he wants to ask me…"

Takeru isn't home yet. There was something she wanted to tell him, but she doesn’t think she can do it directly.

After questioning, Takeru can’t even stand on his own two feet due to the drugs. He's taken by a medic to his room.

He can’t go back. He’ll have to live the rest of his life suffering for his choice to run away.

Yuuko asks if anybody but Marimo died in the other world. Without the causality information of their deaths, nothing will happen to people here.

Takeru's arrival caused the Marimo in this world to die. Was this his punishment for running?

But Takeru isn't ready to be saved. He’s worried that he might be the cause of someone else’s death...

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

Takeru fled the classroom and headed for the roof. Takeru is terrified that someone else might die because of him.

Why doesn't she resist? She will offer himself to him, she says, if it will help him heal. But this only makes him feel even worse.

Only after many tears is Takeru able to grieve over Sgt. Jinguuji's death. He calms down after Jinguuji listens to him.

Takeru invites her back to his old world. But that’s just hypocrisy, as he seeks an escape from the insane world he's found himself in.

He turns around to calm himself, and runs into someone. It was the person he lost on the other side.

Yuuko asks if anybody but Marimo died in the other world. Without the causality information of their deaths, nothing will happen to people here.

Takeru's arrival caused the Marimo in this world to die. Was this his punishment for running?

Why doesn't she resist? She will offer himself to him, she says, if it will help him heal. But this only makes him feel even worse.

The tears come flowing down, carrying with them all the thanks and regrets.

Meiya invites Takeru to go out somewhere the next day. She knew that 12/16 was important, too.

Yuuko asks him the first thing he really noticed after coming back. Marimo was the direct trigger for him fleeing to this world. Does his consciousness affect causality somehow?

Preparations are made for Takeru to return to his original world. When 24 hours pass after Kasumi stops observing him, he won't be able to come back.

Takeru will have to get stronger and overcome Marimo's death on his own, she says as she leaves.

Before she left, though, she spoke to Takeru. What Jinguuji-sensei would’ve wanted was for everyone to overcome this sadness.

He thanks Jinguuji-sensei for caring so much about him. After their meal, he bows to his teacher. It's a scene you might see anywhere.

He couldn’t tell her about the other world, though. Marimo speaks, and says she wants to hear about what happened, and why he cried, someday.

She’ll help all she can, but in the end, he has to solve his problems on his own. All someone else can do is give him a kick in the ass.

Yuuko asks if anybody but Marimo died in the other world. Without the causality information of their deaths, nothing will happen to people here.

Takeru flees in the face of Meiya's kindness, and his own smallness. Everything here is insane.

Marimo is alive. Of course she is. There are no BETA here. He can feel the warmth in her hand that proves she's real.

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.

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

He’s on the verge of taking his anger out at Kasumi, too. She looks to him like a wicked creature who's keeping him trapped in this world.

A new dawn begins in Takeru's normal daily life. He should be used to it, but it still catches him off guard to have his childhood friend yelling at him first thing in the morning.

Takeru has no answer, so instead he embarrasses himself by trying to change the subject. “Weren't you Marimo's friend?”

Takeru says something surpriisng. He wants to talk a little more. Meiya smiles.

Takeru has no answer, so instead he embarrasses himself by trying to change the subject. “Weren't you Marimo's friend?”

Takeru tells her its her fault for not being in her office. Yuuko tells him to stop whining that she wasn’t immediately available to meet him.

Yuuko asks him the first thing he really noticed after coming back. Marimo was the direct trigger for him fleeing to this world. Does his consciousness affect causality somehow?

Takeru fled the classroom and headed for the roof. Takeru is terrified that someone else might die because of him.

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

Meiya understands why he came here when he tells her who this place is for.

He stalks through the base like a walking corpse, seeking a way home.

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

He can’t go back. He’ll have to live the rest of his life suffering for his choice to run away.

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.

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

I've done enough... I’ve done all I can for this world. It’s time for me to go home...

As the classroom falls silent in remebrance, Takeru is nowhere to be seen.

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

I've done enough... I’ve done all I can for this world. It’s time for me to go home...

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.

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

Takeru snaps. He leaps on Meiya like a beast, saying that he never wanted to come to this hell, when Sumika wasn't even here.

The killer was a stalker of Marimo’s. He committed the crime after seeing her enter a restaurant with another man.

If nothing else, he knew that Marimo didn't hate him. But there's something more important to do than blaming himself.

Takeru takes her to the hill with the legendary tree. He wanted to come here, where so many memories have been born.

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

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.

Maybe someday that day will come... Takeru feels a little better after talking with Marimo.

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

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.

Takeru takes her to the hill with the legendary tree. He wanted to come here, where so many memories have been born.

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

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

He turns around to calm himself, and runs into someone. It was the person he lost on the other side.

Takeru fled the classroom and headed for the roof. Takeru is terrified that someone else might die because of him.

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.

Marimo's death keeps him from a peaceful sleep. The memories of death cause Takeru great suffering.

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

Breakfast at the Shirogane household. The news talks about a murder last night in the city.

When Takeru talks about Marimo’s death, he makes it sound like its his own fault. Meiya gets worried and decides she wants to help him as best she can.

She gave him the formula. They should have no more to discuss. Yuuko asks jokingly if he plans to take her with him.

He thanks Jinguuji-sensei for caring so much about him. After their meal, he bows to his teacher. It's a scene you might see anywhere.

She wanted to talk to him in person. But she wasn’t sure she could do it. But maybe on the phone...

Yuuko stops Takeru before he can hurt the young girl. “If you wanted to go home, you should've come to me first.”

“Send me home”, Takeru demands. Kasumi trembles in fear at him.

Sumika and Meiya can sense the change in Takeru. It’s like he could disappear at any instant. Yuuko comes to talk to Sumika. She has something to discuss.

It may seem ridiculous, but Yuuko harsly reminds him that that’s his reality.

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

He fell asleep on the roof. Meiya told him they should all try their best to get better together, but he's too weak to even move.

He couldn’t tell her about the other world, though. Marimo speaks, and says she wants to hear about what happened, and why he cried, someday.

It may seem ridiculous, but Yuuko harsly reminds him that that’s his reality.

Yuuko asks him the first thing he really noticed after coming back. Marimo was the direct trigger for him fleeing to this world. Does his consciousness affect causality somehow?

A sound echoes in the dark room. For Takeru, even the sound of a visitor at his door is terrifying.

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

Her plans for Takeru's birthday were derailed after the murder. Sumika offers to take him out to celebrate, too, but only the answering machine knows that...

Marimo comes in, too. Takeru came here to talk to Marimo.

She gave him the formula. They should have no more to discuss. Yuuko asks jokingly if he plans to take her with him.

I didn't come back to make Sumika suffer like this... Takeru tries his best to shut out her cries.