"If suffering like this continues, it's better to bring an end to the whole family. (Quote by Hizaki Yu'uko, the case worker) |
"That woman is aiming for a perfect crime." (Quote by Mamihara Kouki, the detective) |
Is she the one?
Did she really do it?
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The boy, who turned violent in the art classroom when he was found by other students, runs home to cause more violence, throwing furniture and whatever he can get hands on. His mother calls the case worker for help. The case worker and the art teacher go to the boys house, but the boy goes into his room and lock the door. This time, the boy shuts off his e-mail communication.
The mother tells the case worker and the art teacher to leave the family alone as they are making things worse.
No way you can understand what I feel. You never had your own kid. (Quote by the boy's mother) |
As for the detective's family, the wife throws herself from a bridge into a river, but is alive. The detective and his daughter, her husband and baby hurry to the hospital. The wife regrets that she was at fault having her son commits suicide.
The daughter is angry at the detective, saying "You're going to kill my mom, also."
"You're the Grim Reaper." (Quote by the detective's daughter, Mayumi) |
One day at the violent boy's house, the boy's mother, father, the case worker and her colleague get together to have a talk. The parents tell the case workers how difficult it has been to raise him, that he was very smart but did not pass entrance exams to junior high school and high school because he had a cold.
The case worker (Hizaki Yu'uko) tells the parents that a family generally doesn't go so well, and that it's necessary to love each other. The father admits he can't do that.
"My motivation to love this family is ZERO." (Quote by the violent boy's father) |
The art teacher receives an e-mail message from the boy. He says he was sorry for what he did the other day. He also says he's been feeling pain looking at his classmates having fun and finding himself not being able to be like them.
If my life consists only of a sense of defeat, it's better to be dead. (Quote by the boy) |
Late that night / Early morning next day the art teacher receives a strange phone call from the boy. He ran to his house and find the parents killed. He goes up to the boy's room. The boy is also dead.
"I felt love. Actually, it was a good family." (note written by the boy) |