Ah, yeah that was mentioned too, wasn't it. . .? I didn't actually ask but what happened? I only heard the summary from the meeting, so I'm not sure if I missed out on any details.
Well, first of all, the place where we were was Watanuki-san's dreams. [Oh hey, that's the first time she's actually said that out loud.] So it's likely that "dream logic" was at play.
Anyway, the setting of the dream was Watanuki-san's shop. Normally it was just us there, and sometimes Watanuki-san himself, but one day a customer appeared. He was a pretty ordinary-looking boy. Japanese, a few years older than me. He introduced himself as John Doe, a magician. He told us that there was a trial coming up, which didn't affect him but affected a number of "foreign workers"--that's us--and that the person running the trial was trying to get them found guilty, and he was looking for a way to help prevent that.
We ended up having the choice of giving him one of three items. There was a "Summer Camp Petosky" bandanna tied around some marroni chestnuts, which I believe we've discussed before. There was a roll of dirty, used-looking bandages, which I think must have had something to do with Dazai-san. And there was a "Magic for Beginners" book, which was what we went with because it seemed relevant. Then Watanuki-san appeared and said it was a reminder for Doe-san.
[She thinks for a moment.]
During his explanation, he mentioned someone called "Titi." None of us thought to ask who that was.
If the used bandages were meant to represent Dazai. . . this might be the trial. But the problem I'm having with that is that I don't think he wants us to be found guilty.
...I'm not sure what to think of him, if I'm being honest.
I suppose he isn't necessarily in charge, though. He's the "host," but that doesn't mean he isn't taking orders from someone. The "producer," I suppose.
...that, I'm not sure about. He showed some strange abilities that make me think he might be from 6350 himself. In that case, he'd have as much to lose from a bad result as we do.
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[ SECRET MEETING ]
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[FORTUNATELY SHE UNDERSTANDS THIS
They arrive in the bathroom without incident.]
What is it?
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[ She was watching last round, after all. She heard what was said publicly. ]
okay I definitely remember replying to this
It's very likely. And even if it isn't, it'll definitely have some bearing on the trial.
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I mean. . . they're all watching, after all.
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I really hope we made the right decision...
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Anyway, the setting of the dream was Watanuki-san's shop. Normally it was just us there, and sometimes Watanuki-san himself, but one day a customer appeared. He was a pretty ordinary-looking boy. Japanese, a few years older than me. He introduced himself as John Doe, a magician. He told us that there was a trial coming up, which didn't affect him but affected a number of "foreign workers"--that's us--and that the person running the trial was trying to get them found guilty, and he was looking for a way to help prevent that.
We ended up having the choice of giving him one of three items. There was a "Summer Camp Petosky" bandanna tied around some marroni chestnuts, which I believe we've discussed before. There was a roll of dirty, used-looking bandages, which I think must have had something to do with Dazai-san. And there was a "Magic for Beginners" book, which was what we went with because it seemed relevant. Then Watanuki-san appeared and said it was a reminder for Doe-san.
[She thinks for a moment.]
During his explanation, he mentioned someone called "Titi." None of us thought to ask who that was.
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I suppose he isn't necessarily in charge, though. He's the "host," but that doesn't mean he isn't taking orders from someone. The "producer," I suppose.
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[ She has strong opinions for a lot of good reasons. ] And yeah, for sure. Or producers.
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I just wish we knew more about who it was. Or they were, as the case may be.
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[ She says that rather nonchalantly and matter-of-factly. ]
And Mayuri is, too. . . but. It's. Ugh.
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I wish I'd gotten in a few more hits on him.
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