This memory takes place in this very kitchen. Wako is in the kitchen with twoboys, and they’re chatting.
Wako: So, what's the plan? Takuto: We're not good enough to bake a cake, but I think we can handle curry. Sugata: Sit down. You're the guest of honor. Wako: Wow, you two look great in aprons!
The two boys start cooking, and the talking continues.
Sugata: Takuto, did you have a girlfriend in middle school? Takuto: I didn't go out with anyone. Wako: But did you like anyone? Takuto: What's with all the questions? Wako: You must have been popular. I bet you made all the girls cry.
Suddenly, Sugata makes an agonized noise and looks like he’s in extreme pain.
Takuto: What's wrong? Sugata: It hurts... Wako: Wow, I've never seen you cry, Sugata!
Takuto snaps a picture with a small camera.
Takuto: I borrowed this camera from Hiroshi. Didn't think I'd use it here... This picture's a keeper! Wako, wide-eyed: Wow! Takuto: Look, Wako! Sugata: Pretty bold move for a freeloader... Takuto: Hey, those onions aren't supposed to go in yet! Weren't the carrots and stuff going in in a bit? You didn't even cut them? Sugata: Even onions must be punished for making an innocent person cry. Takuto: You're not innocent, you dumped whole onions in the pot! Sugata: I object! ]
The memory blurs slightly, and moves to a different room. Wako is sitting at the head of a long table in an elegant dining room with beautiful big windows. The two boys are standing on either side of her.
Takuto, handing over an old-looking pocket watch: And this is for you, too. Wako: Isn't this watch... Takuto: All my cash went up in the fire. This is all I've got for a present.
Wako opens the pocketwatch. There’s a picture of a young woman with an umbrella.
Takuto: It's my mom. Wako: Isn't this watch really important to you? Takuto: That's why I want you to have it. Keep it with you from now on.
Wako blushes.
Takuto: What about you, Sugata? Sugata: I haven't brought a present. Wako: It's the thought that counts. Takuto: Well then. This is Sugata's present.
Takuto places a knife in front of Wako.
Sugata: When did you... Takuto: This is the knife Sugata has always carried to protect you. It's his devotion to you. Wako: So you got me an old watch and a creepy knife. Sugata: They're pretty awful presents. Wako, smiling: They're the best presents. Thank you so much. I'll treasure them.
Then they go to a photobooth and take dumb pictures that make fun of Sugata’s onion issues. ]
Re: SHINDOU HOUSE (SECOND STAGE)
This memory takes place in this very kitchen. Wako is in the kitchen with two boys, and they’re chatting.
Wako: So, what's the plan?
Takuto: We're not good enough to bake a cake, but I think we can handle curry.
Sugata: Sit down. You're the guest of honor.
Wako: Wow, you two look great in aprons!
The two boys start cooking, and the talking continues.
Sugata: Takuto, did you have a girlfriend in middle school?
Takuto: I didn't go out with anyone.
Wako: But did you like anyone?
Takuto: What's with all the questions?
Wako: You must have been popular. I bet you made all the girls cry.
Suddenly, Sugata makes an agonized noise and looks like he’s in extreme pain.
Takuto: What's wrong?
Sugata: It hurts...
Wako: Wow, I've never seen you cry, Sugata!
Takuto snaps a picture with a small camera.
Takuto: I borrowed this camera from Hiroshi. Didn't think I'd use it here... This picture's a keeper!
Wako, wide-eyed: Wow!
Takuto: Look, Wako!
Sugata: Pretty bold move for a freeloader...
Takuto: Hey, those onions aren't supposed to go in yet! Weren't the carrots and stuff going in in a bit? You didn't even cut them?
Sugata: Even onions must be punished for making an innocent person cry.
Takuto: You're not innocent, you dumped whole onions in the pot!
Sugata: I object! ]
The memory blurs slightly, and moves to a different room. Wako is sitting at the head of a long table in an elegant dining room with beautiful big windows. The two boys are standing on either side of her.
Takuto, handing over an old-looking pocket watch: And this is for you, too.
Wako: Isn't this watch...
Takuto: All my cash went up in the fire. This is all I've got for a present.
Wako opens the pocketwatch. There’s a picture of a young woman with an umbrella.
Takuto: It's my mom.
Wako: Isn't this watch really important to you?
Takuto: That's why I want you to have it. Keep it with you from now on.
Wako blushes.
Takuto: What about you, Sugata?
Sugata: I haven't brought a present.
Wako: It's the thought that counts.
Takuto: Well then. This is Sugata's present.
Takuto places a knife in front of Wako.
Sugata: When did you...
Takuto: This is the knife Sugata has always carried to protect you. It's his devotion to you.
Wako: So you got me an old watch and a creepy knife.
Sugata: They're pretty awful presents.
Wako, smiling: They're the best presents. Thank you so much. I'll treasure them.
Then they go to a photobooth and take dumb pictures that make fun of Sugata’s onion issues. ]