Okay, we're back in Hiromi's apartment, where he's talking to saki about his doll. He's still not convinced that saki is the one who put on the doll, though. He doesn't like his mom, and he'd never do anything like that to his sister, but saki's just annoying him sometimes. Aww, that's not a good sign. He tells saki to keep it together, though, because they've learned a valuable lesson the last time they played the card game. The guy who played the game told them that they shouldn't worry about what people think of them or their family, and that they should just keep playing the game. Hiromi thinks this is a good idea, but Hiromi keeps trying to convince him that it's a bad idea. He says that when he looked outside, he saw a woman who looked like his sister. He didn't say anything like her, but he did say something like "like my little sister" . He also says that the night of the game, a huge earthquake struck the castle where saki was stationed, and it caused a huge landslide. He searched the house and found no trace of his doll, but that night, the castle was hit by a massive earthquake. He assumes that the woman he saw outside the window was the doll he made, since she'd been trying to get him to come outside, too. But what if she's really his sister? Well, he says, he made up all the doll stuff, but what if it wasn't her, because she was just trying to trick him into coming outside too? He says he'll keep the photo of his sister that Hiromi took of him in his