Hang In There, Bro!

Okay, now we're back in the world of the creepy stalker. This time, the guy's not a stalker at all. He's a writer, a managing editor, a kami , a skeleton producer, a brother sanshi , and a host of other things. He wants to know what's up with the little girls. He tells them to open their eyes and see the man in front of them. He says he's the real owner of the villa, and that they're too stupid to recognize him. The little girls kick him out of the house, but he says he has nowhere to go, so he needs to do the hard way. He asks if they'll sign an agreement to leave the house voluntarily, but they won't do it, because they don't want to give him the house. The will clearly says that the house belongs to the guy who died, and the room belongs to his wife. The narrator explains that the will also says that no one will interfere with her use of the room, unless she gives it to someone else. He also explains that before his death, his grandfather gave each of them a will, so everyone has a right to use that room. He doesn't seem to understand why people have a will.