The chapter opens with a soliloquy by Tenma, in which she laments the fact that she and her friends are no longer the "reliable bunch" that they once were. She laments that she is now a student and that she has to deal with "the formal showing a jerk" . Tenma laments how she has been tricked by a "piece of trash" , and she vows to "make sure" that she will never be tricked again. She also laments her inability to express her love for Tenma in a way that would make her feel better. She says that if she were a man, she would "show it in his char but not in his flesh." She then goes on to criticize Tenma for being a "stubborn one," for wanting to "blame anyone else if he died," and for not being able to express his feelings in a straightforward way. She concludes by saying that she would like to go to Tenma's house, but that she does not know if she will be up for it.
The chapter opens with a soliloquy by Tenma, in which she laments the fact that she and her friends are no longer the "reliable bunch" that they once were. She laments that she is now a student and that she has to deal with "the formal showing a jerk" . Tenma laments how she has been tricked by a "piece of trash" , and she vows to "make sure" that she will never be tricked again. She also laments her inability to express her love for Tenma in a way that would make her feel better. She says that if she were a man, she would "show it in his char but not in his flesh." She then goes on to criticize Tenma for being a "stubborn one," for wanting to "blame anyone else if he died," and for not being able to express his feelings in a straightforward way. She concludes by saying that she would like to go to Tenma's house, but that she does not know if she will be up for it.