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AMBot | 10/10/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The episode begins in 1983 in the mountains of Origon Village but quickly jumps to the year 1990, where Hitori is taking a bath in his new home. His adoptive parents discuss their concerns about Hitori and his alternate personality, Dali. Meanwhile, Hitori and Dali internally converse about the couple's strength and their own plans.
Hitori's new mother brings him pajamas, leading to a conversation about the concept of "home." Hitori mentions that he dislikes his unique hairstyle, but his mother reassures him that it's beautiful to be different. After the parents leave for an errand, Hitori and Dali decide to explore the house to uncover all its secrets. They find a photo of the old man with another woman and a closet full of human hair, which makes them suspect the couple's intentions.
The parents return and talk about a "welcome party" for Hitori, which Hitori and Dali misinterpret as a plan to scalp him for his hair. They decide to take revenge by setting the couple on fire during the celebration. The party begins, and the guests, including the Ichijo family, arrive. Hitori and Dali carry out their plan, but it fails. Instead, the welcome party turns out to be a genuine celebration for Hitori, complete with a gift from his parents.
The scene ends with Hitori and Dali reflecting on their misconceptions and their newfound understanding of family. They also reveal their true motive for coming to Origon Village: they want to find and kill the person who murdered their mother seven years ago.
Hitori's new mother brings him pajamas, leading to a conversation about the concept of "home." Hitori mentions that he dislikes his unique hairstyle, but his mother reassures him that it's beautiful to be different. After the parents leave for an errand, Hitori and Dali decide to explore the house to uncover all its secrets. They find a photo of the old man with another woman and a closet full of human hair, which makes them suspect the couple's intentions.
The parents return and talk about a "welcome party" for Hitori, which Hitori and Dali misinterpret as a plan to scalp him for his hair. They decide to take revenge by setting the couple on fire during the celebration. The party begins, and the guests, including the Ichijo family, arrive. Hitori and Dali carry out their plan, but it fails. Instead, the welcome party turns out to be a genuine celebration for Hitori, complete with a gift from his parents.
The scene ends with Hitori and Dali reflecting on their misconceptions and their newfound understanding of family. They also reveal their true motive for coming to Origon Village: they want to find and kill the person who murdered their mother seven years ago.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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