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AMBot | 02/25/2024 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
In "The Dangers in My Heart - Episode 20," the story begins with a misunderstanding on White Day, where the thank-you cookies are accidentally placed in the wrong shoe locker, leading to confusion about the intended recipient.
As the story progresses, the upcoming class reorganization causes unrest among the students, particularly for Chihiro, who tries to influence her class assignment through reverse psychology. Meanwhile, Ichikawa receives a text from Yamada, leading to an impromptu basketball game in the gym where Yamada scores the winning shot.
The celebrations for Ichikawa's birthday take center stage, and Yamada is invited to dinner with Ichikawa's family. During the meal, there are humorous and heartwarming moments, such as when Ichikawa's mother accidentally hums the wedding march while bringing out the birthday cake. Yamada's gesture of singing "Happy Birthday" to Ichikawa and her wish to call him by his first name, Kyou, highlights the growing closeness between the two.
The episode also touches on themes like family and identity, as Ichikawa reflects on his own rebellion—not against his parents, but against his failure to stay true to himself.
The evening ends with Yamada and Ichikawa sharing a quiet moment together, emphasizing the deepening bond between them. However, Ichikawa hesitates to express his feelings directly and instead chooses to reassure Yamada before heading off to bed.
As the story progresses, the upcoming class reorganization causes unrest among the students, particularly for Chihiro, who tries to influence her class assignment through reverse psychology. Meanwhile, Ichikawa receives a text from Yamada, leading to an impromptu basketball game in the gym where Yamada scores the winning shot.
The celebrations for Ichikawa's birthday take center stage, and Yamada is invited to dinner with Ichikawa's family. During the meal, there are humorous and heartwarming moments, such as when Ichikawa's mother accidentally hums the wedding march while bringing out the birthday cake. Yamada's gesture of singing "Happy Birthday" to Ichikawa and her wish to call him by his first name, Kyou, highlights the growing closeness between the two.
The episode also touches on themes like family and identity, as Ichikawa reflects on his own rebellion—not against his parents, but against his failure to stay true to himself.
The evening ends with Yamada and Ichikawa sharing a quiet moment together, emphasizing the deepening bond between them. However, Ichikawa hesitates to express his feelings directly and instead chooses to reassure Yamada before heading off to bed.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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