It felt uncomfortable seeing Kuuya in a regressed state due to her trauma. You can’t help but sympathize with her considering all we know about her. There was no sign of any recovery, but I’m crossing my fingers we’ll see some improvement in the last episode. We’re finally able to make sense of all the flashbacks from the last couple of episodes. Their explanation for the coexistance of the two very different settings ended up being rather simple yet acceptable in my opinion. I can see how it all comes together now. This episode provides answers to many questions that were still lingering around, but there are still a few more left. Hopefully these remaining questions will be addressed in the finale. Based on the current situation in the story, I think I’ll enjoy the finale. Whether or this will hold true won’t be certain until next week.