Ch. 21Is It Really That Simple?
Key Plot Points and Events
- Arisu gifts Satsu a black rabbit doll with a hidden micro-camera.
- Satsu learns about Arisu's plan to have him expelled through the doll's camera.
- Yamamoto Sae visits Satsu's room, attempting to frame him for sexual assault.
- Satsu exposes the plan by acting innocent and resisting Yamamoto Sae's advances.
- Hashimoto and Kamuro, who were supposed to record the scene, find Satsu resisting Sae instead.
Character Developments
- Satsu: Shows his ability to read minds and remains calm under pressure, outsmarting Arisu's plan.
- Arisu: Reveals her intention to expel Satsu, showing her strategic mind but underestimating Satsu's abilities.
- Yamamoto Sae: Attempts to frame Satsu but fails, showing her willingness to follow Arisu's orders.
Significant Themes
- Manipulation and deception: Arisu tries to manipulate events to expel Satsu, while Satsu outmaneuvers her.
- Trust and betrayal: Arisu's plan involves betraying Sae's trust, while Satsu trusts in his own abilities.
- Power dynamics: The scene between Satsu and Sae subverts the expected power dynamics, with Satsu appearing as the victim.
Character Interactions
- Satsu and Arisu: Their interaction is mostly indirect through the micro-camera, with Arisu underestimating Satsu and Satsu outsmarting Arisu.
- Satsu and Yamamoto Sae: Satsu exposes Sae's plan by acting innocent and resisting her advances, catching her off guard.
- Yamamoto Sae and Hashimoto/Kamuro: Their plan to frame Satsu fails due to Satsu's unexpected reaction, leading to a comedic situation.