; and (II) without adequate assurance of future performance. (ii) If there are monetary defaults under the lease that aggregate to more than the amount described in clause (iii), the debtor may not assume such lease unless all monetary defaults in excess of the amount described in clause (iii) are cured. (iii) The amount described in this clause is the amount equal to 6 times the monthly rent to be paid by the debtor under the lease. (C) Any monetary defaults on such a lease left uncured shall become claims against the estate in accordance with section 365(g). (D) (i) All non-monetary defaults on such a lease shall be deemed waived, except those relating to health or safety, which shall require permission of the court to waive or modify if the lessor objects to their waiver or modification. (ii) Any pecuniary loss in accordance with such a non-monetary default shall constitute a claim against the estate in accordance with subsection 365(g). (E) Such a lease not assumed by the debtor, including satisfaction or adequate assurance of any cure required within 60 days of the order of relief, under this paragraph shall return to the bankruptcy estate. (2) (A) If the debtor is an individual and if an unexpired lease of property not subject to paragraph (1) is rejected or not timely assumed by the trustee under subsection (d), the debtor may move to assume the lease. (B) The court— (i) may approve such an assumption if the debtor cures any monetary default within 90 days after the date of assumption; and (ii) shall withhold any discharge of the debtor until such cure is made. (C) The debtor’s interest in the lease or property that is the subject of the lease ceases to be property of the estate if— (i) the debtor fails to move to assume the lease within 14 days after the lease is rejected or not timely assumed by the trustee