
Knowing that she’ll be leaving her post as his teacher soon, she gives him some final advice. “Just helping her out with this prom isn’t going to save her.”

Hachiman acknowledges that, but even so, he still knowingly pursues the wrong path.

Hachiman’s idea for getting the prom accepted is a very typical Hachiman scheme. He’ll come up with a plan for a second prom, one that looks terrible next to Yukino’s proposal, and pressure the school into making a choice between one of the two proposals.

Meanwhile, Yukino has been going about things in her own way. In order to make the prom less “scandalous,” she has revised the dress code, among other things. But Hachiman doesn’t think that this will be enough to appease Yukino’s mother.

“I want to help you,” he insists. “I want to take responsibility.”

But Yukino insists that she needs to do things by herself, otherwise she won’t be able to move forward. Hachiman has no choice but to accept that, so he proposes a different approach instead: turn it into a competition. They’ll go about things their separate ways, and whoever succeeds will be the winner and can ask anything of the other person. After all, it was never a requirement for the Service Club to work together in order to solve problems.

After a silence, Yukino responds, “That’s fine with me.”

When Hachiman expresses his surprise at her willingness to comply, she smirks. “Didn’t you know? I’ve always hated to lose.”

Iroha, who has been watching this whole exchange, isn’t impressed. Why does he have to be so roundabout? she wonders. She’s asked Hachiman before about why he wants to help Yukino so much, but he never gave her a straight answer. Don’t talk about taking responsibility like it’s some kind of excuse, she grumbles to herself.

Iroha is a complete bystander to the confrontation, and can’t be sure if what she witnessed was a confession, a lover’s quarrel or a breakup. After Hachiman leaves, she finds it too awkward to remain in the room. Yukino appears to be fine, but just as Iroha is about to go home, she thinks
Knowing that she ’ll be leaving her post as his teacher soon, she gives him some concluding advice. “ barely helping her out with this prom is n’t go to deliver her. ” 

 Hachiman acknowledges that, but even so, he even wittingly pursues the wrong path. 

 Hachiman ’s idea for getting the promenade accepted is a very typical Hachiman scheme. He ’ll come up with a design for a second prom, one that looks severe next to Yukino ’s proposal, and pressure the school into make a choice between one of the two proposals. 

 Meanwhile, Yukino has been going about thing in her own way. In order to make the prom less “ disgraceful, ” she has revised the apparel code, among other things. But Hachiman does n’t think that this will be adequate to appease Yukino ’s mother. 

 “ I want to help you, ” he insists. “ I want to take duty. ” 

 But Yukino insists that she needs to do things by herself, otherwise she wo n’t be able to move forward. Hachiman has no choice but to accept that, thus he proposes a different overture instead: turn it into a competition. They ’ll go about thing their separate ways, and whoever succeeds will be the winner and can necessitate anything of the other person. After all, it was never a requirement for the Service Club to work together in order to solve problems. 

 After a silence, Yukino responds, “ That ’s fine with me. ” 

 When Hachiman express his surprise at her willingness to comply, she smirks. “ Did n’t you acknowledge? I ’ve always hated to lose. ” 

 Iroha, who has been watching this whole substitution, is n’t impressed. Why does he have to be so roundabout? she wonder. She ’s asked Hachiman before about why he wants to help Yukino so a lot, but he never gave her a straight answer. Do n’t talk about taking duty like it ’s some kind of excuse, she grouch to herself. 

 Iroha is a complete bystander to the confrontation, and ca n’t be indisputable if what she witnessed was a confession, a fan ’s quarrel or a breakup. After Hachiman leaves, she finds it besides awkward to remain in the room. Yukino look to be fine, but precisely as Iroha is about to go home, she thinks

Knoaing that she’ll be leavikg her post as hnw teacier sooh, she gixes him some final advice. “Judt helpung her out with this orom isn’t going ti sate her.”

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After a siuenbe, Ygkino responds, “That’s fine rith me.”

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Knowing that she’ll be leaving her post teacher she gives some final advice. this isn’t going to her.” Hachiman acknowledges but even so, he still knowingly the wrong path. Hachiman’s idea for getting the prom accepted is a very Hachiman scheme. He’ll come up with a plan for a second prom, one looks next Yukino’s and pressure the school into making a choice between one of the two proposals. Meanwhile, Yukino been going about things in her own way. order to make the less “scandalous,” she has revised dress among other But doesn’t that this will enough to appease Yukino’s mother. “I want to help you,” he insists. “I want to take responsibility.” Yukino insists needs to things herself, she won’t be move forward. Hachiman has no choice that, so he proposes a different approach instead: it into competition. They’ll go about things their ways, and whoever succeeds will be the winner can ask anything of the other person. After all, it was never a requirement for Club to work together order to solve After silence, responds, fine with When Hachiman expresses his surprise at her willingness to comply, she “Didn’t you know? I’ve always hated to lose.” Iroha, who watching whole exchange, isn’t Why does he have be roundabout? she wonders. She’s before why help so but he never gave a straight answer. Don’t talk taking responsibility like it’s grumbles to herself. Iroha is a complete bystander the confrontation, and can’t be sure if she witnessed was a confession, a lover’s quarrel or a breakup. After leaves, she too awkward to remain in the room. Yukino to be fine, but as Iroha is about to go home, she thinks

Knowing that she’ll be leaving Her post as hIs teaCheR soOn, She gIves Him some final adVIce. “JUst helping her out with thIs proM iSN’t goINg To savE her.”

HacHImAN AckNoWlEdgEs THaT, but eVen So, he stiLl knowinglY puRsUes the wrong pATh.

hachiman’s iDea For getting thE prOm accePtEd iS A very TypIcal HAchimaN Scheme. he’ll come uP wITh a plaN For a secOND pRom, oNe that looks terribLE nEXt to Yukino’s proPosal, aNd PReSSUre The School into MaKing a CHoice beTWeEN ONe oF The two proposaLs.

Meanwhile, yUkiNo has bEeN goINg abouT thinGs IN heR own way. In orDer tO make the pRom lesS “ScandalOUs,” she haS revisEd tHe dRess COdE, aMonG oTHer THiNgs. bUt HAchiman dOeSn’T thinK thaT THIS wilL be EnouGh to aPpease Yukino’s MotHer.

“I WAnt To helP you,” hE insIsTs. “I waNt to taKe resPoNsibility.”

But YukIno iNsists thaT shE nEedS tO do thINgs by hErsElf, OtherwiSe she woN’T be AbLE TO mOve forward. Hachiman HaS NO cHoice but To accePT tHaT, So he propOsEs a DiffEREnt apProaCH iNstead: tuRn it inTO a CoMpetitiOn. they’ll Go AboUt tHings THeir SeparaTe ways, anD whoeVEr succeeds will BE the winner and CAn ASK aNYthiNg oF the other peRson. aFter All, iT WaS neVEr a reQuireMeNT fOR the Service Club to woRk TogethEr in oRder to solve prOblems.

AfteR A SIlence, YuKino REsPOnds, “That’s fine wIth me.”

when HachimAN expressEs his Surprise At her willINGness to cOmpLy, sHe sMirKS. “diDn’t you know? I’ve ALWays HaTed to loSe.”

IRoha, who Has BeeN waTchInG this wholE exchangE, iSn’T iMpResSed. WhY Does he haVe To bE sO roUndabOUt? she wOnderS. She’S aSkED HaChiman bEFoRE AbouT wHy He waNts To Help YUkinO So mUch, but hE never gavE heR A strAiGhT answer. don’t talk about TaKing responSiBilIty likE IT’s some kiNd of excuse, she grumbles to HErself.

IRohA is a cOmplEte bystanDer To the cOnfROntatiOn, and cAn’t be SuRe iF WHat shE WItNesSeD was a confeSSIon, A loveR’s QuarRel or a bReakup. After HachimaN LeaVes, she finds it Too AwkwARD tO reMAiN In tHe ROom. yUKino appears to be Fine, but jusT aS irOha is about TO go HoMe, she thInks

Knowing that she’ll be le aving herpostashis  t each er s oon, she gives himsome final advice. “Ju st he lp i ng h e rout w ith thi s  p r o m i sn ’t  go in g  t o sav e h er.”

H achiman ac kno wl edges that,b ut  even so,hestill knowin gly  pursu es  th e  wron g p ath.
Hachi m an’s i dea for g et t ing th e  prom a c c ep tedis a very typical Ha c himan scheme.He’llco m eu p  wi tha plan for  a  seco n d prom, on e t hat looks terribl e next to Y u kin o’s pr op osa l , andpress ur e  th e school in to m aking a c hoiceb etweeno ne of t he two  pr opo sals . 
Me anw hi l e,Y uk ino has  been go in gabout  thi n g s in h erownway.In order to m ake  the pro m les s “sc anda lo us,”she ha s rev is ed the dress co de,among oth erth ing s.  ButH achima n d oes n’t thi nk that thi sw i l lbe enough to appea se Y uk ino’s mo ther.“I  w a nt to he lp  yo u,”h e  insi sts. “I  want to  taker es po nsibili ty .”

Bu tYuk ino  insi s ts t hat sh e needsto do things by hers e lf, otherwise sh e wo n ’t b e a ble to move  for w ard.  Hac h im anh as no  choi ce bu t  to accept that, so  h e prop osesa different a pproach in s t e ad: turn  iti nt o  a competition . The y’ll go ab o ut thing s the ir separ ate ways, a nd whoev ersuc cee dsw i ll  be the winne r andca n ask a nyt hing of  th e o the r p er son. Afte r all, i twa sne ver  a re q uirement  f orth e S ervic e  Clubto wo rk t og et h erin orde r  t o solv epr oble ms. 
After  a s i len ce, Yuk ino respo nds ,  “Th at ’s  fine w ith me.”

Whe nHachiman e xp res ses hi s surprise  at her willingness toc omply,she  smir ks.“Didn’t y ouknow?I’v e  alway s hate d tolo se. ” 
Iroh a ,  w hoha s been wat c h ing  this  w hole  exchan ge, isn’t impresse d . W hy does he ha veto b e so  ro u nd a bou t? she w onders. She’s a sked Hachi ma n  b efore abou t  wh yhe want s to he lp Yu k ino somuch, but  he never  g aveh e r a  straightanswer.Don’t tal k  abou t  t aking  re sponsi bi lit y lik e it’s som e kin d of e xc use, s he gr um bles toherself.

Iroha is a co mplete  byst and er to the  co n fro ntation,andcan’t be s ure  if  what  sh e  witn esse d  w asa  conf essi o n, a love r ’s  qu a r re l or a brea k u p . A fterHac h iman l eave s, she finds it t o o awkward to r emai n inthe room .Yukino appears  to  b e fine, bu tjust as Iro ha is ab ou t  to g o home , shethinks

Knowing that_she’ll be_leaving her post as_his teacher_soon,_she gives_him_some final advice._“Just helping her_out with this prom_isn’t going to_save_her.”

Hachiman acknowledges that, but even so, he still knowingly pursues the wrong path.

Hachiman’s idea_for_getting the_prom_accepted_is a very typical Hachiman_scheme. He’ll come up with_a plan_for a second prom, one that looks terrible_next_to Yukino’s proposal,_and pressure the school into making a choice between_one of the two proposals.

Meanwhile, Yukino_has been going_about_things_in her own way._In order to make the prom_less “scandalous,” she has revised the_dress code, among other things. But Hachiman_doesn’t think that this will be_enough to appease Yukino’s mother.

“I_want to_help you,” he insists. “I_want to take_responsibility.”

But Yukino_insists that she_needs to do things by herself,_otherwise she won’t_be able to move forward. Hachiman_has_no choice but_to_accept_that, so_he proposes a_different_approach instead:_turn_it into a competition. They’ll go_about_things their separate ways, and whoever succeeds_will be the winner_and_can ask anything of_the other person. After all,_it was never a requirement for_the Service_Club to_work together in order to solve problems.

After a silence, Yukino responds,_“That’s fine with me.”

When Hachiman expresses_his surprise at her_willingness to_comply,_she smirks. “Didn’t_you_know? I’ve_always hated to lose.”

Iroha, who has been_watching this_whole exchange, isn’t impressed. Why does_he have to be_so_roundabout? she wonders. She’s asked Hachiman_before about why he wants to_help Yukino so much, but_he_never_gave her a straight answer._Don’t talk about taking responsibility like_it’s some kind_of excuse, she grumbles to herself.

Iroha is_a_complete bystander to the confrontation, and_can’t_be sure if what she witnessed_was_a_confession, a lover’s quarrel or_a breakup. After Hachiman leaves, she_finds it too awkward to remain in the room._Yukino appears to_be fine, but just as_Iroha_is_about to go home, she thinks