Once to eat her lunch away from the bullies, and again while on the school fieldtrip for an unknown reason-perhaps she has some anxiety issue, and being alone in a bathroom helps her cope with it. She suffers from a bunch of bullying, to the point where she hides in a bathroom a couple times throughout the episode. Of course, he’s also just trying to lay low due to him and Hisami being terrorists, but then that just means he and Hisami gave up on being normal people long before they got transferred to this school.Īs for Mishima Lisa, well, she’s pretty much a huge pushover, and understandably so. Such as when four girls crowd him and ask for his number, and he quickly brushes them off with a blatant lie of not having a cell phone. He doesn’t even try to act like a normal kid or to associate with normal life, and so just keeps his distance from others. Kokonoe on the other hand is just stoic and jaded. Perhaps it’s his way of overcompensating for not being raised in a first world environment, where he’d be able to relate to other children better. It’s an act perhaps one he’s done long enough that he’s become the act itself. He clearly doesn’t act like a “normal” kid, which is especially apparent when he acts the exact same way whilst going about his shenanigans as a terrorist.
Hisami acts very energetic and carefree, to the point where he doesn’t think much of jumping into a pool and getting his clothes wet just before his first day at a new school. This must be reflective of how the trauma of their experience at the “institution” has affected them and each of them has come to deal with it in their own ways. Hisami and Kokonoe are foils to each other in regards to their personalities, as the above quote spells out for us.
“On a hot summer day, I saw a smile as warm as the sun, and a gaze as cold as ice.”
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