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E1 - Ougi Formula, Parts 1 - 2

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    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
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    Do you know about the
    "most beautiful formula in mathematics history"?

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    It's eiπ+1=0, what people call Euler's Identity.
[00:12] ---
    The natural logarithmic base e,
[00:14] ---
    the ratio of circumference to diameter pi,
    the imaginary number i, 1, and 0

[00:18] ---
    all fit into this equation with nothing superfluous,
    and fit in such a way that it was meant to be.

[00:22] ---
    If there is a god in this world,
[00:25] ---
    this is a piece of evidence
    that will be listed as one of the most credible.

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    WHAT'S AMUSING, OR AT LEAST BEAUTIFUL,
    IS THAT THIS FORMULA WAS "PREDETERMINED."
[00:29] ---
    IT'S BEAUTIFUL,
    BUT WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT IT, IT'S ALSO SCARY.
[00:30] ---
    And yet, Ougi Oshino - that transfer student -
    just might throw out some candid advice

[00:36] ---
    even for the beauty of Euler's Identity,
    just like this:

[00:41] ---
    Yes. It indeed is beautiful, Araragi-senpai.
[00:45] ---
    Beautiful, so beautiful,
    it just makes me swoon.
[00:49] ---
    The most beautiful part about it
    is that the answer is zero.
[00:53] ---
    That said, someone like me thinks
    that if the answer is going to be zero
[00:56] ---
    there's really no need
    to go out of your way to make the calculation.
[01:00] ---
    Hearing that, I reconfirm my belief;
[01:03] ---
    Ougi Oshino is Ougi Oshino,
    and there's no way to express it.

[01:07] ---
    Before her, everything is zero.
[01:10] ---
    No matter what she does
    that may seem out of character,

[01:12] ---
    it always ends up
    being something characteristic of her.

[01:14] ---
    And so, this time,
    we have a story about mathematics.

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    Let's study.
[01:20] ---
    People tend to brace themselves
    when they hear "mathematics".

[01:23] ---
    So we can break it down
    and say this is a story about "arithmetic" instead.

[01:26] ---
    While we're at it, we can be more blunt
    and say this is a story about "numbers."

[01:29] ---
    After all, this is a story
    where strength in numbers provides a solution.

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    In other words,
    it's a story about majority rule.

[01:37] ---
    Majority rule.
[01:39] ---
    The only method that can
    turn even a mistake into a truth.

[01:43] ---
    A formula of building blocks
    that pursues conspiring instead of happiness.

[01:48] ---
    Our inequality. Our unfair equation.
[01:51] ---
    INEQUALITY
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    UNFAIR EQUATION
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    What can truly be said as something humanity
    has invented is probably this and only this.

[01:57] ---
    And, this is the ugliest formula
    in human history.

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    OUGI FORMULA, PART ONE
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    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
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    If you were with
    an underclassman you've just met,

[03:41] ---
    and you found yourselves trapped within a mysterious
    classroom, and an hour had already passed...

[03:46] ---
    If you've ever had such an experience,
    I'd definitely like to seek your advice.

[03:50] ---
    It's no good, Araragi-senpai.
[03:53] ---
    Oh, that just now...
    I didn't mean that you're no good at all, okay?
[03:57] ---
    I've tried lots of things, but neither the
    big windows or the upper ones will budge one bit.
[04:01] ---
    That's what I meant.
[04:04] ---
    No...
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    A misunderstanding
    where I feel like I'm no good?
[04:09] ---
    I hardly think this is a situation
    where I could do that.
[04:12] ---
    It's no good on my end either.
[04:14] ---
    It doesn't feel like they're locked or anything...
[04:17] ---
    Somehow, it feels more like they're held in place
    by something like glue.
[04:22] ---
    Yes. Just like I said before,
    the window will not budge, even a tiny bit.
[04:26] ---
    As for the locks, the crescent locks
    that are fixtures of these windows do move.
[04:32] ---
    However, the actual window frames don't move.
[04:35] ---
    Right, so it "feels more like" they're held in place
    by something like a glue.
[04:42] ---
    We have no choice.
    Let's wait for help from outside, Ougi.
[04:46] ---
    Fortunately, the fact that we're here
    is something Kanbaru knows about.
[04:50] ---
    I don't know about that.
[04:51] ---
    You're relying on someone else
    to help you, Araragi-senpai?
[04:55] ---
    All people can do
    is save themselves on their own.
[05:00] ---
    Yet...
[05:01] ---
    Excuse me.
    This was a principle that my uncle used.
[05:04] ---
    It has nothing to do with me
    or with you, Araragi-senpai.
[05:08] ---
    But in any case, Araragi-senpai,
    it's not a bad thing to rely on one's comrades.
[05:14] ---
    But fundamentally, I don't think we should give up
    trying to escape by our own strength.
[05:21] ---
    Because...
[05:26] ---
    The hands of the clock,
    from the moment we entered this classroom...

[05:30] ---
    They hadn't moved a minute...
    not even a second.

[05:33] ---
    Out of batteries?
    I don't think it'd be anything like that.
[05:38] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[05:39] ---
    Everything began on a certain day
    at the end of October,

[05:41] ---
    NAOETSU HIGH SCHOOL
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    roughly six months since spring break,
[05:45] ---
    when I was assaulted by a vampire
    with blonde hair and golden eyes.

[05:49] ---
    Hey, Araragi-senpai!
    It's me, Suruga Kanbaru!
[05:52] ---
    Are you alone? Yeah, you're alone!
[05:54] ---
    Actually, there's someone
    I want to introduce to you, Araragi-senpai!
[05:59] ---
    Isn't she cute?
[06:01] ---
    So, what's with that girl?
    You said you wanted to introduce her to me...
[06:05] ---
    She said she had something she wanted advice about.
    From you, Araragi-senpai.
[06:08] ---
    So I want you to go meet her.
[06:10] ---
    So, what's this advice that she wants?
[06:12] ---
    I didn't hear all the details either,
    but it's apparently some advice about apparitions.
[06:19] ---
    Yeah, it somehow seems like
    she knows something.
[06:22] ---
    She knew about my left hand,
    and also about your blood, Araragi-senpai.
[06:27] ---
    She said she heard them all from her uncle.
[06:30] ---
    Uncle...
[06:31] ---
    She's a first-year that transferred into this school
    just the other day.
[06:35] ---
    Surprisingly enough,
    she's apparently the niece of old Oshino.
[06:39] ---
    Her name is Ougi Oshino.
[06:45] ---
    This is strange.
[06:48] ---
    Strange.
[06:49] ---
    It is mysterious.
[06:51] ---
    Mysterious.
[06:52] ---
    In other words... It's suspicious.
[06:55] ---
    Suspicious...
[06:56] ---
    ...and different.
[07:00] ---
    This is strange...
[07:06] ---
    Um, will you listen to me, Araragi-senpai?
[07:09] ---
    Oh, well...
[07:11] ---
    Too many school buildings,
    or something like that?
[07:14] ---
    Like how you can save costs enough for one whole building
    if you think about the total number of students...
[07:19] ---
    That's not it at all.
    Are you a fool or something?
[07:23] ---
    This is where I'm talking about.
[07:26] ---
    Where?
[07:27] ---
    Here. The layout is a bit odd here.
[07:30] ---
    I guess more unnatural than odd?
[07:32] ---
    See, look at the floors
    right above and right below it.
[07:35] ---
    Each of them have proper rooms here, right?
[07:38] ---
    Then, this place which is in-between both of them
    needs to have a room here, or it ends up being strange.
[07:44] ---
    Strange...
[07:45] ---
    But, there is a proper room here
    on the 3rd floor, too. The audiovisual room.
[07:45] ---
    AUDIOVISUAL ROOM
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    That's because the floor plan is mistaken.
[07:53] ---
    Instead of mistaken,
    more like it was drawn based on reality,
[07:57] ---
    but the actual audiovisual room
    isn't this long.
[08:01] ---
    Compared to the others, it's drawn to be about
    1.5 times longer than it actually is. Don't you notice it?
[08:07] ---
    What's this? By any chance,
    do you doubt me, Araragi-senpai?
[08:11] ---
    It hurts me that
    you'd doubt me, Araragi-senpai.
[08:15] ---
    No, you don't like me enough
    to be hurt by me doubting you.
[08:19] ---
    No, no... I do fancy you quite a bit.
    I fancy the fool that is easily deceived.
[08:27] ---
    In mystery novels, when the floor plan
    and reality don't match like this...
[08:32] ---
    A majority of the cases ends up
    having a hidden room at that location.
[08:36] ---
    However, if this is some sort of phenomenon
    caused by an apparition...
[08:41] ---
    I thought it'd be better to investigate
    before there's any damage done by it.
[08:46] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[08:58] ---
    What? I wonder what this classroom is.
[09:01] ---
    When I walked by here to make the floorplan,
    this place didn't exist.
[09:07] ---
    Such a mystery!
[09:09] ---
    In any case... Let's try going in.
[09:26] ---
    And that's how we got to where we are now.
[09:29] ---
    What do you think about this, Araragi-senpai?
[09:32] ---
    What do I think?
    Well, nothing of any note, really.
[09:35] ---
    But Ougi, if this was a phenomenon
    caused by an apparition... what kind of apparition is it?
[09:40] ---
    Who knows? Unlike my uncle,
    I don't have much quaint knowledge.
[09:46] ---
    I only know about the major apparitions
    that show up in manga and in movies.
[09:49] ---
    OUGI / KOYOMI
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    But, Araragi-senpai,
    there is one thing I can say.
[09:54] ---
    That is, an apparition has a reason
    befitting it behind it...
[09:59] ---
    WHICH MEANS, UNRAVELING THE REASON WHY
    WILL LEAD TO OUR ESCAPE FROM HERE.
[10:01] ---
    Even so, what meaning is behind this situation
    where we can't get out of this classroom?
[10:05] ---
    And about how the clock has stopped, too.
[10:08] ---
    Perhaps the clock being stopped
    is the key to all this, surprisingly enough?
[10:11] ---
    Because it showing such a random time
    does give a feeling of wrongness after all, right?
[10:16] ---
    Speaking of 6:00PM, that's when
    we have to leave this high school campus.
[10:20] ---
    At a time when students
    must go home from their classrooms,
[10:23] ---
    this phenomenon locks students
    inside the classroom.
[10:25] ---
    What's the meaning behind it?
[10:28] ---
    It's time to leave school,
    but not being allowed to go home...
[10:32] ---
    I guess you could call it
    an overtime class or something?
[10:35] ---
    Overtime...
[10:38] ---
    Have you ever had it before, Araragi-senpai?
[10:40] ---
    An experience of taking
    overtime supplementary lessons.
[10:43] ---
    I may look like this, but I do have pretty good brains,
    so I don't recall anything much like that.
[10:48] ---
    Me neither.
[10:50] ---
    Oh, is that so?
[10:53] ---
    In my case, even if I'm told to stay overtime
    or to take supplementary lessons,

[10:56] ---
    I end up ditching most of them.
[10:58] ---
    But, yeah, last year, or two years ago...
    especially when I was a first-year.

[11:04] ---
    Back when I was a first-year?
[11:08] ---
    What's wrong, Araragi-senpai?
[11:09] ---
    Your flag color looks a bit off...
    no wait, your facial color is a bit pale.
[11:14] ---
    Is that so? Sorry,
    I just had a slight dizzy spell.
[11:18] ---
    No need to apologize. Not at all.
    You don't have to apologize.
[11:22] ---
    I'm sure that with an unreliable underclassman
    before you so, your nerves must be strained.
[11:25] ---
    Perhaps you've gotten a bit tired?
[11:28] ---
    How about you sit in one of those chairs?
[11:42] ---
    Why did you sit there?
[11:45] ---
    What? You ask me why, but...
    Wasn't it because you recommended it, Ougi?
[11:50] ---
    No, no, I mean...
    There are a lot of chairs in this classroom.
[11:54] ---
    I'm asking why you chose that seat.
[11:59] ---
    I just felt like it.
[12:00] ---
    You just felt like it?
    That seat was easy to sit at?
[12:03] ---
    It looked like it was going to be
    comfortable sitting there?
[12:05] ---
    No, how comfortable it is won't change much
    no matter which chair you pick, I think...
[12:11] ---
    But, well...
[12:12] ---
    But, well?
[12:14] ---
    I'm used to sitting here.
[12:17] ---
    That's how I felt.
[12:20] ---
    Is that true?
[12:21] ---
    What? What was that, Ougi?
[12:24] ---
    No, I am merely going through
    every single possibility.
[12:28] ---
    One possibility is that perhaps you, Araragi-senpai,
    sat in that chair in the past.
[12:33] ---
    So once it came time to settle down into a seat,
    can it be that you chose that seat without hesitation?
[12:39] ---
    No, that's way too wild an idea.
[12:42] ---
    Until just now, I didn't even know
    that there was a classroom in this location.
[12:46] ---
    As for me, when I investigated
    around here for the first time,
[12:50] ---
    a classroom like this didn't exist.
[12:52] ---
    However, when I came here with you,
    Araragi-senpai, this classroom appeared.
[12:57] ---
    Then, to think that this classroom is somehow
    associated with you is something very natural to me.
[13:03] ---
    I guess that's how it works out.
[13:05] ---
    Besides, you said so yourself,
    Araragi-senpai...
[13:08] ---
    that you somehow felt like
    you've seen the scenery from this window.
[13:13] ---
    Did I say such a thing?
[13:14] ---
    You did. Right when we entered the classroom,
    before we realized we'd been locked in here.
[13:20] ---
    I don't recall saying so...
    But since she clearly asserts so, I'm sure I did say it.

[13:27] ---
    It's true that somehow...
[13:29] ---
    My memory... is being stimulated.
[14:00] ---
    My oh my. What's wrong, Araragi-senpai?
[14:03] ---
    It doesn't seem like
    you came up with an idea.
[14:06] ---
    Perhaps I said something
    without picking up some hint?
[14:10] ---
    Something you didn't want to remember...
    have you remembered something of that sort?
[14:14] ---
    No, it's not something like that.
    There's nothing that came back into my memory.
[14:18] ---
    That's right...
    Nothing has come back into my memory.

[14:22] ---
    Because... I've never forgotten about it at all.
[14:26] ---
    Because there's no way
    I can forget an incident like that.

[14:28] ---
    CLASS 1-3 / KOYOMI ARARAGI
[14:31] ---
    What? Wasn't that textbook labeled "Araragi"?
[14:35] ---
    That's strange, that's mysterious.
    Why is that so?
[14:38] ---
    Why is Araragi-senpai's textbook
    inside this classroom?
[14:42] ---
    Ougi... Do you know something?
[14:46] ---
    I don't know anything.
[14:49] ---
    You're the one that knows.
[14:57] ---
    Ougi, is there anything
    that can tell today's date around there?
[15:02] ---
    The date, you say?
[15:03] ---
    Yeah, today... No, I mean the date in this classroom.
    I want to know what it is.
[15:09] ---
    Something like that's
    written on the blackboard.
[15:12] ---
    Please take a look. See?
[15:13] ---
    JULY 15 (THU)
[15:16] ---
    Whoa. It was July 15th today.
[15:21] ---
    Then, is it adequate to think of it like this?
[15:24] ---
    In this classroom, on Thursday, July 15th,
    around 6:00PM, something happened...
[15:30] ---
    And I'm sure it was something
    full of resentment.
[15:33] ---
    And that resentment, like this,
    has solidified into the form of an apparition.
[15:36] ---
    There's no doubt about it.
[15:41] ---
    That classroom on the fifth floor
    of the building facing the gym.

[15:45] ---
    Class 1-3 was right in the middle,
[15:47] ---
    and after school on July 15th
    a class assembly was being held.

[15:51] ---
    A class assembly that you could call a trial.
[15:53] ---
    Concerning a certain incident,
    we denounced each other.

[15:58] ---
    And I, Koyomi Araragi from class 1-3,
    was at the center of said trial.

[16:05] ---
    That's right. Wasn't it since that very day
    that I started to say something of that nature?

[16:09] ---
    "I don't need friends.
[16:12] ---
    If I make friends,
    my strength as a human decreases."
[16:16] ---
    It was your pet phrase,
    wasn't it, Araragi-senpai?
[16:19] ---
    Though, ever since you had that experience
    with Ms. Tsubasa Hanekawa,
[16:22] ---
    you apparently never said it again.
[16:24] ---
    Well, meeting people does change people, I guess.
[16:29] ---
    Then, I shall ask out of curiosity.
[16:32] ---
    In this classroom, in what way,
    Araragi-senpai, did you change?
[16:36] ---
    The folks in class 1-3...
    How did they change you?
[16:40] ---
    Change... me...
[16:42] ---
    I heard that the you in middle school
    and the you in high school
[16:45] ---
    have drastically different personalities,
    you know?
[16:47] ---
    The reason behind it, perhaps,
    is right here in this classroom?
[16:54] ---
    What happened, Araragi-senpai?
    In this classroom, that day, that moment...
[17:01] ---
    Let's just talk about it, Araragi-senpai.
[17:04] ---
    Koyomi Araragi.
[17:06] ---
    You'll feel at ease once you talk about it.
[17:08] ---
    No matter how horrible the memory,
    after it all comes out it becomes just a story.
[17:12] ---
    A story...
[17:14] ---
    It's fine. I'll listen to it for you.
[17:17] ---
    I may look like this,
    but I am pretty understanding of things.
[17:24] ---
    We can't get out.
[17:25] ---
    Yes?
[17:26] ---
    We can't get out.
[17:28] ---
    Until we know who the culprit was,
    we're not allowed to leave this classroom.
[17:33] ---
    What we did... what we forced upon ourselves...
    was a class assembly of that sort.
[17:39] ---
    It may be a story hard to believe...
    But there, I was the one presiding over the assembly.
[17:47] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[17:48] ---
    TWO YEARS AGO
[17:57] ---
    Her name was Sodachi Oikura.
[18:00] ---
    She herself wanted to be called "Euler",
    but in reality everyone called her "How much".

[18:06] ---
    I'm sure it was a nickname
    that came from her last name,

[18:09] ---
    but because she looks at others
    as though appraising them,

[18:12] ---
    I think it was strangely appropriate.
[18:14] ---
    SODACHI OIKURA
[18:18] ---
    Prez Oikura.
[18:20] ---
    Were you the one that called for me?
[18:22] ---
    Hurry up and get in here.
    Everyone's been waiting for you.
[18:33] ---
    Inside the classroom,
    the members of class 1-3 were all present.

[18:38] ---
    Not one person was missing.
[18:40] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[18:40] ---
    So, everyone, huh...
    So I guess you have full members.
[18:46] ---
    Right now, this is an empty classroom as you can see,
    but then, every seat had been taken, huh?
[18:52] ---
    I see, I see. Time flies like an arrow.
    They say ten years can feel like one day.
[18:56] ---
    TEN YEARS (CAN FEEL LIKE) ONE DAY
[18:57] ---
    Yeah... No, but it's not ten years,
    it's only two years.
[18:59] ---
    TWO YEARS (CAN FEEL LIKE) ONE DAY
[19:00] ---
    Well, if we start talking about details,
    Oikura was standing at the teacher's desk.
[19:04] ---
    On top of the teacher's desk?
[19:06] ---
    Oikura wasn't that strange a class president.
[19:09] ---
    Anyway, she was standing at the teacher's desk,
    and made the declaration:
[19:14] ---
    "Now, we will begin our special class assembly."
[19:19] ---
    But that's rather mysterious.
[19:20] ---
    Araragi-senpai, you didn't know that
    this class assembly was being held
[19:24] ---
    until right before it started, right?
[19:26] ---
    That was simply a mistake
    in relaying information, apparently.
[19:30] ---
    Everyone in class was supposed to get
    some kind of a network message that day,
[19:33] ---
    whether it be a folded-up note, a text,
    or stuff like that going around the class.
[19:38] ---
    But not one of them reached me.
[19:42] ---
    That's... What you would call the lone wolf?
[19:47] ---
    That's somewhat a misunderstanding.
[19:48] ---
    IT'S NOT A COMPLETE MISUNDERSTANDING, THOUGH.
    KOYOMI ARARAGI = LONE WOLF
[19:49] ---
    Ougi, this is a story of the process
[19:53] ---
    in which someone with no friends
    ends up not needing any friends.
[19:56] ---
    Then, let me take a proper posture as I listen to it.
[19:59] ---
    To this story about some special class assembly
    or something like that.
[20:02] ---
    Of today's discussion topic
    at the class assembly...
[20:04] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[20:06] ---
    First off, Oikura brought this subject up:
[20:09] ---
    Today's topic is "figuring out the culprit."
[20:11] ---
    Until we figure out the culprit,
    or until the culprit speaks up on his own behalf,
[20:16] ---
    I won't allow anyone out of this classroom.
    Prepare yourselves for that.
[20:24] ---
    I confirmed the seat of Hitagi Senjyogahara.
[20:27] ---
    She was very frail in health,
[20:29] ---
    and my image of her was that she didn't
    come to school for even half of the first term.

[20:32] ---
    Even she was here like this, so it could be assumed
    that the situation was very serious.

[20:39] ---
    "Figuring out the culprit"...
[20:40] ---
    That doesn't sound too peaceful.
    What in the world had happened?
[20:44] ---
    CURRICULUM SCHEDULE
[20:44] ---
    After school on the day
    before final exams began,
[20:47] ---
    we had asked for volunteers and held
    a study group for mathematics in the classroom.
[20:47] ---
    TEST SCHEDULE
[20:51] ---
    INFORMATION ABOUT A STUDY GROUP
[20:52] ---
    Apparently Oikura had participated
    in this study group.
[20:55] ---
    I see, a study group.
SIGN    TEST RESULTS
[20:57] ---
    But after the exams were over,
    there was a discrepancy averaging 20 points
[21:01] ---
    between those that participated in this study group,
    and those that didn't.
[21:07] ---
    Oikura's assertion was that this should be taken
    as some sort of dishonest act happening.
[21:12] ---
    That someone obtained the math exam questions
    from the teachers' office
[21:16] ---
    and discreetly used the contents of the exam
    during the study group.
[21:20] ---
    That was why the scores of the students
    that joined the study group were all higher.
[21:25] ---
    JULY 15 (THU) DAILY DUTIES: KOUMA/MARIZUMI
[21:26] ---
    If there was someone who disgraced
    the holy study group, as well as the sacred final exam,
[21:31] ---
    that's something that cannot be forgiven.
[21:34] ---
    Those that did not attend the study group
    shouldn't feel that this has nothing to do with you, either.
[21:39] ---
    This is an issue involving all of us,
    the entirety of class 1-3.
[21:42] ---
    I repeat—
[21:48] ---
    Until we figure out the culprit,
    or until the culprit speaks up on his own behalf,
[21:52] ---
    I won't allow anyone out of this classroom.
    Prepare yourselves for that.
[21:56] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[21:58] ---
    That means, after that,
[21:59] ---
    Oikura-senpai handed over the role
    of presiding over the assembly to you?
[22:04] ---
    The story was that you were the one
    presiding over the assembly, correct?
[22:08] ---
    Yeah, that's right.
    That's where the presiding member changed.
[22:11] ---
    PRESIDING MEMBER - KOYOMI ARARAGI
[22:12] ---
    Why were you appointed to do so, Araragi-senpai?
[22:14] ---
    CLASS 1-3 SEATING CHART
[22:15] ---
    You realize that it would be bad for someone
    who was part of the study group to preside over this, right?
[22:19] ---
    That said, you can't say that just anyone
    of those that remain can do the job, either.
[22:23] ---
    After all, at the center of the issue
    was the math exam.
[22:26] ---
    You can't avoid inspecting the exam questions
    as a topic for the debate.
[22:30] ---
    That would mean that someone who doesn't
    have a high math score can't preside either, right?
[22:35] ---
    Sure, well... I guess that would be so?
[22:38] ---
    But, those who were absent
    from the study group;
[22:40] ---
    those who chose not to go
    to the study group in the first place,
[22:43] ---
    their scores were on average 20 points
    below those that went, right?
[22:47] ---
    Is there such a person
    among those that didn't go,
[22:50] ---
    someone who scored well enough
    to match those that did?
[22:53] ---
    Of course there is.
[22:55] ---
    But, I was the only one that scored better
    than every single student that was in the study group.
[23:02] ---
    That's why I was chosen
    to preside over the assembly.
[23:05] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[23:07] ---
    One hundred percent.
SIGN    KOYOMI ARARAGI
[23:08] ---
    A score of 100, when the perfect score is 100.
[23:10] ---
    That was my score in mathematics
    on the final exam.

[23:14] ---
    Now, let's have you
    move this along quickly, Araragi.
[23:21] ---
    I think it came across already,
[23:23] ---
    but the reason why Class President Oikura
    hates me to a psychotic extent
[23:26] ---
    is because I was good at math.
[23:29] ---
    SODACHI OIKURA
[23:29] ---
    She had strong conviction that the reason
    why nobody called her "Euler" was because of me;
[23:33] ---
    because I was always above her
    when it came to math scores.
[23:33] ---
    KOYOMI ARARAGI
[23:38] ---
    Then...
[23:39] ---
    To start, everyone that was part of the study group,
    please raise your hand.
[23:44] ---
    As a result, it became clear that there were
    19 students that were part of the study group.
[23:49] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[23:52] ---
    But that means you were able to
    narrow it down to 19 suspects.
[23:56] ---
    This gets me excited.
[23:58] ---
    Well, saying something like that
    is imprudent and might need repentance.
[24:03] ---
    I'll say it right now, Ougi.
[24:06] ---
    The culprit will not be determined
    in this class assembly.
[24:10] ---
    The situation gets as grim
    as it can get,
[24:12] ---
    and well, everyone gets worn out
    and it ends without anyone figuring anything out.
[24:16] ---
    And then...
[24:18] ---
    Oh, so that's it!
[24:19] ---
    I figured out how we can escape
    from this classroom, Araragi-senpai.
[24:25] ---
    In other words, by now solving this incident
    that remained unsolved two years ago,
[24:29] ---
    we can get out of here.
[24:33] ---
    What do you mean by that?
[24:35] ---
    "Until we figure out the culprit,
    I won't allow anyone out of this classroom,"
[24:39] ---
    is what Oikura-senpai said, right?
[24:41] ---
    Reversing that, if we can determine
    the culprit of that incident,
[24:44] ---
    we can escape from this room.
    That's what this means, right?
[24:49] ---
    The regrets in the hearts of the students
    in class 1-3 back then
[24:54] ---
    probably materialized in the void
    within this school.
[24:57] ---
    If anything, I guess you can say
    this is the ghost of the class assembly.
[25:00] ---
    The ghost of the class assembly...
[25:02] ---
    Are you saying I've been trapped by something
    as incomprehensible as that? Why me?
[25:08] ---
    Who knows?
[25:09] ---
    It could be that you were the one
    who took this the most to heart. Perhaps so.
[25:15] ---
    JULY 15 (THU)
[25:15] ---
    Because Araragi-senpai,
    your life drastically changed on that day.
[25:20] ---
    Drastically changed...
[25:21] ---
    Ever since that day,
    you've avoided thinking about that incident.
[25:25] ---
    You've been evading it.
[25:26] ---
    There hasn't been a day
    where you've forgotten about it,
[25:28] ---
    but there also isn't a day
    where you've thought about it.
[25:31] ---
    But it has finally come -
    the day to face your past.
[25:36] ---
    The time for you to unravel all the mysteries.
[25:40] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[25:41] ---
    KEIRI ASHINE
[25:42] ---
    MICHISADA IGAMI
[25:43] ---
    SODACHI OIKURA
[25:43] ---
    ENJI KIKIGOE
[25:44] ---
    HOKA KIJIKIRI
[25:45] ---
    AIZU KUBE
[25:46] ---
    NAGEKI GEKIZAKA
[25:46] ---
    SOUSHO KOUDOU
[25:47] ---
    TSUUMA SHUUI
[25:48] ---
    JUUDO SHUZAWA
[25:49] ---
    KOKUSHI SUUCHI
[25:49] ---
    KIICHIGO DAINO
[25:50] ---
    CHOUKA NAGAGUTSU
[25:51] ---
    ROKA HAGA
[25:52] ---
    SEKIROU HIGUMA
[25:52] ---
    JOURO HISHIGATA
[25:53] ---
    SHIJIMA FUDOU
[25:54] ---
    KABE MADOMURA
[25:55] ---
    SHOUKEI YOKI
[25:55] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[25:57] ---
    After that, what happened to the class assembly?
[26:00] ---
    When we figured out the names
    of the 19 people,
[26:03] ---
    BIWA ARIKURE
[26:03] ---
    someone named Arikure complained that
    the culprit may not necessarily be one of the 19.
[26:09] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[26:10] ---
    So even if they weren't
    part of the study group,
[26:12] ---
    everyone who had a high score
    should be added to the suspects list.
SIGN    MIAWA MEBE 95 SEIKO HAYAMACHI 92 HITAGI SENJYOGAHARA 98 OKITADA KOUMA 99 KOYOMI ARARAGI 100
[26:16] ---
    Then, Araragi-senpai, you were tossed
    into the suspect list as well?
[26:20] ---
    I guess that's what happened.
[26:22] ---
    And, after that?
[26:24] ---
    After that, Marizumi
[26:25] ---
    HYOUI MARIZUMI
[26:26] ---
    objected, saying it was suspect as to whether
    such a study group happened to begin with.
[26:30] ---
    That's rather fundamental, to say...
[26:33] ---
    STUDY GROUP
[26:34] ---
    But right afterwards, there was a statement
    that the study group was indeed held.
[26:38] ---
    Sunahama, the one assigned to daily duties
    on the day of the math exam, came to school early.
[26:41] ---
    RUISE SUNAHAMA
[26:42] ---
    Apparently, she had to clean up after the study group
    that left the classroom in a disarray.
[26:46] ---
    Clean up?
[26:47] ---
    Like lining the desks back up again,
    erasing the chalkboard,
[26:50] ---
    taking out the trash
    from all the snacks, she said.
[26:53] ---
    Tetsujo, who also came to school early
    helped her out, apparently.
[26:55] ---
    KOMICHI TETSUJO
[26:57] ---
    What other arguments were made?
[26:59] ---
    MATH
[27:00] ---
    Well, if I recall...
[27:01] ---
    If someone were to secretly pass on
    the model answers to the study group...
[27:02] ---
    FINAL EXAMS
[27:05] ---
    In reality, if someone were to do that,
    someone would be sure to notice, Higuma said.
[27:09] ---
    SEKIROU HIGUMA
[27:10] ---
    He said that if something like that happened,
    something somewhere would seem a bit forced.
[27:13] ---
    I see. That is a valid point.
[27:15] ---
    OIKURA DID NOT ALLOW THAT.
[27:15] ---
    And then, Oikura...
[27:16] ---
    SHE WAS PERSISTENT ABOUT CONTINUING THIS
    "FIGURING OUT THE CULPRIT" ORDEAL.
[27:18] ---
    Then, from here, we can verify
    the specific contents of the exam questions.
[27:22] ---
    Seeing how much overlap there is
[27:24] ---
    between the problems in the study group
    and the actual exam questions
[27:27] ---
    should be determined based on the statements
    from every member of the study group.
[27:30] ---
    AND THEN, WE WILL DETERMINE THE CULPRIT.
[27:31] ---
    I WON'T ALLOW ANYONE OUT OF THE CLASSROOM.
[27:33] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[27:34] ---
    Being in the center of such ugly arguments,
    meandering debates, and wasteful exchanges...
[27:40] ---
    Araragi-senpai, you must have gotten sick
    of organisms called human beings.
[27:47] ---
    That's not it.
[27:48] ---
    Oh?
[27:49] ---
    Ougi. What I felt despair about
    wasn't the debate, but the outcome.
[27:54] ---
    THE FEELING THAT WE WERE MAKING THE CORRECT DEBATE
    WAS OUT THERE SOMEWHERE.
[27:56] ---
    Nobody had thought that the outcome
    would be like that.
[27:59] ---
    In pursuit of the just,
    we made a definitive mistake.
[28:04] ---
    And at that moment,
    I had lost sight of my own sense of justice.
[28:08] ---
    The outcome?
[28:09] ---
    But the outcome was that
    you didn't know who the culprit was, right?
[28:13] ---
    It's true that if the outcome of the debate is such,
    you'd surely feel that everything was pointless.
[28:17] ---
    But it's not enough to feel despair about it, right?
[28:21] ---
    Yeah. That's right.
    We never figured out who the culprit was...
[28:24] ---
    But it wasn't that
    we didn't specify someone as one.
[28:27] ---
    Huh?
[28:28] ---
    That's the cause for despair.
    The truth that even the unknown can be decided...
[28:34] ---
    That was why I felt despair.
[28:36] ---
    I DON'T NEED ANY FRIENDS.
[28:37] ---
    I see... I see... I see...
[28:40] ---
    Then, Araragi-senpai.
[28:42] ---
    I'd like you to tell me what happened after that.
[28:46] ---
    The time to leave school
    is coming up soon, isn't it?
[28:50] ---
    You held a debate for over two hours in a locked room,
    and everyone should be at their mental limits.
[28:55] ---
    And in that critical moment...
    What kind of conclusion did you all come up with?
[29:00] ---
    Where did you guys end up?
[29:04] ---
    This is staying on my mind.
    What happened?
[29:08] ---
    Even if there are all sorts
    of twists and turns,
[29:10] ---
    somehow overcoming the many obstacles
    and the confusion from rubbish,
[29:13] ---
    if everyone, every single one,
    fully becomes happy, I'd like that!
[29:19] ---
    IT'S TRUE THAT WE WEREN'T ABLE TO BECOME HAPPY—
[29:22] ---
    IF SO, BACK THEN,
    WHAT IN THE WORLD HAD WE BECOME?
[29:25] ---
    OUGI FORMULA, PART TWO
[29:28] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[29:30] ---
    I've had enough. This is too tedious.
    Let's just say I did it and end this debate.
[29:34] ---
    You starting to say stuff like that is out of the question.
    Are you covering for someone?
[29:38] ---
    You must know who the culprit is, then!
[29:39] ---
    In the first place, is there really a culprit?
[29:41] ---
    We started talking on the assumption that there is one.
    Don't bring that up again.
[29:44] ---
    No, as a real question, is someone that would steal
    exam questions from the teachers' office really among us?
[29:50] ---
    Before we start talking about ethics,
    it's more about whether or not that is physically possible.
[29:53] ---
    No, I'm talking about whether or not
    there's enough guts to do that.
[29:55] ---
    Are you guys stupid?
[29:56] ---
    Is there any meaning to having such a debate?
    Everyone is just lying.
[29:59] ---
    I can't bear to listen to this.
[30:00] ---
    Nowadays, they make exam questions
    on computers and stuff, right?
[30:02] ---
    Even if you don't physically
    walk into the teachers' office,
[30:02] ---
    I'm sorry, can I ask you all to raise your hand
    before speaking from hereon?
[30:03] ---
    you can hack your way in
    or something to steal them, can't you?
[30:05] ---
    You've been watching too many dramas.
[30:06] ---
    I'll repeat myself, but I think it was Oikura
    that was teaching the last problem during the study group.
[30:11] ---
    Though I can't be sure of it.
[30:12] ---
    Don't say anything that you can't be sure of.
[30:14] ---
    Can you hold responsibility
    if you ruin someone's life because of it?
[30:16] ---
    You've always been like that, too.
[30:19] ---
    Please raise your hand.
[30:20] ---
    You know, I want to go home already.
[30:22] ---
    Can you do debates like this
    somewhere that I'm not around?
[30:25] ---
    I won't let you go home.
[30:26] ---
    If you go home, they might make you
    into the culprit, you know?
[30:28] ---
    That's fine with me.
[30:29] ---
    I'm sorry, everyone, can you all please calm down.
    Let's all regain our cool.
[30:31] ---
    Why are you acting so tough?
[30:32] ---
    Like this is something we can stay cool about!
[30:34] ---
    Please raise your hand to speak—
[30:35] ---
    In the first place, Araragi got 100%
    so this is a test that can be solved, right?
[30:39] ---
    Why are we talking about cheating or dishonest acts?
    It's nonsense.
[30:41] ---
    You've been quiet all this time,
    but what do you think about this, Senjyogahara?
[30:44] ---
    I'm not quite sure.
[30:46] ---
    Hey guys, I have something I want to say.
[30:47] ---
    Save it for later!
[30:49] ---
    Araragi, keep this progressing properly.
[30:51] ---
    You say that, but...
[30:53] ---
    In the first place, why did we
    hold a study group for just math?
[30:56] ---
    If there was one for history,
    then I would have joined up.
[30:59] ---
    Of course it's because it looks bad for
    the math teacher if her homeroom class
[31:03] ---
    had a terrible average score for math.
[31:05] ---
    In other words, it's just for vanity.
[31:06] ---
    It's what you can call
    Miss Class President racking up brownie points.
[31:09] ---
    That's not the reason at all.
[31:10] ---
    It is because mathematics
    is the most beautiful subject in all academics.
[31:14] ---
    You're the only one that thinks that.
[31:16] ---
    What's this about beauty?
    So it really is just your convenience after all.
[31:19] ---
    You can't understand the beauty of mathematics?
[31:21] ---
    Damn you!
[31:22] ---
    Please refrain from fighting.
[31:23] ---
    We're not fighting.
    It's because he started saying weird stuff...
[31:24] ---
    I have an alibi!
[31:25] ---
    We can't even determine when it was done,
    how can you have an alibi?
[31:26] ---
    Like it was weird for me to be in this high school.
[31:28] ---
    I have a witness. There is someone
    that would guarantee that I'd never do such a thing.
[31:28] ---
    I didn't go that far!
[31:31] ---
    We can't keep this going anymore.
    This has gotten out of control.
[31:35] ---
    Give me a break, Oikura. I can't handle this.
[31:38] ---
    Let's end this before it gets any worse.
[31:41] ---
    What are you whining about?
[31:43] ---
    You got a better score than I did,
    and you're going to give up?
[31:46] ---
    Yeah, I'm going to give up. It's impossible.
[31:49] ---
    Until we figure out the culprit...
    I won't allow anyone to go home.
[31:52] ---
    You can't do such a thing.
[31:54] ---
    When the chime to leave campus sounds,
    we're all going to go home.
[31:57] ---
    You have a proper understanding of that, right?
[32:02] ---
    I had forgotten...
    just how much Oikura harbored a hatred for me.

[32:08] ---
    I detest you.
[32:10] ---
    Stuff like that is where you're terrible at.
[32:12] ---
    Huh? That's my line!
[32:16] ---
    Then we shouldn't have
    held a study group to begin with!
[32:18] ---
    Studying is something you—
[32:19] ---
    Everyone!
[32:30] ---
    I think we've done
    more than enough debating.
[32:33] ---
    So, I would like to take a vote now.
[32:36] ---
    Who is the culprit?
    We will decide by majority rule.
[32:40] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[32:41] ---
    Oh, huh... So that's what you meant.
[32:44] ---
    That's when the majority
    of the class raised their hands,
[32:46] ---
    and Araragi-senpai, you were
    made out to be the culprit, right?
[32:50] ---
    No.
[32:51] ---
    The only person that raised their hand
    to vote for me was Oikura.
[32:55] ---
    The majority of the class raised their hands
    for attendance number 6...
[32:59] ---
    when it was time for Sodachi Oikura.
[33:05] ---
    That look of despair on Oikura's face
    I saw back then...

[33:08] ---
    It's something I can't ever forget.
[33:10] ---
    And to that despair...
    I think I got roped in.

[33:14] ---
    Ever since, whether it be for class or for exams,
    she never once showed up to school.

[33:19] ---
    Her name apparently is listed
    on one of the rosters for third-years...

[33:25] ---
    But I have no idea which class that is.
[33:28] ---
    Ever since, the tendency to be absent,
    the tendency to ditch school, ramped up.

[33:35] ---
    To attend the school
    that Oikura was not attending

[33:38] ---
    started to give me a sticky feeling,
    similar to that of guilt.

[33:42] ---
    And ever since then, I - to this day -
    have not gotten a perfect score in mathematics.

[33:50] ---
    Is there a need for you
    to shoulder so much, though?
[33:53] ---
    In the first place, it was said that Oikura-senpai
    was the front-runner of all suspects.
[33:59] ---
    That class assembly wasn't something
    someone suggested to her.
[34:02] ---
    It was something she planned on her own.
[34:05] ---
    If Oikura really was the culprit,
[34:07] ---
    there wouldn't have been a need
    to create such an assembly.
[34:10] ---
    Just picking up on that one fact,
    I can declare that Oikura wasn't the culprit.
[34:15] ---
    I see... Declare, huh...
[34:19] ---
    In any case, seeing truth be fabricated
    right in front of your eyes...
[34:23] ---
    Witnessing a stupid conclusion being drawn,
    I couldn't contain myself anymore.
[34:29] ---
    Something in me broke.
[34:32] ---
    The moment when over half the class -
    most of the students -
[34:35] ---
    raised their hands simultaneously,
[34:37] ---
    with no prior concerting or conference,
    not even making eye contact.
[34:39] ---
    The moment when truth had been decided...
[34:42] ---
    The moment when justice had been settled...
[34:44] ---
    I'd never seen a scary moment like that.
    I lost sight at that moment.
[34:50] ---
    No... I didn't lose sight. I lost it.
[34:54] ---
    Until that moment,
    I had believed in something like righteousness.
[34:58] ---
    That there were things that were "right" in the world,
    and it was about whether or not you could do it. But...
[35:04] ---
    EVEN IF MISTAKEN, EVEN IF CRUEL, EVEN IF STUPID
[35:06] ---
    IF MANY PEOPLE ACKNOWLEDGE IT,
[35:07] ---
    I FOUND OUT THAT IT CAN BECOME THE RIGHT THING.
[35:08] ---
    I found out that righteousness
    was able to be infinitely mass-produced.
[35:13] ---
    I found out that righteousness
    was established by the number of people.
[35:17] ---
    I found out that maneuvering for a majority
    was everything.
[35:20] ---
    That is why I chose solitude over establishment.
[35:24] ---
    I don't need friends, because if I make friends,
    my strength as a human decreases.
[35:29] ---
    In order to protect my own righteousness,
    that was the only thing I could do.
[35:34] ---
    This ended up being a long story,
    but that is the story of Koyomi Araragi.
[35:39] ---
    Thank you for listening, Ougi.
[35:41] ---
    Oh, I guess it really is just like what you said.
[35:44] ---
    Once I told the story, it really was nothing much,
    and it made me feel at east.
[35:49] ---
    I'm troubled.
[35:51] ---
    I'm troubled if you feel at ease already,
    Araragi-senpai.
[36:00] ---
    Oikura-senpai wasn't the culprit,
    and the story ends?
[36:04] ---
    That means we can't
    leave this classroom after all.
[36:08] ---
    Have you forgotten?
[36:09] ---
    In order to leave this classroom,
    we need to identify who the culprit is.
[36:14] ---
    The culprit that could not be identified on that day...
[36:16] ---
    Not by majority rule....
[36:19] ---
    We need to determine it ourselves.
[36:23] ---
    The grudge Oikura had that day
    created this classroom, perhaps?
[36:27] ---
    If so, there is some inevitability
    in how I became trapped in here like this.
[36:31] ---
    OIKURA PERHAPS
[36:32] ---
    STILL HASN'T FORGIVEN ME?
[36:33] ---
    JUST LIKE THAT DAY
[36:34] ---
    DOES SHE STILL HATE ME?
[36:35] ---
    Well, I think Oikura-senpai
    has forgotten about you already, maybe?
[36:39] ---
    Things usually end up like that,
    surprisingly enough.
[36:41] ---
    Then, what in the world is this classroom—
[36:44] ---
    Didn't I tell you?
[36:46] ---
    This was a classroom that your heart created,
    Araragi-senpai. That's what I think.
[36:50] ---
    That's what I'm going to define this as...
    a classroom that the heart - a sense of regret - created.
[36:56] ---
    If, on that day, you were able to pin down
    who the culprit was,
[36:59] ---
    Sodachi Oikura would not have been ruined.
[37:01] ---
    And you wouldn't have lost your righteousness.
[37:04] ---
    The classroom was built
    on such regrets you have.
[37:08] ---
    You have always pursued after the righteousness
    you had lost that day.
[37:12] ---
    In order to regain the lost righteousness,
    you created this classroom.
[37:18] ---
    I did?
[37:19] ---
    Is that possible?
    Can I create a classroom like this...

[37:23] ---
    But, each apparition has a reason befitting it.
[37:27] ---
    If that's the case, for "me",
    this is enough reasoning for this case.

[37:33] ---
    I guess we have to do
    the class assembly over again.
[37:36] ---
    This time for sure, we need to find the culprit,
    no, the true culprit...
[37:39] ---
    Oh no, we already know
    who the true culprit is, right?
[37:43] ---
    I mean, Araragi-senpai,
    you should actually know who it is, too...
[37:48] ---
    Who was supposed to be denounced
    at that class assembly?
[37:52] ---
    Something like that was obvious
    after hearing your story, Araragi-senpai.
[37:56] ---
    Araragi-senpai, your feeling of "I feel so guilty"
    towards Oikura-senpai is needlessly strong
[38:02] ---
    because subconsciously
    you know who the culprit is.
[38:05] ---
    Otherwise, you'd never tell the story
    in the way that you did.
[38:09] ---
    The way that I did?
[38:12] ---
    What in the world is this girl talking about?
[38:15] ---
    What does she actually know?
[38:18] ---
    I don't know anything.
[38:20] ---
    You're the one that knows.
    Araragi-senpai.... Koyomi Araragi.
[38:25] ---
    I...
[38:27] ---
    The great detective gathers everyone
    and says, "Well..."
[38:30] ---
    Since there is no great detective here,
    I'll say it in his place.
[38:33] ---
    Well...
[38:34] ---
    Burned by her own karma and falling to ruin,
    the dull-witted silly fool Sodachi Oikura.
[38:41] ---
    In order to mourn for her, we shall solemnly go through
    with "figuring out the culprit" that she wished for.
[38:45] ---
    Whoops, this isn't good.
[38:47] ---
    If this is a "figuring out the culprit",
    this is the one thing that must be said.
[38:50] ---
    Whether it's getting rid of apparitions or solving mysteries,
    proper etiquette is important.
[38:55] ---
    I challenge all you readers.
[38:58] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[39:01] ---
    The culprit is Komichi Tetsujo.
[39:05] ---
    Shall I continue?
[39:06] ---
    Yeah.
[39:08] ---
    Why did you think Tetsujo was suspicious?
[39:11] ---
    Right when you entered the classroom,
    I commented on how all the seats were filled.
[39:15] ---
    You said that if we were to be precise,
    Oikura-senpai's seat was empty.
[39:20] ---
    That's how you replied.
[39:22] ---
    But, don't you find this strange?
[39:24] ---
    Araragi-senpai, your seat has to be empty as well.
[39:27] ---
    Was someone sitting there?
[39:30] ---
    For instance, the homeroom teacher?
[39:33] ---
    SO, ARARAGI-SENPAI, IT WASN'T THAT
    YOU WEREN'T PERMITTED TO SIT DOWN BY OIKURA-SENPAI,
[39:34] ---
    BUT PERHAPS YOU WEREN'T ABLE
    TO SIT DOWN IN THE FIRST PLACE.
[39:35] ---
    But, that said, that doesn't automatically mean
    that Tetsujo is the culprit.
[39:39] ---
    When the meeting became very complicated,
    someone had mentioned
[39:43] ---
    that the homeroom teacher for class 1-3
    was a math teacher.
[39:46] ---
    That position is not merely someone
    who knows about the problems beforehand.
[39:49] ---
    She is the one that creates the problems.
[39:51] ---
    If so, she can just create exam problems
    based on what the study group had covered.
[39:57] ---
    Sunahama-senpai,
    who had the daily duties the next day,
[39:59] ---
    had whined about having to clean up
    after the study group early in the morning.
[40:03] ---
    And that Komichi Tetsujo
    had helped her out with it.
[40:07] ---
    What kind of cleanup work was it?
[40:09] ---
    Hey, hey, Araragi-senpai,
    what kind of cleanup work was it?
[40:14] ---
    Throwing away snack bags, realigning desks...
[40:16] ---
    The one that's not those!
[40:20] ---
    And erasing the chalkboards and stuff, right?
[40:23] ---
    Of course, they must have been writing and erasing,
    and writing and erasing.

[40:26] ---
    So not everything could be deciphered.
[40:30] ---
    But I guess you can read through
    at least a part of it, huh.
[40:33] ---
    Yes.
[40:34] ---
    (WED)
[40:34] ---
    And if Komichi Tetsujo
    is the homeroom teacher,
[40:36] ---
    (THU)
[40:37] ---
    she can create exam problems that go along
    with what the study group had studied.
[40:37] ---
    DETAILS:
    1. LOCATION - CLASS 1-3 CLASSROOM
    2. DATE - JULY 7 (WED) 15:00~18:00
    3. SUBJECT - MATH III,C
    PLEASE CONTACT OIKURA FOR DETAILS ON HOW TO JOIN.
[40:41] ---
    Of course, it's the actual day of the test,
[40:44] ---
    so even if she were able to correct the exam problems,
    she probably only got a part of the exam fixed.
[40:51] ---
    What else... I guess the motive?
[40:54] ---
    The motivation behind committing the crime.
    The reason why she did such a thing.
[40:58] ---
    Ougi, you even know that as well?
[41:02] ---
    If the culprit was a student,
    this would be a crime that makes absolutely no sense.
[41:06] ---
    If the overall scores
    of the entire class went up,
[41:08] ---
    that means that, relatively speaking,
    the deviation value for each person will go down.
[41:12] ---
    However, with the entire class getting better scores,
    there is someone whose assessment becomes better.
[41:18] ---
    That is the math teacher.
[41:21] ---
    KOMICHI TETSUJO
[41:21] ---
    She'll be assessed as having high skills
    in instruction and guidance.
[41:26] ---
    Is there anything else, Araragi-senpai?
[41:30] ---
    There isn't.
[41:32] ---
    I see. Then, we should probably be on our way.
[41:38] ---
    You can leave now, Araragi-senpai.
[41:40] ---
    Yeah...
[41:46] ---
    What do you mean, I can leave now?
[41:47] ---
    Huh?
[41:48] ---
    Well, I thought that was
    a weird way to say it, so...
[41:51] ---
    What did you mean?
[41:52] ---
    Oh, you didn't know?
[41:55] ---
    Vampires often are unable to enter buildings or rooms
    unless the person inside authorizes them to.
[42:01] ---
    Ah... Though I've never
    had an experience like that.
[42:04] ---
    Well, well... Ms. Shinobu is a special one,
[42:07] ---
    and we had the pattern not where we couldn't go in,
    but one where we couldn't leave.
[42:10] ---
    That's why I phrased it as
    "you can leave now."
[42:13] ---
    It was something like a magic spell
    to ease one's mind.
[42:16] ---
    That's as if you were the one
    that trapped me in here, Ougi.
[42:20] ---
    That's a misunderstanding.
    I would never trap you in, Araragi-senpai.
[42:25] ---
    There's no way I would do such a thing.
[42:28] ---
    Araragi-senpai, you were
    trapped in your own past.
[42:32] ---
    All this time, for two years.
    Isn't that right?
[42:37] ---
    I do sympathize, though.
[42:39] ---
    A teacher, who is the symbol
    of righteousness to a student,
[42:42] ---
    was the one behaving dishonestly...
[42:44] ---
    That feels like betrayal,
[42:46] ---
    and you can't help it if you, Araragi-senpai,
    decided to put a lid on your heart.
[42:50] ---
    Is the fact that Oikura, despite not having attended
    enough days, keeps moving up to the next class...
[42:54] ---
    Is that something along the lines
    of atonement from Mrs. Tetsujo?
[42:58] ---
    Atonement? That's not it. It's an excuse.
    She just wants to believe that she's a decent human.
[43:23] ---
    Why I felt despair...
[43:25] ---
    Now, next. Attendance number 6.
[43:28] ---
    If you think I, Sodachi Oikura, am the culprit,
    please raise your hand.
[43:32] ---
    Why I felt despair against righteousness,
[43:35] ---
    was that back then, blending into the classmates
    that designated Oikura as the culprit,

[43:39] ---
    Tetsujo, a teacher, had been
    holding up her hand straight up as well.

[44:01] ---
    OWARIMONOGATARI
    OUGI FORMULA
[44:05] ---
    The next day, on a whim, I decided to stop by
    the audiovisual room on my way to my classroom.

[44:12] ---
    To be precise, to the spot
    next to the audiovisual room.

[44:17] ---
    As expected, there was no such thing there
    as an empty classroom.

[44:21] ---
    Moreover, there was no dead space whatsoever
    along the lines of what Ougi had drawn in her notebook.

[44:28] ---
    There was nothing here.
[44:30] ---
    Nothing had happened here.
[44:33] ---
    The secret room, the locked room,
    the figuring out the culprit, the unexpected truth...

[44:38] ---
    The class assembly, and the majority rule.
[44:41] ---
    Everything was in the past,
    and everything was already done and over.

[44:47] ---
    Within this teachers' office,
    Komichi Tetsujo does not exist.

[44:51] ---
    That said, it's not that she quit being a teacher
    because she suffered from a guilty conscience,

[44:55] ---
    nor that she was fired
    after her dishonest act was found out.

[44:58] ---
    It's nothing like that.
[44:58] ---
    KOMICHI TETSUJO - MATERNITY LEAVE
[45:00] ---
    The occasion was that she got pregnant,
    and was on maternity leave. What a joyous occasion.

[45:04] ---
    She probably won't be
    back at school before I graduate,

[45:08] ---
    so I'll probably never
    see Tetsujo again in my life.

[45:12] ---
    And about that, I feel nothing.
[45:15] ---
    In the first place, for me, after seeing her from behind,
    raising her hand on that day two years ago...

[45:20] ---
    she was no longer a teacher,
    or an adult.

[45:28] ---
    Oh, morning, Araragi.
[45:30] ---
    Oh, morning, Hanekawa.
[45:32] ---
    Bad timing.
[45:33] ---
    What?
[45:34] ---
    Araragi, I don't think you should
    enter the classroom right now.
[45:38] ---
    Heave-ho!
[45:42] ---
    Araragi.
[45:43] ---
    Had you noticed that there was
    an empty seat in our class?
[45:48] ---
    Yeah, I noticed it, or rather,
    I had thought that it was a spare seat. What of it?
[45:55] ---
    What, are you trying to tell me
    that a ghost was sitting there today when you arrived?
[45:59] ---
    Is that what this is about?
[46:00] ---
    I'll tell you something.
    Something like a mere ghost won't scare me one bit.
[46:04] ---
    The one sitting there wasn't a ghost.
    It was a human.
[46:08] ---
    A classmate who had not come to school
    for the longest time suddenly came to school today.
[46:13] ---
    Oh, I see.
[46:15] ---
    Then, that seat was...
    that person's seat, huh?
[46:19] ---
    That's surprising that there was
    one more classmate in my class.
[46:24] ---
    But, why does that make it
    so I shouldn't enter the classroom?
[46:29] ---
    Because it's Ms. Oikura.
[46:34] ---
    Sodachi Oikura...
[46:35] ---
    She's apparently been home-schooling
    for about two years now.
[46:39] ---
    She came to school
    as if she was switching places with Mrs. Tetsujo.
[46:43] ---
    Araragi, you didn't get along with her, if I recall?