Brief Summary
This video portrays a complex relationship between two young men, navigating themes of attraction, self-discovery, and societal pressures. They grapple with their feelings for each other, facing internal conflicts and external obstacles such as family expectations and potential social stigma. Ultimately, they confront their emotions and express their desire to be together, despite the challenges they face.
- Explores themes of attraction and self-discovery.
- Characters face internal and external conflicts.
- Expresses a desire to be together despite challenges.
Beginning
The video opens with a seemingly random statement about three types of people: perpetrators, victims, and those needing protection. A student expresses annoyance about a river at their school, followed by a flashback of a teacher putting them down. The scene shifts to a character with alcohol, trying to avoid involvement with someone named Hika, emphasizing the drawbacks of associating with him and the desire to remain unnoticed.
Glaring
The scene transitions to a confrontation where one character is glaring at another. There's a discussion about water and a warning not to drink it. The dialogue hints at a developing relationship, with one character admitting to being drawn closer to the other despite knowing it might be troublesome. There's a caution against getting too close to Hirukawa, suggesting potential danger or negative influence.
The Sound of Water
The characters discuss movies, specifically mentioning "The Sound of Water," which is described as a minor title that parents might not approve of. One character mentions hearing something from Hikawa-san. The conversation touches on the importance of choosing friends carefully to avoid getting into trouble and ruining one's life. One character questions why the other isn't attending school, blaming the other for their absence.
Poor me
The dialogue becomes more intimate, with one character inviting the other to their house. There's playful banter and teasing, with one character suggesting the other likes them. The conversation shifts to the idea of getting closer but then drifting away, comparing their relationship to being rocked by waves and disappearing.
Accident
One character expresses annoyance about upcoming exams and mentions a show accident. The scene transitions to a more flirtatious exchange, with one character asking if the other likes them and questioning the nature of their relationship as two guys. They discuss kissing and liking each other, challenging societal norms and expectations.
You got hit again
One character acknowledges that the other got hit and expresses a desire not to drift apart. There's a mention of girls and a question about whether one of the characters is dating someone. One character asserts that they are just friends and that they won't fall in love with the other because they are both guys.
Sheba
The scene shifts to a moment of care and concern, with one character mentioning that the other seems sick and is resting. They offer to share food, recalling how their mother would do the same when they had a cold. The dialogue hints at a growing affection and intimacy between the two characters.
Study abroad
One character reveals that they might study abroad, admitting that being with the other makes them weak. They express a desire to find a place that would accept them. The character states that they don't fall in love with the other, which is why they wanted to get closer.
We're the same sex
The characters acknowledge that they are the same sex, referencing a movie and stating that they are not so different from the characters in it. One character clarifies that their earlier expression of liking the other was not meant romantically.
Let's go back to my place together
One character suggests going back to their place together, but the other expresses hesitation, finding it a bit scary. There's a mention of America and a past statement about not going. The scene ends with an invitation to come to the other if they are lonely.
Expelled
One character worries about getting expelled and laments becoming a boring person who couldn't do what they wanted. They admit to making the other shoplift and blame them for it. The character expresses feeling like they weren't supposed to be the other's son.
Our oceans
The character reflects on their relationship, stating that they thought their oceans mixed together, swaying on the same waves. They declare that the matter is over and that they are not doing it during the day. The scene ends with the character stating that they are not coming to visit schools during summer vacation and that they are really going.
It's my fault
The characters engage in a distressed exchange, with one taking the blame and the other trying to absolve them. One character reveals that they are transferring schools and encourages the other to return to their old self. They express gratitude for becoming friends and state that they would have continued to hate themselves if they hadn't met the other.
I want to be with you forever
One character admits wanting to be with the other forever but acknowledges that it's selfish. They mention seeing someone from high school who caused trouble and transferred schools. The scene ends with the character stating that it's been a long time since they've seen the other and that they are doing well.
Why is Hirokawa here
The scene shifts to a confrontation with Hirokawa, who claims to have come to pick up the character. The character urges the other not to forget the person who was close to them. The scene ends with a question about why the other read a letter and how they found it.
Contact me
The characters express their feelings for each other, with one admitting they are sorry and the other reciprocating. They express their love for each other and propose marriage.
Let's get married
One character apologizes for their plans changing and coming home early, explaining that they couldn't see the other often because of filming and that the other worked too late. They express a desire to always be by the other's side, even if they can't get married.
