Calling her an idiot, Akio tries to make his daughter understand that the dream of a child is also the dream of the parents. She eventually starts crying, and Tomoya comes extremely close to lowering the curtain on her, but before he can do so, Nagisa’s father runs into the gym and yells for Nagisa to realize her dreams. However, when Nagisa gets up on stage and sees the people in the audience, all she can think about is what her father said in the video. The afternoon soon rolls around, and the drama club’s turn comes right after the choir club’s.
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After a while, Tomoya just turns off the TV and tells Nagisa that she’s her own person and that she has to do what she can. It is especially painful for her to see how her father had exclaimed after winning that he loved plays and how he had planned to continue acting. When he arrives at the reference room, Tomoya finds Nagisa staring lifelessly at a television that’s playing the acting competition video of her father, and Nagisa explains how she feels her father is incomparably better than she is. Tomoya meanwhile runs into Nagisa’s mother before learning from Yukine where Nagisa is. After running into Yukine there, Nagisa decides to search for the high school play records that she had heard were there, and she finds one featuring her father in a competition. However, the two get separated at one point, and Nagisa finds herself in front of the school’s reference room.
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Since they have some free time, Tomoya takes Nagisa around the festival, and she tries to enjoy things because she realizes that she shouldn’t ruin the stage created by everyone. Sunohara notices that Nagisa is acting strange and tries to cheer her up with a charm, but he screws it up, and Nagisa goes back to looking depressed. In response, Tomoya claims that they’re doing it because they want to, and if she wavers now, then everything they’ve done will go to waste.Īt school, the two join the other members of the drama club as they wait for the afternoon performance. Nagisa feels that she’s an ungrateful child because she’s trying to realize her dreams at the expense of the dreams of both her parents, and she extends this to include how she’s made all of her friends spend so much time helping her realize her dream. Tomoya tries to tell her that she’s wrong and that her parents are happy even now, but he has no answer for her when she points out that her parents nevertheless gave up on their dreams. Nagisa thinks that Akio and Sanae in the pictures were happy because they were realizing their dreams, and that would have continued for a long time if she weren’t around. She is still distraught over how her father used to be an actor and had made a name for himself while acting in high school, even to the point of winning some competitions. On the day of the festival, Nagisa leaves home quietly with Tomoya without saying anything to her parents.
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