[Fuji TV] Soredemo, Ikite Yuku - Eita, Mitsushima Hikari (DL @ pg1)

whitedove · Post time 24-8-2011 11:18 PM

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Kittie · Post time 27-8-2011 08:59 PM

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Kittie · Post time 17-9-2011 12:05 AM

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Kittie · Post time 17-9-2011 12:25 AM

[Synopsis]

Episode 8: Each person’s intentions

Kusama has brought Shunsuke, who wishes to meet Fumiya, back to the orchard, only to discover Maki lying unconscious in Fumiya’s room. Fumiya is missing … … Shunsuke calls an ambulance on behalf of a distraught Kusama. The ambulance leaves with Maki in the company of her father, just as Saho appears at the house. “That fellow has done it again!” she says, declaring that Fumiya was responsible for this to a stunned Shunsuke.

On the other hand, Hiroki and Kohei are headed to Kusama Farm when the incident occurs. Hiroki spots a figure that looks like Fumiya near the train station as they drive through the town. He suddenly stops the van, bolts out of the vehicle mid-way through a conversation with his brother and runs back to the spot where he had seen Fumiya. However, Fumiya is nowhere in sight. Hiroki brushes it off as mistaken identity and quickly hides the knife in his vest. He turns to walk back to the van, and in doing so, narrowly misses seeing Fumiya by a few seconds. When Hiroki and Kohei arrive at the orchard, they are greeted by the blare of an ambulance siren and immediately know that something untoward has happened. Together with Shunsuke, they head to the hospital where Maki is rushed to.

At ‘Fukami’, Kyoko and Futaba wait to hear from Hiroki and Kohei. Then, Futaba receives a call on her mobile phone. It is from Fumiya. She tells her brother that she wants to meet him, but he just says, “This happened because you said no (to Inoshima),” and hangs up. Futaba is in shock. Then, the phone in the shop rings. It is a call from Kohei to inform Kyoko about the incident at the orchard. Hearing this, Futaba leaves ‘Fukami’ and makes her way to Chiba. Meanwhile, Shunsuke calls Takami and urges her to prepare to leave home with Akari in consideration of the events 15 years ago.

Maki’s condition is critical. She has sustained extensive brain trauma and her chances of regaining conscious are low. Kusama breaks down at the news. Seeing him like this reminds all present of that fateful day 15 years ago and none of them can hide their pain. Hiroki tells Shunsuke, “My dad had said before he died that he would do it again. If we had found him earlier … …”

Would the days of being pursued, blamed, and forced to keep moving repeat itself again? At his wits end, Shunsuke, who had hoped to be reunited with his son, wanders along a busy road and onto oncoming traffic. Hiroki saves him. Snapped out of his daze, Shunsuke collapses by the roadside and cries as he wonders if he can atone for Fumiya’s deeds if he lives on. He has not been able to make up for it even after 15 years.

When Hiroki and Shunsuke return to the hospital, the police have arrived. Notified by the hospital staff that Maki’s case is of a criminal nature, investigators have already embarked on a search of the orchard. The expression on the face of the detective in charge changes when he hears Fumiya’s name from Kusama for he remembers the murder at Lake Mikazuki. Shunsuke steps forward and identifies himself as Fumiya’s father, and is asked to go to the police precinct with Kusama for voluntary questioning. Futaba arrives at the hospital entrance at that moment. Learning that Futaba is Shunsuke’s daughter, Kusama lets go of the emotions he had repressed and demands that Shunsuke return Maki to him.

Yuka and her son arrive at ‘Fukami’ while Kyoko is looking after the shop. Yuka lets a man whom she had met along the way into ‘Fukami’, referring to him as a customer. It is Fumiya. Although Kyoko immediately recognises him, she suppresses her inner turmoil and receives him. However, the moment she tries to conceal a cutter in the shop, Fumiya senses that his true identify has been exposed. He says that he has come to get Futaba. Kyoko confronts him about his culpability in the incident at the orchard and Aki’s death 15 years ago. They end up scuffling with each other as Kyoko makes Fumiya put his hand on her belly where she had carried Aki for the term of her pregnancy. Her only wish was for her child to grow up healthy, and so, she will not forgive him for killing Aki. But whatever Kyoko says does not seem to get through to Fumiya.

“I don’t know.
I don’t know.
I’ve forgotten.
I can’t remember. It’s an illness.
It’s that sort of illness.
There’s nothing I can do because it’s an illness … …
Aki-chan was pretty.
Aki-chan floating in Mikazuki Lake was pretty.
That’s all I remember clearly.
So don’t be so depressed, auntie.”

On the other hand, Hiroki and Futaba are hurrying to get home. Futaba thinks of dying because she feels smothered. When Hiroki tells her it is not fine with him, and confesses that he will die if she takes her life, she tries to point out the difference in their positions – they are the families of the victim and the victimiser. However, Hiroki has moved beyond seeing Futaba in that way, and in his agitation, he raises his voice at her.

“That no longer matters!
Don’t say things like ending your life!
To have you tell that to me … …
I … …
I’d forget everything if I can.
I’d abandon everything if I can.
I want to go somewhere far off that nobody knows.
A place where no one knows about us.
Where there’s just the two of us.”

Kittie · Post time 17-9-2011 12:37 AM

[Synopsis]

Episode 9: Where is his heart?

While Hiroki is driving Futaba home in his van from Chiba prefecture where Fumiya has committed a new crime, a furious struggle is unfolding at ‘Fukami’. Kyoko is fighting with Fumiya, who has come to visit at Futaba’s request, in order to protect Yuka and her grandson. She strikes him hard in the head with a stool and he is knocked to the ground. “Why did it have to be Aki?” Kyoko throws a longheld question at him. It was because he happened to meet Aki on the street. It could have been anybody, he replies without any trace of remorse as he staggers to his feet and leaves the shop.

Hiroki hurriedly returns to ‘Fukami’ with Futaba because of Yuka’s phone call. His mother’s unexpected composure is a relief to him, and he sends Futaba home. Futaba wonders what Hiroki will say to her brother if they meet. Hiroki muses that Fumiya will probably not be able to have a conversation because like the anatomical model of the human body that is often found in science labs, Fumiya has a cavity in the place where his heart should be.

Meanwhile at Sodegaura Police Precinct, Shunsuke is informed that Fumiya will soon be placed on the wanted list. He implores the detective to arrest Fumiya. However, he never imagines that Fumiya would try to visit the house while he is away.

Takami and Akari are dealing with Fumiya at the Toyama household when Futaba comes back. Futaba goes from shock to anger when Fumiya casts a critical eye around the house and starts making abrasive remarks. “You’ve resented me all this time, haven’t you?” he says accusingly. Futaba hits him repeatedly as she bursts out that the family has been in pain because they cannot blame him. She tells him to kill her if she is at fault, tearfully pointing out that there is no way they can make amends once a person’s life is taken.

Her words are lost on Fumiya who feels sorry for himself. For the dead, it ends with death, but he has to live on. As he grabs a pair of scissors from the side table, Takami quickly pulls Futaba away from him.

Hiroki is about to make his way home when he receives a text message from Futaba that Fumiya is there. He immediately turns his van around and heads over to her house again. At that same moment, Shunsuke returns home. He urges Fumiya to turn himself in over dinner that night, promising to wait no matter how long it takes for him to come back so that they can try to mend their relationship. But Fumiya counters that his father is casting him off again. In truth, he is aware that Shunsuke had seen him in Tokyo three years ago yet turned a blind eye.

“You abandoned me because I was nuisance.
Because I’d be a hindrance.
That’s how you abandoned mum to her fate too.
Mum jumped off (the veranda) in front of Futaba and me.
She fell into the darkness of the night as she looked our way.
She died because she despaired of you and tired of us.”

Fumiya blames his mother’s death on a stunned Shunsuke, who believes his first wife had fallen off the veranda in an accident. In the next breath, Fumiya asks Futaba to leave with him, but she stays silent and shakes her head.

Hiroki arrives at the Toyama home just as Fumiya steps out of the house. The two of them notice each other as they come face to face for the first time in 15 years. They raise hands in greeting in a charged moment that is broken when Shunsuke emerges from the house in search of Fumiya. Fumiya takes advantage of the distraction to run away. Hiroki and Shunsuke chase after him, but Hiroki loses sight of Fumiya at a parking area for trucks. As he looks around, Fumiya suddenly attacks him from his hiding place in the shadows. It turns into a brawl. In the melee, Fumiya slams Hiroki’s head against a wall and he blacks out. Moments later, Shunsuke rushes over, but Fumiya has already fled the scene.

Hiroki returns to the Toyama household where Futaba tends to his wound. She offers to cook whatever he wishes to eat. There is nothing in particular that he wants, but when she persists, he tells her he would like a frozen orange if she can prepare it. So she says with a straight face that she can do it with one billionth of her ability. After all, she only needs to put it in the refrigerator. It should be the freezer, he corrects her and she gently chides him for asking for an ingredient. The mood sobers as he confesses his regret about not carrying the knife with him. Futaba is, on the contrary, thankful because she does not want him to become a murderer.

“I’m glad.
Oh, I don’t mean my brother.
It’s because I wouldn’t want you to kill a person.
I don’t think that suits you.
You’re better with a frozen orange rather than a knife.”

However, Hiroki cannot let his feelings go. He voices his concern that even if Fumiya is tried as an adult now, he may be acquitted because he is unable to assume responsibility for his actions, and be allowed to return to a normal life. Then, the same thing would happen again to someone else.

On the other hand, Shunsuke steels himself to live apart from Takami and his daughters. He has decided to bear the responsibility as the assailant’s family on his own shoulders. And so, the family moves out late at night. Futaba goes separate ways, telling her family that she would like to bid farewell to Hiroki.

When dawn comes, Futaba heads to the hospital where Maki has been admitted with the intention of mending Yuri’s ragged stuffed toy rabbit which she had caught sight of on a news programme. With Kusama’s permission, she mends the toy rabbit. Yuri confides to Futaba that she is worried because her mother has not eaten for close to a week. When Futaba assures her that Maki is on medication, Yuri wonders if the medicine tastes like the sauce used for the sweet soy sauce rice dumplings that her mother likes. Futaba tears up at those words. As she takes her leave, Kusama tells her that he has no inclination to accept her family’s apologies right now. In fact, he wishes to catch Fumiya by himself and kill him whenever he thinks about his daughter.

Futaba buys a map and rents a car. Her destination is Inoshima, the place that she believes Fumiya would go to. She stops by at ‘Fukami’ on her way there, does something without meeting Hiroki and drives off. Hiroki, who hears the sound of an approaching car, comes out of the shop to see an unfamiliar car speeding away from the lake. He goes to his van and finds a cooler box with a frozen orange inside. Realising that it was Futaba, he calls her but she does not pick up.

“About what I said the last time … …
The stuff about the human anatomical model. The heart.
I’ve thought about it since then.
I think the heart is something that one receives from his beloved.
I’ve received it from Aki.
From my dad. From my mum.
When a person likes someone, they can receive that person’s heart, can’t they?
That’s the heart, isn’t it?
Toyama-san, I’ve received yours too.
I have what you’ve given to me
So, I believe there’s something more important than revenge.
That’s what I’ve been thinking.
I’m coming over now.”

Hiroki leaves that voice message for Futaba and is about to head to her house when he realises that the knife which had been stored in the van’s dashboard is missing … …

At that same moment, Futaba is at the family restaurant that she had gone with Hiroki on their first meeting and smiles at the memory. While waiting for her meal, she asks for a pen and writes on a napkin: