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00:00Kasumi, wake up!
00:05Kasumi!
00:13Kasumi!
00:30You're still sleeping at this hour?
00:42You're taking your medicine, aren't you?
00:45Yes.
00:47What about work?
00:49I just came to get my documents.
00:51I'm going on a business trip from today.
00:53I told Madoka.
00:56You should learn from Madoka.
01:26Yes.
01:42What are you doing?
01:45I came to get my documents.
01:49You're from the Kendo club, right?
01:50Yes.
01:51Let's go.
01:56There's never enough time for school activities.
02:00How many people are there in the science club?
02:03Two people.
02:04So if there's one more person, you can suggest a job interview, right?
02:08That's right.
02:10Can you take this to the gym?
02:12Yes.
02:14Then I'll leave it to you.
02:15Don't touch that!
02:17I'm sorry.
02:18Unnecessary physical contact is NG.
02:21It has nothing to do with men and women.
02:22Students and teachers are for each other.
02:26Yes.
02:27I'll be careful.
02:29Fujitake-sensei.
02:31There's something I want you to look at later.
02:34Yes.
02:36Exit note?
02:38Yes.
02:39I forgot the existence of that note.
02:43Hub and sol?
02:45What does it mean?
02:47I think it's written by Kasumi Natori.
02:51I put it on the bed she used.
02:54The date is the same as her school day.
02:57Natori-san has been in the infirmary for a long time, right?
03:00It's been about two months.
03:03At first, I went to the classroom.
03:06Originally, she was diagnosed with autonomic neurosis.
03:12Autonomic neurosis?
03:16Yes.
03:17If you try to get up, you will be attacked by headaches and dizziness.
03:21It's not like there's an antidote.
03:24The only way is to reduce psychological stress.
03:34This is about Mars.
03:37I have it.
03:38Mars?
03:39Yes.
03:40It's a sci-fi novel written by Andy Weir.
03:43It's a story about an astronaut who came to Mars for exploration and was left behind on Mars by an accident.
03:49It's written in a diary format that starts with a log entry.
03:54I think this note was written in that way.
03:57I see.
03:59Sol is a day on Mars.
04:03Hub is a living facility to live in a harsh environment on Mars.
04:07EVA is an outdoor activity.
04:10In order to go outside, you have to wear heavy spacesuits.
04:15That's...
04:17The nursing room may be the only place where she can breathe without equipment.
04:24It must be a very difficult mission for her to go to the classroom now.
04:47It's been a long time since I've been to Mars.
04:50It's been a long time since I've been to Mars.
04:53It's been a long time since I've been to Mars.
04:56It's been a long time since I've been to Mars.
04:59It's been a long time since I've been to Mars.
05:02It's been a long time since I've been to Mars.
05:05It's been a long time since I've been to Mars.
05:08It's been a long time since I've been to Mars.
05:11It's been a long time since I've been to Mars.
05:14ARISE
05:18ARISE
05:23ARISE
05:29Araise
05:34I wonder what's going on?
05:35Isn't Psychology teacher not here?
05:37Wasn't she absent today?
05:40Arise
05:42You're in the same class, right?
05:45I thought you quit because you haven't seen me lately.
05:49Oh, that's right. Kasumi-chan.
05:51Do you know me?
05:53I'm Maya Matsudani.
05:57I know you.
05:59Have you been here lately?
06:04Do you know where Sakuma-sensei went?
06:07I think he went to the staff room for a meeting.
06:10Then...
06:13Wait.
06:15We're in the same class, right?
06:18I know you.
06:29Stop it.
06:31Don't be angry.
06:33Look.
06:36We're both hot, but we can't wear short sleeves.
06:47What's wrong?
06:49Do you have a cold?
06:55Breathe in here.
06:58Breathe out.
07:00Breathe in.
07:02Breathe out.
07:05It's okay.
07:09I get nervous sometimes, too.
07:12In that case, let's do this.
07:15It's not a good way to do it.
07:20I'm fine.
07:25We're in the same class, right?
07:35We're in the same class.
08:05Did you get the record?
08:11It's not blue at all.
08:13Yeah.
08:15You must have collected a lot.
08:18Yeah, I got it from a lot of places.
08:21Try it at the top level.
08:23The amount of soil, the fine particle, the diameter.
08:26You can take the record.
08:28Record?
08:30What? Me? No way, no way, no way.
08:35Do you remember the results from last time?
08:37My liver wasn't doing well, I'm sorry.
08:40Not doing well?
08:41Yes.
08:42And yet you're still drinking?
08:44I'm sorry, but I always drink alone.
08:47It's not a matter of being alone or together.
08:50I'm sorry.
09:00Good morning.
09:28Good morning.
09:29Good morning.
09:59Good morning.
10:07Doctor, I'm so sleepy.
10:10Can I take a break?
10:12Just for an hour.
10:16I knew you were here.
10:20Matsutani-san.
10:21If you have the energy to take care of others, go back to the classroom.
10:26I just wanted to say hello.
10:57Matsutani-san.
10:58I'm sorry.
10:59I'm sorry.
11:00I'm sorry.
11:01I'm sorry.
11:02I'm sorry.
11:03I'm sorry.
11:04I'm sorry.
11:05I'm sorry.
11:06I'm sorry.
11:07I'm sorry.
11:08I'm sorry.
11:09I'm sorry.
11:10I'm sorry.
11:11I'm sorry.
11:12I'm sorry.
11:13I'm sorry.
11:14I'm sorry.
11:15I'm sorry.
11:16I'm sorry.
11:17I'm sorry.
11:18I'm sorry.
11:19I'm sorry.
11:20I'm sorry.
11:21I'm sorry.
11:22I'm sorry.
11:23I'm sorry.
11:24I'm sorry.
11:26You totally had it coming.
11:32You totally had it coming.
11:38I know, I know.
11:49Kazumi?
11:52How long are you going to sit there?
11:55Wake up!
11:58Kasumi!
12:03Kasumi!
12:05Wake up!
12:08Kasumi!
12:10Wake up!
12:22Kasumi!
12:50I heard you have a part time job.
12:52I came back before the lecture started.
12:59Well...
13:01This...
13:03Why don't you go there?
13:05What?
13:06Mr. Fujitake.
13:08He has a science symposium in the physical preparation room.
13:13If you are interested, you can just take a look.
13:17Why don't you find another job in this school?
13:32Damn it.
13:34This is no good.
13:36Why?
13:41Do you have a message for Mr. Fujitake?
13:43Do you have a message for Mr. Fujitake?
13:46Well...
13:48Mr. Fujitake!
13:49You have a visitor.
13:50You came.
13:52Well...
13:54She is Ms. Natori.
13:56She is Yanagida-kun and Ms. Koshikawa.
13:58They are second year students.
14:00Nice to meet you.
14:03Why don't you go inside?
14:05Why don't you go inside?
14:11I'm recreating the sunset of Mars.
14:16The sunset of Mars?
14:18The sunset of Mars is blue.
14:24Come on.
14:25Go inside.
14:26Please.
14:30I'm sorry.
14:35Are you sure?
14:37It's hard to do it suddenly.
14:46By the way...
14:48Why is Mars this color?
14:51It's either red or brown.
14:54Do you know why?
15:06I'm sorry.
15:08I'm sorry.
15:10I'm sorry.
15:35Welcome back.
16:06Kasumi?
16:16Kasumi?
16:23Did you bring what I asked for?
16:28Yes.
16:43But...
16:44Is it really okay?
16:46It's okay.
16:50I knew it.
16:51I drank this too.
16:54You saved me.
16:57I haven't been to the hospital recently.
16:59I have to earn money.
17:03Part-time job?
17:05Yes.
17:06A lot of things.
17:08Even if I earn money, my mother takes it all.
17:12I'll give it to her.
17:14If I try to get it back, my mother's boyfriend will hit me.
17:18I really don't understand.
17:26Hey, let's go home together today.
17:29There's a nice place.
17:30Let's go home.
17:31I think you'll like it too.
17:36I'm sorry.
17:39Are you going again?
17:41To the physical training room.
17:45Don't go.
17:48Don't leave me alone.
17:51I'm lonely.
17:58Matsutani?
17:59What are you doing?
18:02Nothing.
18:03I'm going home.
18:54Here you go.
18:56I'm the only one today.
19:11Are you going to make a Mars sunset with this?
19:15You've seen the movie, haven't you?
19:19Yes, I have.
19:22There was a scene of a sunset in the movie, but the sky was orange.
19:27But the actual Mars sunset looks like this.
19:39It's beautiful.
19:41The atmosphere of Mars is extremely thin.
19:44Instead, a lot of dust is wrapped up in the wind.
19:48Because of the dust, it becomes a blue sunset sky.
19:52Does this mean that this dust is the substitute for the dust of Mars?
19:57I'm testing it with various kinds of dust.
20:06Um, this picture...
20:11Opportunity took it.
20:14Opportunity?
20:17NASA's Mars Explorer.
20:22This is it.
20:26Was this girl's job to take pictures?
20:31This girl?
20:35That's what I want to call her.
20:38What Opportunity was expecting was to see if there was an environment that brought life to Mars.
20:45The operating period expected at the design stage was three months.
20:49The journey began with that goal.
20:52I lost a wheel, I got stuck in a pile of sand, and I overcame the problem every time.
20:58I realized that I had operated for 15 years, an estimated 60 years.
21:04Until the time when the communication was cut off by a large-scale sandstorm.
21:10That picture was taken by looking back at the road Opportunity came alone.
21:20Opportunity
21:39Alone on a distant planet.
21:49I'm alone.
22:05Kasumi?
22:11You look like you feel sorry for yourself.
22:15It's just an excuse for me, isn't it?
22:20You look just like that person.
22:25I'm sorry.
22:39You...
22:41If it goes on like this, your life will be over.
22:45I'm sorry.
23:15I'm sorry.
23:24I'm sorry.
23:33I'm sorry.
23:45I'm sorry.
24:07Mr. Natori!
24:09I have a new weapon today.
24:12A new weapon?
24:13Mr. Yanagida brought a tank to make the distance between light and water longer.
24:20A tank?
24:21I'm looking forward to it.
24:24Let's go together.
24:27What's going on?
24:35What are you doing?
24:37What's wrong?
24:38I don't know.
24:40Are you okay?
24:43Are you okay?
24:44Are you okay?
24:46Sakuma, hurry up.
24:47Okay.
24:50Are you okay?
24:51Are you okay?
24:52Emergency room.
24:53Yes.
25:04We're the same.
25:07Can you hear me?
25:08Do you understand?
25:10Don't go.
25:11Don't go.
25:13Don't leave me alone.
25:16I'm lonely.
25:21Mr. Natori!
25:23Are you okay?
25:36Are you okay?
25:42Doctor.
25:45The wound was shallow.
25:47Sakuma and the doctor brought him to the hospital.
25:51I see.
25:54But he took a lot of medicine.
25:58He was overdosed.
26:08Doctor.
26:09Doctor.
26:13The medicine Mr. Matsutani took may be the medicine I gave him.
26:19Don't give medicine to others.
26:23Go to Mr. Matsutani's family and get the rest of the medicine.
26:28My family?
26:29My mother?
26:31But...
26:32Yes.
26:33But you have to leave it to your guardian.
26:40Are you okay?
26:41You look pale.
26:44I'm okay.
26:46Lie down in the infirmary.
26:48Okay?
26:50Okay.
27:07Kasumi.
27:09Kasumi.
27:11Kasumi.
27:13Kasumi.
27:14Mr. Matsutani.
27:18Do you know?
27:20I feel so good when I take medicine.
27:25Let's do it together from now on.
27:27No, I can't.
27:31This medicine is very effective.
27:34I don't need it.
27:36Why?
27:39We're friends, right?
27:43I saved you when you were in the past.
27:46Stop.
27:47Why?
27:48Save me this time.
27:50Stop.
27:51Why?
27:53Stop it.
27:58Get out of here.
27:59Now.
28:01If you want to put others in danger,
28:03you don't belong here anymore.
28:10If you want to put others in danger,
28:12you don't belong here anymore.
28:19Then die.
28:23Mr. Matsutani.
28:30Doctor,
28:31I might really die.
28:34You won't die, Maya.
28:36I don't want you to think that way.
28:39If you react to her tricks anymore,
28:42you won't be able to stop her.
28:45But...
28:47She put your life in danger.
28:50So I will save you.
28:54I can only help people who want to save themselves.
29:06Please.
29:14Excuse me.
29:18What's wrong?
29:36I'm sorry.
29:43I was a nurse in the emergency room.
29:48It was a worthwhile job,
29:50but I broke my body every day.
29:54So I started working at Teijisei High School
29:57as a nurse.
30:01Even though it was my first time,
30:03there were two students who always came to the infirmary.
30:08One was a so-called troublemaker,
30:11and the other was a quiet girl who hardly spoke.
30:19The troublemaker was from an orphanage.
30:23She always had bruises somewhere in her body
30:26because her boyfriend, who was gay, gave her DV.
30:29So I sympathized with her
30:33and stepped on her.
30:37Did something happen to her?
30:41The other girl was the one who had an accident.
30:48The quiet girl was the one who really lost her life.
30:55I was distracted by the troublemaker,
30:59and I didn't realize that she wasn't in the infirmary.
31:07I've been thinking about it all the time.
31:11Who can I save? Who can't I save?
31:16Maybe I'm doing the same thing as I did in the emergency room.
31:20Maybe I'm doing the same thing as I did in the emergency room.
31:34But it's even worse than that time.
31:45No matter how much experience you have,
31:50you never know what will happen next.
32:07Are you alone?
32:08Are you okay?
32:09We're open.
32:10Please don't.
32:11Don't you need money?
32:12I'm fine.
32:13What's going on?
32:14What are you doing?
32:21Hey.
32:22You shouldn't be here.
32:24Go home.
32:26Let me go.
32:27I have to find her.
32:28What if she really died?
32:31You mean the one who cut her wrist?
32:36Don't worry about her.
32:37We'll just get on the train.
32:44Hey!
32:50Hey!
32:56Is it good?
33:01I'm so glad.
33:06I'm so glad.
33:10What?
33:13Let's go home.
33:15It's none of your business.
33:17Leave me alone.
33:20Wait.
33:21Let me go.
33:24I have nowhere to go.
33:26I don't have a place to go to school.
33:28It's all your fault.
33:31I should have saved you.
33:50I should have saved you.
33:55Good evening.
33:56Good evening.
33:57Good evening.
33:59It's so late.
34:00Are you going home?
34:03Yes.
34:04Would you like a drink?
34:08Mr. Uchizake.
34:10Ms. Natori hasn't come home yet.
34:20Ms. Natori hasn't come home yet.
34:25Ms. Natori hasn't come home yet.
34:26Is she here?
34:27No.
34:32Yanagida!
34:33She's not here either.
34:38Maybe she's up to something.
34:50I didn't expect to see you in this city.
35:01How did you know this place?
35:06I was looking at the entry log.
35:09And then...
35:11There was a day with an EVA.
35:15But Ms. Natori wasn't in the classroom that day.
35:18I remember now.
35:21That day was a beautiful full moon night.
35:27This was also a hub.
35:34My father...
35:37He liked observation of celestial bodies.
35:44When I was a child...
35:47My father and I often looked at the night sky together.
35:51We put on our sleeping bags.
35:57It was fun.
36:03I haven't seen the night sky since we got divorced.
36:06I'm sorry.
36:16Do you see that?
36:20That's Mars.
36:23Even now...
36:26There's still a broken opportunity there.
36:32It must be lonely.
36:36Is that so?
36:39I don't think so.
36:44Opportunity's activity limit was said to be three months.
36:49I've had 15 years.
36:51Unexpected good luck has piled up.
36:55But that's not all.
36:58So that Opportunity can continue its journey for as long as possible...
37:02The staff made every effort.
37:07They've been on a long journey together.
37:14The day I made my last contact with Opportunity,
37:17when the communication was cut off for eight months.
37:19A large number of team members involved in the mission gathered.
37:25They sent a short signal four times.
37:28But there was no response.
37:32The manager said,
37:33Thank you for your 15 years of hard work.
37:36When I announced the end of the mission,
37:40everyone seemed to cry.
37:46I'm all alone in the wilderness of Mars.
37:51Some people may see Opportunity as a symbol of loneliness.
37:58But for me,
37:59I think it's a sign that I've come a long way.
38:29I'm sorry.
38:40Mr. Notary!
38:50I'm sorry.
38:59I'm glad.
39:27All right, let's go in.
39:30What are we going to do?
39:32Just wait and see.
39:34But even a small bottle of water won't react like this.
39:40Maybe this much.
39:41What are you going to do?
39:43Just wait and see.
39:45I'm sure it'll work.
39:46Really?
39:52Mr. Notary!
39:59Sankatetsu?
40:00Yes.
40:01I noticed it when I saw the color of the red rust.
40:04It's the same color as Mars.
40:08You noticed it well.
40:10It is said that Mars is red because of Sankatetsu.
40:14If you know, tell me quickly.
40:16Isn't it more fun to find out for yourself?
40:20Well, let's do it right away.
40:22Yeah.
40:23Well, what are you going to do?
40:25This...
40:26Yes, sir.
40:27Yes, sir.
40:28How many grams should I put in?
40:29Yes, sir.
40:31That hydrogen is similar to the atmosphere of Mars, isn't it?
40:36Yes.
40:37Then I think it's better to mix other substances than just Sankatetsu to get closer to the atmosphere of Mars.
40:45What?
40:48Well, this...
40:49This...
40:54The American research team is making and selling Mars soil artificially.
41:01The main ingredient is Sankatetsu, but it seems that there are also various other favorite particles.
41:09Is that so?
41:12I read back the people of Mars.
41:15The main character is a botanist, isn't he?
41:17He grows potatoes in the field using Mars soil.
41:22I wonder what Mars soil is like.
41:26It's wonderful.
41:28It's perfect if you use this.
41:30No, no, I'm not trying to buy this soil.
41:33I wonder if we can make something similar to this ourselves.
41:39That's good.
41:41But can you make something like that?
41:43I think you can make something similar.
41:45Dioxide is obtained by going to the sandstone of the emperor.
41:48Dioxide calcium is an ingredient used in drying materials.
41:52Really?
41:53Then I'll go to the kitchen and get some drying materials.
41:56Then I'll go to the emperor.
42:07Natori-san.
42:09Yes.
42:15Can you put an experiment record on this notebook?
42:20Me?
42:21Yes.
42:22Please write anything else you noticed or thought.
42:27When you look back later,
42:30write that this notebook will be the foundation of the science department.
42:38Yes.
42:45This is good.
42:51This is good.
42:58All right.
42:59OK.
43:01Then I'll do it.
43:07One, two.
43:08One, two.
43:14Great.
43:15It's more like a crime than a ghost.
43:19That's right.
43:24This is the ghost of Mars.
44:08What do you mean?
44:09There is a generation gap in one of the problems unique to the detective world.
44:13Don't talk to me!
44:14There was something I couldn't do.
44:16Why don't you try another therapy?
44:18Why don't you talk to everyone in the class?
44:27Two of the premium drama Danshi.
44:29I decided to go to Shizuoka after all.
44:31If you're going to die, this is the place.
44:34Goodbye, Danshi of the Sunset.
44:37Sunday at 10 p.m.
44:42Saturday drama Sanzenman.
44:44I met this person.
44:47I can't go back to before the crime.
44:49This is not the end.
44:51Sunday at 10 p.m.
44:54I reset everything.