He tells her he is an idol (of course this show would have an idol). When Kou comes back, Yui walks into his room and asks him about his job. They inform her he is working, but then express concern over her concern (because they individually wish to monopolize her).
Yui goes to living room where she encounters the other boys living in the household. Kou didn’t even have the common courtesy to move her to a bed. She was left lying on the ground amidst torn roses. Yui then faints (likely due to loss of blood) and dreams of a tree thing (likely a reference to Adam & Eve since Kou was talking about wanting to be Adam). He pushes her down on the ground and against her will starts sucking her blood. He grabs back the roses, tears them apart, belittling Yui for looking down on his kindness before deciding to have his way anyway. Yui meekly rejects his advances and Kou then mood shifts into anger. He only gave her flowers because he is expecting something in return (sex, blood or what have you). Yui is elated at having received some flowers, but then Kou’s mood swiftly shifts from sweet to vile as he reveals his true intentions. A boy named Kou walks in a with bouquet of roses (that he was hinted at preparing earlier).
The episode begins in Yui’s room where she appears to be brooding or in thought over something. She serves as both the plaything for the male cast and as a healer for their past trauma. The main girl really has two roles in the anime. one of them killed his mom cause he was jealous, another frequently slept with his step-mom, another carries the ashes of his dead mom is his teddy bear, etc, etc…). The series attempts to justify this by talking about just how messed up of a past the boys had (e.g. People, rightfully, hate on DL because of the terrible treatment the main girl gets. I reads bits of the wikia entries for the main cast and if you have the stomach for it, I do recommend giving it a read. I watched episode 01 of the first season back when it aired (I wrote a short bit on it as a fake entry here). Indicating the episode number with clock hands is really cool.Ĭontext (i.e.
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