Misaki Watari : My mother had a separate personality named Sachi. Yūsuke Kafuku : Sachi? Misaki Watari : Yes. She first appeared when I was 14. She said she was 8 years old but she never aged in 4 years. Sachi often appeared when my mother beat me up terribly. It was her like her awareness didn't match the body of an adult, so she couldn't move well. She'd try to walk but fall over, and would end up just sitting still. Sachi liked puzzled rings. We did crosswords together. Sachi cried a lot for no reason. Whenever she did, I'd hold her and rub her back over and over. I liked those times. The last beautiful thing in my mother was condensed in Sachi. Sachi was my only friend. I don't know if my mother was mentally ill, or if she was acting to keep me close to her. But even if she were acting, it was from the bottom of her heart. Becoming Sachi was my mother's way of surviving a harsh reality, I think. When that landslide occurred, I knew that my mother's death it meant that Sachi would die, too. Even so... I didn't move.

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