Winter 2
The group fights and screams, they kick and throw things and all Minako can think of are the five stages of grief in old textbooks, the five stages of refusing to accept what the world is born knowing.
Though she has already decided what she's going to do. If the end will come, she will fight for the others to continue on. Obliviousness isn't a happy ending and they all know it, deep down.
After she tells them so, Mitsuru visits her room. Usually they go to the older girl's, the lavishly decorated and sweet smelling one. Mitsuru isn't good with sentimentality.
She says 'I love you' this time and it hurts so much more that she means it.