|
Kumon | You know, today in class, I took a poll about “what’s your favorite type of ramen?”. |
Azami | Yeah, but why? |
Kumon | My friend and I were arguing about our favorite type of ramen, and we decided to do a poll about it. |
| Which one do you think won the first place? |
Azami | Hmm, pork belly ramen? |
Kumon | Buzz. I thought the same as you, but the correct answer is soy sauce ramen! |
Azami | Ah, a classic one. And the second place? |
Kumon | Miso ramen! And here I thought pork belly ramen would be second. All that talk about ramen made me want to eat one so bad. |
| Do you have to practice for the autumn troupe play as soon as you come back today? |
Azami | Yeah. If don’t come back fast, I won’t make it. |
|
Kumon | I see. What a shame. But I’m jealous knowing you play as siblings with my brother again~ |
Azami | Well, even if they are siblings, they have this complicated relationship… |
| You two don’t need to be siblings on the stage, both are real brothers already. |
Kumon | This and that are different! Maybe I get to see a good side of him I usually don’t if I play as his little brother! |
Azami | Just how much you like your brother… |
Kumon | Well, I’m not only excited about it because my brother is the lead. You’re the co-lead, Azami. Do your best! |
Azami | Sure. |
| |
|
Izumi | Then, we’ll end today’s meeting here. |
Taichi | Oh, right. Here, here! |
Izumi | What is the matter? |
Taichi | From now on, we’ll be packed with practices for “South Hill Prison” even on weekends. |
| So I want to do something as a small break and also role study! |
Sakyo | A break again? |
Omi | Well, if it also serves as role study, I think it’s good. |
Banri | The practices are going well too. |
Azami | But, what can be a prisoner role study? |
Taichi | Cops and robbers, of course! I really want to play it! |
|
Izumi | Cops and robbers? |
Juza | …don’t you call it robbers and cops? |
Azami | I’ve also heard it like that. |
Taichi | Everyone in my elementary school called it cops and robbers. What about yours, Ban-chan? |
Banri | I can’t remember. But cops and robbers sound better. |
Azami | (Ain’t you just saying the opposite to Juza-san, Banri-san?) |
Taichi | And Sakyo-nii? |
Sakyo | I can’t remember either, but I think cops and robbers. |
Taichi | And Omi-kun!? |
Omi | Oh, well… I think some guys said it in both ways, but I’ve said it as robbers and cops… |
Banri | If you search on the internet, it says it’s different in some regions, but both ways are common. |
Azami | So it doesn’t matter how you say it. |
Taichi | We’re perfectly split on what to call it… I know! |