When I read to the ending part, I realized in the end, the book cover spoils the ending for us all!! Hahaha. The ending isn't particularly difficult to guess either, especially because I was watching the anime adaptation of Another when I was also reading this sequel so I have no trouble noticing who the dead person is because she was already dead in Another. The explanation for the mystery is that instead of just one dead person hidden in the school there actually are two dead people, so finding out one dead person doesn't mean the curse is broken. He wears Yomiyama Middle's school uniform most of the time. For his casual clothes, he always wears two layers of clothing, consisting of a long sleeve shirt and t-shirt. a b c d e f g h i j k "Sentai Filmworks Reveals tsuritama, 'Another' Anime Dub Casts". Anime News Network. June 18, 2013 . Retrieved August 10, 2015. There is a distinction regarding what would constitute sufficient notice between claims brought under LTA 1985 section versus those brought under Defective Premises Act 1972 section 4, which I will explore in my next article on this topic (although readers are referred to Harry v Sykes and another [2001] QB 1014 for an initial exploration of said distinction).

Having established breach of the implied terms above, a claimant may be able to seek the following (with the general provisions of proving loss, causation, and remoteness as factors also):He volunteers to be a "non-existing" student at the beginning of the school year, as planned during the strategy session that took place earlier in March with his classmates. As a "non-exister", his role was planned to counteract the presence of an extra person in the class who was secretly the "casualty". The "casualty" was a person related to Class 3 who had lost their life due to the calamity in a previous year, and who has somehow rejoined Class 3. Due to mysterious circumstances, other students and teachers cannot distinguish who the casualty is, since their memories of past years and even recent events are altered when the casualty joins the class. It's not logically explained how it works, but the majority of the records and documents about the school and Yomiyama's residents are somehow changed as well to omit details about the casualty's death. This makes it very difficult to identify who the casualty is.

After two peaceful years, the Calamity returned in 2001. Now as a standard practice, they (spoiler: Another) selected a "non-existent student" to counter it. After a peaceful month, things happened and students and their families began to die one by one. Did their countermeasure fail? Or were there some more sinister reasons behind this? In terms of the mystery side of this, trying to determine who the extra person actually is, I have to admit it was far more evident in the book than in the anime. I clearly remember thinking everyone was the dead guy while watching the anime but I knew exactly who it was while reading this and no it's not because I watched the anime first. I almost think it's written to be evident on purpose, instead of focusing on the who here you focus on the relationships that develop which makes it far more heartbreaking when the casualty is revealed. For simplicity, I will call the OG Another Another, the spin-off Episode S, and this sequel 2001. 2001 follows the events and characters from both Another and Episode S, so please don’t skip Episode S even though it's only a spin-off. In fact (spoiler: Episode S) Episode S and 2001 share the same protagonist - Sou Hiratsuka. Now he is, unfortunately, in class 3-3 after entering Yomiyama North Middle School. The author actually wrote in the afterword of Episode S he considered it to be a sequel instead of a spin-off. But since the story did not really continue from what’s left off of Another, he had to compromise with the publisher to call it a spin-off. The liability of landlords for failing to safely maintain premises has steadily increased in scope in the past century by way of parliamentary intervention. A landlord has historically not been liable to the tenant or third parties (i.e. visitors) for injuries suffered due to the condition of the let premises at common law (Cavalier v Pope [1906] AC 428). Ever since then, what they call an "unnatural natural phenomenon" occurs every three years. During this year, any one with a second relation (I.E, someone's grandmother would be in danger but not their great grandmother) to a member of the class or closer will be in danger's reach. Death will most likely be the outcome. So, the school tries to battle this by having a student play this "non-exister" in the class so that the phenomenon doesn't try to take one for itself.Sou, for me, was a passable protagonist. He didn't have the charm or personality of Koichi from the first book. For the most part, Sou was just bland. His strained relationship with his mother was the highlight of his arc (and I'll admit I got a little teary-eyed during one scene halfway through) but for the most part, he felt just... there. Overall, the characters didn't feel quite so well-rounded as in the first book. This is likely do His surname refers to Reiko as being the assistant homeroom teacher of the 9th grade class 3 and also being the death one as her last name, Mikami, means " three gods". If and once a claimant has successfully navigated the various hurdles set out above, the next step is determining what they are claiming for. However, intervention firstly came via Occupier’s Liability Act 1957 section 4, where in essence a landlord owed a common duty of care to visitors or those who had goods on the premises where the landlord was under an obligation to repair the premises. Due to the practical constraints of the tenant (not the visitor) being required to give the landlord notice of the relevant defect, this in turn was repealed by DPA 1972 section 4.

After he asks Yukari where Mei was, she acts as if she doesn't know what he's talking about, but he sees her on top of the roof and runs up to meet her. He asks her some questions, but she rejects them saying that she hates being questioned. She turns around and tells him good-bye. In later episodes, Kouichi asks around the class for info about the class' curse, but no one was willing to tell him. Hazumi was in Sou's class in Grade 1 of Junior High School (equivalent to Grade 7 in North America). Hazumi and Sou were in different classes in their second year, before being in the same class in their third year: Class 3. She is a pretty girl who Sou describes as having delicate features and who acts grown-up and mature for her age. Despite this, Sou is generally cold towards her, and tries to brush off her attempts to be closer friends with him. She is about the same height as Sou. The novel was serialized in the Shosetsu Yasei Jidai magazine between November 2014 to February 2020.I hope that my articles on this area of law have provided a useful introduction to the topic of housing disrepair claims. In practice, many claims encompass both LTA 1985 and DPA 1972 principles and the detail of each will need to be delved into (especially when looking at each alleged defect or item of disrepair in turn). Ruiko Etou is the student who suggested having two non-existing students to act as countermeasures to the casualty's presence in the class. She may have done so based on the information she presumably gained from her cousin, Haruka Etou, who experienced the events which took place in Class 3 in 1998. a b "Staff & Cast" (in Japanese). P.A. Works. Archived from the original on February 6, 2013 . Retrieved November 21, 2011. To ensure that the dwelling is fit for human habitation at the time the lease is granted or otherwise created or, if later, at the beginning of the term of the lease; and