It is a rapid development.

It has become a really interesting drama that you can't take your eyes off from the last time.
The conflict between Taguchi (Ryunosuke Kamiki) and the principal (Kazuki Kosakai) over dealing with students who attempted suicide due to bullying became clear.

Taguchi's stance of going on the path that he thinks is right and refusing to cut off the oppressed things reveals the true meaning of the principal's principle. The principal's idea of ​​trying to ensure a lot of well-being by keeping peace is common in reality and in some cases the best move.

However, it is a peace that is based on the sacrifice and patience of the oppressed, and it is certain that cutting off the few for the majority is an event that should not really be in the field of education.

In the field of education, it must be avoided to let inexperienced students experience such things as "the right thing has no power. If it becomes a majority, it is permissible to be wrong." Because it should be a situation.

It is finally the last inning next time.

Taguchi, who has expressed his opinion from an observer's point of view, is about to start the fight for a job. How will Taguchi, who is in a decisive conflict with the school and may be expelled from the law firm where he works, fight? What does Miura (Seiichi Tanabe) think and act on Taguchi?

I'm really really looking forward to it.

I can't help but be surprised that this is a 30-minute show.