Ok, if there's one thing that's clear, it's that Hagino is not an ordinary student at all. There is something much bigger going on with her, and they make that crystal clear in this episode.

If I had to guess, maybe we are heading toward some kind of redemption for Hagino over something terrible she did or was forced to do in the past, though these are just assumptions.

Seeing Mari cooking? Absolute cinema 😅.