In this episode, Kunikida suffers a rather strange heel turn. After arguing with Dazai about whether it was right to kill someone who shot his protégé in his face, he now hesitates to welcome an obvious victim. Incidentally, the agency's security measures remain abysmal, and it's hard to believe it's not because the author doesn't know how to add drama and suspense without falling into these massive plot holes. It seems that the reluctance to act stems primarily from establishing the agency's head as compassionate and authoritative. However, it reflects poorly on the agency, which, due to its negligence, has others paying the BIG price.