If you're an impatient person, you'll hate that this anime reveals important information in tiny chunks. Personally, I find it incredibly intriguing. In this episode, Jyuka finally develops as a character, resolving something that seemed to be left unfinished. Even though the mental stakes his clients face in his episodes aren't particularly high, he makes it worthwhile to keep watching. The relationship between Uruu and Homura, despite not being featured much, has some very critical moments. But we still don't know much more about the reasons for the tensions that have been building since the first episode.