Suddenly, a trunk comes flying and smashes Jun's bedroom window, and now we have a new doll in the family. This episode is funny and touching in equal measure. We meet Suiseiseki, a very peculiar doll with a strange resentment towards humans. She's a gardener, but not just any gardener. She opens the door to people's dreams and hearts, and thanks to her, we get a deeper understanding of what's going on inside Jun. The way Jun's inner world is portrayed is magnificent. I love the aesthetic of broken screens, toy cars, and talking flowers. There's great care taken in the background design of this anime. Jun learns to understand himself a little better, and although his relationship with Suiseiseki didn't start off in the best way, their interactions are very entertaining to watch. The toy car from the commercial breaks even made a cameo! Perhaps it will have a bigger role later on.