It's so sweet to see Ikuto, who needed a real push to pursue his own dreams, become someone else's "Chiyuki." It's like witnessing a virtuous cycle of people supporting each other even while chasing the same goal. This episode explores two very interesting themes: seeing the competition not as enemies but as people with feelings, and questioning one's true calling. In this episode, we finally delve a little deeper into the modeling industry, and Chiyuki, despite her strong character, is capable of breaking down in the face of failure. It's quite moving to see her collapse after having held back her sadness so many times. A very good episode, in my opinion.