Book 3 Chapter 5: A Place You Can Figure Out If You Think About It Really, Really Hard (May Kasahara's Point of View: 1) (Pgs. 373-376) Summary

At the time she writes the letter, May Kasahara is somewhere in the mountains, living in a dormitory on a huge piece of land with lots of different animals like badgers and pheasants. She has been on one date but finds the whole concept of dating a boy confusing at this juncture of her life. She says she prefers to be alone for a while, in order to give her thoughts an opportunity to wander.

Book 3 Chapter 5: A Place You Can Figure Out If You Think About It Really, Really Hard (May Kasahara's Point of View: 1) (Pgs. 373-376) Analysis