Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow.
"One Today is Worth Two Tomorrows" picks up right where the first episode “April Showers Bring May Flowers” left off, and gives us some concrete details about our red-headed protagonist Hatori Chise’s past. Even with its pulls at my heartstrings, this episode was much easier to watch than the first. There’s a good mix of comedic relief in addition to fleshing out Chise’s traumatic past, so instead of having to swallow those knots whole, we’re getting to see them unfurl.
Once again we see a level of discomfort Chise has with Elias, but this time around, their interactions don’t seem so forced. They’re lighter, more playful, and endearing. From the goofy way he shows her his glamour to his conversation with Angelica in regards to her, we see Chise questioning his actions, and wondering if she should take him seriously. She’s no longer just going through the motions because this man legitimately owns her, she’s actually warming up to him. She actually takes a brief moment to tell him about her mother, but isn’t quite willing to divulge into it fully quite yet.
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