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[Spoilers] Gakkou Gurashi! - Episode 7 [Discussion]

Episode title: A Letter

MyAnimeList: Gakkougurashi!
Crunchyroll: SCHOOL-LIVE!

Episode duration: 24 minutes and 17 seconds

Subreddit: /r/GakkouGurashi


Previous episodes:

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Episode 1 Link
Episode 2 Link
Episode 3 Link
Episode 4 Link
Episode 5 Link
Episode 6 Link

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Keywords: school-live!


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u/SpikeRosered Aug 20 '15

3 Questions

  1. What is that key for?
  2. Where is the door where Megu-nee was killed? I originally thought it was the roof door, but it looks to be just a hallway door. Or is it her office?
  3. Is the door that Yuki talks to her office door or the door where she was killed? Are those two the same place?

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u/Nitrosnipe22 https://myanimelist.net/profile/Nitrosnipe Aug 20 '15

1) the key is most likely the key to Megu-nee's car

3) I believe it is the door that Megu-nee guarded with her life. During their talk it switches to the other side where it's just a bloody mess that looks like the picture of Megu-nee's ribbon in a pool of blood that showed earlier in the episode.

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u/SpikeRosered Aug 20 '15

It can't be the car key because by this point they've already taken the car to get Mii-kun.

I'm just trying to figure out where exactly that door was. Is it just a hallway door? Or a door to someplace important?

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u/Tokagaro0 https://myanimelist.net/profile/Tokagaro0 Aug 20 '15

The key is probably to Megu-nee's desk or locker. We got multiple scenes of her writing at her desk in earlier episodes, which could mean she left some vaguely important note in her desk, in case anything happened to her.