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[[caption-width-right:1000:Bonded at last.]]
[[caption-width-right:1000:Bonded at last.]]
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* Despite that their relationship was a bit rocky in the past, Kun's mother holds no ill will towards her own mother for telling her off for making a mess as a kid. Her own experience with raising Kun has taught her to be more [[NotSoDifferentRemark empathetic]] with what her mom had to go through raising her when she was Kun's age.
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*** In turn, Kun's great-grandfather humbly and sincerely acknowledges his future wife that she's also a very fast runner. Moved by the compliment, she decides to marry him.
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** Later, when Kun masters riding a two-wheeled bicycle (if barely), the other kids encourage that he'll get the hang of it, laud his determination, and offer they all ride together.
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* While reflecting on how Kun developed the determination to ride his bike, Kun's mother points out to her husband that perhaps their son [[LikeFatherLikeSon got it from him]], as exemplified by how the father's determination to hold Mirai correctly has earned him something precious: Mirai doesn't cry whenever he holds her, now that she's comfortable with him.
** Even though he has a right to be proud, Kun's father humbly and maturely claims that this moment belongs to Kun and his recent accomplishment.
* Kun seeing his great-grandfather's picture and identifying him as his dad. It's an adorable moment that implies how highly Kun looks up to his father. And once he makes the connection that the man in the photo is his great-grandfather, Kun posthumously thanks him for the riding lessons that helped shape his new-found determination.
** Even though he has a right to be proud, Kun's father humbly and maturely claims that this moment belongs to Kun and his recent accomplishment.
* Kun seeing his great-grandfather's picture and identifying him as his dad. It's an adorable moment that implies how highly Kun looks up to his father. And once he makes the connection that the man in the photo is his great-grandfather, Kun posthumously thanks him for the riding lessons that helped shape his new-found determination.
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** Among these memories, the human representation of puppy!Yukko saying goodbye to his mother before going away to live with Kun's parents. It's a tad poignant (knowing it's a puppy having to depart from its mother), but it's nice to know Yukko got to say a meaningful farewell to his mom before going off to his new life.
