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The Ostracized Girl is the 17th chapter of Kakegurui Twin, written by Homura Kawamoto and illustrated by Kei Saiki.
Summary[]
Kokoro schemed the Test Battle Game tournament to make Mary the laughingstock of the class. Mary accuses Kokoro of cheating since she won match after match until facing her in the finals. Kokoro says that it doesn’t matter if she was actually cheating because that would make Mary earn 300,000 yen. Kokoro explains that the fact that the whole class thinks Mary is an idiot won’t change.
She also reminds Mary that she has no proof of cheating. Mary understands that nobody in the class wants to become class president, a role with a lot of responsibilities, for a mere 300,000 yen. Kokoro explains how she rigged the game to the reader. She had Yumika gather the highest and lowest test scores. Then, after the players picked a seat number and subject, they give a signal to Yumika. Yumika then picks a sheet from the chosen subject and replaces the name with the one whose card was picked.
The dealer, Yumika, is basically swapping out answer sheets. Kokoro had almost the whole class cooperation. Kokoro believes this match’s outcome doesn’t matter. If Mary wins, she becomes class president. If she loses, she’ll still be known as the poor girl who took this tournament seriously.
The finalists drew their seating cards. Kokoro drew Mary and Mary drew Ouri. Kokoro won’t be able to have Yumika swap out the answer sheet she gets now since she got Mary’s. Mary suggests that the winner has to pay the loser two million yen and that they play the game with the total combined test scores across all subjects. Kokoro is surprised.
She thinks that Mary made the wrong assumptions about her cheating method. Kokoro believes that Mary is confident about her grades since she’s a scholarship student and that she thinks she can make Kokoro, who drew her card, win. However, Ouri, the person who Mary drew, is also on scholarship. Kokoro is certain that Ouri has better grades than Mary.
Mary wins against Kokoro in the first five subjects all with perfect scores. The total difference in points is 30. Kokoro trash talks Mary, who gets desperate. Tsuzura steps in and gives Mary a pep talk. This makes Mary confident again. The next subject is a tie 98 to 98. Mary has a composed smile.
Plot[]
Hyakkaou is filled with children of powerful politicians and financiers. Mary was the only student in her class who aimed for the unpopular job of class president and the 300,000 yen. Kokoro schemed this tournament to make Mary the laughingstock of the class. The whole class was involved except Tsuzura and Mary. Kokoro did all of this to get back at Mary after losing at Speed President.
Mary accuses Kokoro of cheating. She believes it can’t be a coincidence that she won match after match until facing Kokoro in the finals. Kokoro admits that she is. She then takes it back and says that it doesn’t matter if she was actually cheating because that would make Mary earn 300,000 yen. Kokoro explains that the fact that the whole class thinks Mary is an idiot won’t change.
She also reminds Mary that she has no proof of cheating. Mary understands that nobody in the class wants to become class president, a role with a lot of responsibilities, for a mere 300,000 yen. Kokoro explains how she rigged the game to the reader. She had Yumika gather the highest and lowest test scores. Then, after the players picked a seat number and subject, they give a signal to Yumika. Yumika then picks a sheet from the chosen subject and replaces the name with the one whose card was picked.
The dealer, Yumika, is basically swapping out answer sheets. Kokoro had almost the whole class cooperation. Kokoro had made a habit of talking badly about Mary, so she couldn’t make friends. Kokoro could thus earn everyone’s support. She believes this match’s outcome doesn’t matter. If Mary wins, she becomes class president. If she loses, she’ll still be known as the poor girl who took this tournament seriously. Kokoro believes that she cornered Mary.
The finalists drew their seating cards. Kokoro drew Mary and Mary drew Ouri. Kokoro won’t be able to have Yumika swap out the answer sheet she gets now since she got Mary’s. Mary suggests that the winner has to pay the loser two million yen and that they play the game with the total combined test scores across all subjects. Kokoro is surprised.
She thinks that Mary made the wrong assumptions about her cheating method. Kokoro believes that Mary is confident about her grades since she’s a scholarship student and that she thinks she can make Kokoro, who drew her card, win. However, Ouri, the person who Mary drew, is also on scholarship. Kokoro is certain that Ouri has better grades than Mary. She believes that at this point, she doesn’t even need to cheat to win.
The first subject is chemistry. Mary wins with 100 against 95. Mary wins the next four subjects all with perfect scores. The total difference in points is 30. Kokoro trash talks Mary, who gets desperate. Tsuzura steps in and gives Mary a pep talk. This makes Mary confident again. The next subject is Japanese. It’s a tie 98 to 98. Mary has a composed smile.
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Chapter Notes[]
- The Test Battle Game finals will be decided with all the subjects. Mary is 30 points ahead with one subject remaining.
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| Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9 • Chapter 10 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 • Chapter 14 • Chapter 15 • Chapter 16 • Chapter 17 • Chapter 18 • Chapter 19 • Chapter 20 • Chapter 21 • Chapter 22 • Chapter 23 • Chapter 24 • Chapter 25 • Chapter 26 • Chapter 27 • Chapter 28 | ||
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