In which it becomes abundantly clear that Tani-san is here to ensure that the world remains ungovernable.

In which Tani-san fails to reach a compromise with her ginkgo tree, having experienced an altered state via the medium of honey.

In which Death avoids Tani-san rather than the other way round.

In true Hitchcockian style, Tani-san is forced to go on the run only to end up hanging from a world-famous monument in a way that does neither of them any favours.

Remember the Day of the Triffids? Well it's that but with fruit-flavoured desserts

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In which the ghost of Tani-san's father approaches her on a rather delicate matter and immediately wishes that he hadn't.

Finding herself under arrest, Tani-san sets out to incriminate herself even further just to prove a point.

In which the Kawano twins launch a drone attack after school and engage in a war of nerves with their mother with a view to furthering certain long-term objectives

Pearl Harbour comes under threat again when Tani-san Senior considers moving there in order to avoid someone from her murky past.

In which Tani-san assumes the guise of celebrated naturalist Sir David  Attenborough and meddles with nature in an ad hoc, non- Frankenstein sort of way.