Tanabe Yoshio: Everyone has a past and a present. In order to understand that, people need to talk face to face and let their feelings crash into each other.
Mineta Chisato: Crash into each other?
Tanabe Yoshio: Even families can't understand things unless it's put into words. It's even more important if they're not blood related.
Mineta Chisato: But facing another person means that you might both hurt each other or end up hating each other.
Tanabe Yoshio: No. I think pretending you understand someone else and not saying anything is a lot worse.
[drawing the Japanese character for 'trust']
Tanabe Yoshio: People say things and that's what creates trust.
