[ Nanami hates disturbances on his commute home. He hates having to hear a pathetic deadbeat try and pick up a woman, in the middle of the train, when everyone else is trying their best to be polite and civil while going about their business. This is truly one of his least favorite things to happen on public transportation and while it's very rare because of the nature of public transportation etiquette in Japan, it does happen on occasion.
So, Nanami does them all a favor. He does not get involved because that would be rude but he does move to the end of the train, where a train guard is and politely explains the situation to him before pointing towards where the man is bothering the woman.
In the next moment, the train guard has approached Dorothea and the man and the man is asked to leave on the next stop. He seems aghast, infuriated, but does not want to get in trouble with the police so as the next stop arrives, he leaves — not without grumbling under his breath and shooting Nanami a dirty look after putting together who summoned the train guard.
But Nanami does not care and instead stays in his place against a pole, arm raised to hold onto it before the next stop comes. His stop. He'll leave then, afterwards. ]
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So, Nanami does them all a favor. He does not get involved because that would be rude but he does move to the end of the train, where a train guard is and politely explains the situation to him before pointing towards where the man is bothering the woman.
In the next moment, the train guard has approached Dorothea and the man and the man is asked to leave on the next stop. He seems aghast, infuriated, but does not want to get in trouble with the police so as the next stop arrives, he leaves — not without grumbling under his breath and shooting Nanami a dirty look after putting together who summoned the train guard.
But Nanami does not care and instead stays in his place against a pole, arm raised to hold onto it before the next stop comes. His stop. He'll leave then, afterwards. ]