[after the discussions have died down, Milla returns to her letters and her flower language book. she flips trough it idly, expression a bit distracted, until she reaches the page for black roses. her eyes scan the words-- death-- and for a moment she just. lifts her hands to her temple]

[then she glances at Higekiri's letter. then back to Sara's. a sigh escapes her lips]

. . . at our last meeting, Shinnosuke brought up the fact that one of Higekiri's letters asked him to come visit.

[taps Sara's letter]

Sara also mentioned black roses, which are symbolic for death, in her letter to me. We know they both are in the train at the station. The train that is sealed off, but running, as though it's getting ready to leave.

[just. scrunches her face together THIS IS HARD]

What are they trying to tell us? It can't be a coincidence that both of them are referring to the train in different ways.