Well, the anime starts to get serious and as Jin begins to question Nagi's mysterious background and demands real answers from her. Feeling yelling at Jin isn't useful anymore, Nagi's using tears to escape from the problems.
After messing around for so long, Nagi finally realizes she doesn't know what she's doing and she's just a copycat of a silly anime...
Jin's puzzled by Nagi and reveals Nagi's identiy to Zange's father the first time they meet... (I can't believe Jin'd just tell everything to a stranger and I'm sick of Zange's father's long lecture during their conversation. What an irony that Zange's father criticizes Jin for living with someone who claims to be goddess while he himself has a daughter whose body's possessed by an unknown spirit!)
It is clear that not only Jin wants to know more about Nagi's past...
Comments: Jin's accepted Nagi to his home naturally without seriously questioning her identity (well, who doesn’t want to live with a cute attractive girl under the same roof…) but he gets to a point that he cannot stand her (emotionally and physically?) anymore as his life is so disrupted after her arrival. Though all he wants are some answers about Nagi’s real purposes of coming to this world and staying at his house, Nagi cannot provide them either as she doesn’t know them, too. But due to her pride and childishness, she never tells her fear and problems to Jin so the misunderstanding grows even bigger and that’s why they get into a fight in this episode. I thinks they need to settle down before they can talk to each other face to face without hiding any secret.
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