Even if I was okay with Hartmann living though, it irks me greatly that he gets magically redeemed with pretty much no consequences after struggling against Teppei all the way up to the point the train exploded. In fact, everyone survived, and it was ridiculous because they went as far as to make the random perverted guards into doctors just so that they could save Josephine. I can understand what they’re trying to do in portraying how Teppei has matured as a character, but Hartmann really just deserved to die. For one, I got annoyed with how Teppei had to get all preachy with Hartmann. When Teppei and company return to school, they all attend a dance party with Seika. In the aftermath, Charlotte is happily reunited with Teppei, and Hartmann goes to Josephine’s side. Teppei and Charlotte jump out and are caught by Sylvia on the motorcycle, and Hartmann meanwhile gets saved by Alfred. Since Hartmann still isn’t coming around, Teppei knocks some sense into him, and moments later, the entire train explodes. He also reveals that he’s responsible for what happened to Teppei’s parents, and though learning this pains Teppei, he decides to forgive Hartmann. Hartmann doesn’t want to listen to anything Teppei says though and instead blows up the front of the train. He then finds Hartmann and Charlotte, and he tells Hartmann that, back during the pickpocket incident, his grandfather had really been challenging Hartmann to climb up and follow the right path. After leaving Alfred behind, Teppei and Sylvia are able to catch up to the train, and Teppei boards it and separates the front of the train from the rear cars. Teppei meanwhile wakes up to find that he’s alive and on a motorcycle with Alfred and Sylvia. As it turns out, her guards from before went to medical school, so they are able to operate on Josephine. Charlotte is more concerned about Josephine though and carries her to get some treatment because that’s what Teppei would do if he were there. Hartmann then frees her from the ropes tying her and reveals that he plans to portray himself as the hero. After seeing Teppei fly off the train, Charlotte notices that Josephine is still alive despite her wound.
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