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I Got Dumped...

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The fourth episode of season two sends Hatsuharu into a violent tailspin after Rin pushes him away, even as the class maps out its autumn trip. His outburst brings the family secret to the brink and drives Yuki to confront the estate he fears.

Air Date Jp: April 27, 2020
Air Date Us: May 18, 2020
Opening Theme: Prism
Ending Theme: Ad Meliora
Next Episode: Wait for Me, Tororo Soba!
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Summary

Season two's fourth chapter pairs a school trip in the planning with Hatsuharu's sudden rampage. His dark turn, sparked by Rin ending things, nearly exposes the Sohma secret and forces Kyo and Yuki to step in. In its later stretch the episode follows Yuki back to the estate that still haunts him.

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Key Events

Haru brings flowers to Rin in the hospital, but she smashes the vase and tells him she wants nothing more to do with him. At school, as Tohru's class discusses the autumn trip, Momiji reports that Haru has gone dark and wrecked their classroom. When Haru threatens to reveal the family's secret and grabs Tohru, Kyo strikes him and a brawl erupts until a teacher douses them with water, snapping Haru back to himself. After facing the administration and apologizing, Haru confides to Yuki that Rin dumped him and that they had hidden their relationship for fear Akito would tear them apart. Learning Haru has been suspended, Yuki travels to the estate despite the abusive memories it stirs, glimpses Rin, and is warned that Akito is disappointed in him. He finds Haru playing video games, and Haru vows to do whatever it takes to win Rin back.

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Notes

The title comes from a line of Hatsuharu's. The first half follows the forty-third chapter closely, while much of the second half, including Haru's later hospital visit and Yuki's resolve to reach the estate, is original to the anime. Kyo's slit, feline pupils during the fight underline the depth of his rage at Haru endangering Tohru. Yuki's visit to Haru's room adapts a scene that the manga placed later.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in "I Got Dumped...," episode 4 of Fruits Basket season two?

"I Got Dumped..." follows Hatsuharu Sohma's violent tailspin after Isuzu Rin Sohma ends their relationship, an outburst that nearly exposes the Sohma family's secret.

Why does Haru go on a rampage in "I Got Dumped..."?

Hatsuharu Sohma brings flowers to Rin in the hospital, but she smashes the vase and tells him she wants nothing more to do with him, sending him into a dark, destructive turn that wrecks his classroom and nearly exposes the family curse.

What does Haru confide to Yuki in this episode?

Hatsuharu Sohma confides to Yuki Sohma that Rin dumped him and that the two had hidden their relationship out of fear that Akito would tear them apart.

Why does Yuki travel to the Sohma estate in "I Got Dumped..."?

Yuki Sohma travels to the estate after learning Haru has been suspended, despite the abusive memories the place stirs, and is warned there that Akito is disappointed in him.

Where does the title "I Got Dumped..." come from?

The title comes from a line spoken by Hatsuharu Sohma.

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