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| + | Jodie is resting in Teitan High School’s staff office. She sits with her eyes closed as she recalls that many years ago, when she was still a little child, on a rainy day, a stranger broke into her house and tried to take a pair of glasses that apparently belonged to the man lying (unconscious or dead?) next to it. Jodie entered the room where the man and the unknown woman were and asked “who are you?”. The woman put her index finger on her lips and was about to respond when Jodie’s recollection is abruptly terminated by a fellow staff member, who calls her name several times and asks in a caring manner whether she is tired and whether her students have been causing her headaches. Jodie says that they are all good students and misleadingly attributes her apparent tiredness to being saddened by the fact that she has to leave them. <br><br> | ||
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| + | In the next scene, Jodie is seen telling her students that she is going to resign, much to their surprise and disappointment. After school, Ran and Sonoko catch up with Jodie and ask her to give them a more detailed explanation of her sudden resignation (what she told the class was that there were “family issues” that she had to attend to). Jodie tells them that the “family issue” explanation is not true and that the real reason behind her departure is that she has found a long-sought and very important treasure map. The girls, bewildered by what she has said, demands elaboration, but Jodie replies that what they are talking about is a secret, and that “a secret makes a woman woman”. Ran, seeing that there is no way to make Jodie divulge information, switches the topic by saying that, regretfully, she has never been able to teach Shinichi. Sonoko comments that there is nothing to regret about, as, in her opinion, a person who focuses so much on some boring case that he leaves “his wife” behind cannot appreciate the novel teaching methods of Jodie anyway. Ran puts up some mild objection about the usage of “wife”, and says with a reddened face that Shinichi will not come back before solving the case, as he is not someone who gives up easily and will try everything within his capabilities to finish what he has started. Sonoko, apparently noticing Ran’s blushing face, picks up where Ran leaves off and says as if she were a fangirl “Oh! That is what I love about him, let us kiss!”. This embarrasses Ran significantly, and she tries to downplay her previous comments by retorting that what she meant was that Shinichi is a stubborn and overly persistent person. <br><br> | ||
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| + | At this point, Jodie joins in the conversation and comments that she sees Conan as a stubborn person as well. Ran mentions that he has been staying at Agasa’s lately because he wants to take care of Haibara, whom Conan believes is sick because of him, until she recovers completely. This comment gets Jodie thinking, while Sonoko changes the subject and proposes that they go to Jodie’s apartment for a farewell party. The other two agree to this idea, and thus they head to the convenience store where one of Ran and Sonoko’s friend (called Aya Nanakawa) currently works to buy drinks and desserts. <br><br> | ||
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| + | When they arrive at the store, they see a furious store manager shouting at Aya and threatening to replace her with someone else. Sonoko and Ran intervene and try to soothe an upset and crying Aya while the store manager tells them that he suspects Aya of being a thief. Sonoko is quick to come to the defense of her friend (and former classmate), and the manager explains that he was initially unwilling to believe that Aya was the culprit either, but a series of events, including that the loss of goods only happened on days when Aya was on watch, that surveillance cameras failed to reveal wrongdoing by any customer and that theft happened even when nobody but Aya came and left the store, forced him to come to his present conclusion. The store manager further reveals that a myriad of items have been stolen, including game softwares, CDs, DVDs, many types of beverages, box lunches, bars of chocolate and so on. <br><br> | ||
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| + | Unable to prove Aya’s innocence by only listening to the store manager, Ran turns to Aya to listen to her opinion. Aya tells them that she finds three customers suspicious: the first is likely a university student, and this person sometimes come to the store to read gaming magazines until the store closes at night; the second is a salaryman who never starts a quarrel despite frequently being cut in line and usually buys things like toothbrushes, towels and batteries; and the third is an elderly woman who likes spending as little money as possible and often lectures the manager on how to reduce the use of electricity. Aya also says that all three suspects have in common that they frequently use the toilet of the store, which is located behind the storage area. <br><br> | ||
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| + | Despite these new pieces of information, Sonoko and Ran cannot make progress, and they can do little more than remaining ardent defenders of Aya. The store manager, seeing that they are not convinced, reveals yet another reason why he believes what he believes: he says that exactly one month ago he rebuked Aya as well, and after that theft stopped for a long time. Just when he thought that Aya had learned that her misdemeanors were unacceptable, theft started again, and this time the loss of goods was much more than usual. With this said he demands an apology from Aya, and again threatens to fire fire, but she insists that she has done nothing wrong. Ran and Sonoko, knowing that the situation is spiraling downwards quickly, suggest consulting with Shinichi or Conan, but Jodie says that they should try having a go at the case before turning to others for help, because “he who you rely upon can disappear at any time”. | ||
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Revision as of 21:18, 1 July 2022
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| Release date: | July 18, 2003 | ||
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| Chapters: | 425-435 | ||
| ISBN: | ISBN 4-09-126169-8 | ||
| Publisher: | Shogakukan | ||
| English release date: | April 10, 2012 | ||
| English ISBN: | ISBN 1-4215-3608-0 | ||
| English Publisher: | Viz Media | ||
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| Prev volume: | « Volume 41 | ||
| Next volume: | Volume 43 » | ||
| List of chapters • List of cases | |||
Volume 42 was released on July 18, 2003 in Japan.
Contents
- 1 Cast
- 2 Gadgets
- 3 Chapters
- 3.1 Bathroom Murder Case
- 3.2 Convenience Store Case
- 3.3 Halloween Party Case
- 3.3.1 Characters introduced
- 3.3.2 File 429 - The Full Moon and the Trap at the Banquet
- 3.3.3 File 430 - The Haunted Ship Painted with Blood
- 3.3.4 File 431 - The Invisible Man Enters!
- 3.3.5 File 432 - Shinichi Kudo Appears!?
- 3.3.6 File 433 - The Truth Behind the Mask
- 3.3.7 File 434 - Rotten Apple
- 3.3.8 People
- 3.4 Butt Mark Slasher Case
- 4 Cover in other countries
- 5 See also
Cast
Gadgets
Chapters
Bathroom Murder Case
File 425 - The Hidden Truth
People
Convenience Store Case
File 426 - Goodbye Jodie
Jodie is resting in Teitan High School’s staff office. She sits with her eyes closed as she recalls that many years ago, when she was still a little child, on a rainy day, a stranger broke into her house and tried to take a pair of glasses that apparently belonged to the man lying (unconscious or dead?) next to it. Jodie entered the room where the man and the unknown woman were and asked “who are you?”. The woman put her index finger on her lips and was about to respond when Jodie’s recollection is abruptly terminated by a fellow staff member, who calls her name several times and asks in a caring manner whether she is tired and whether her students have been causing her headaches. Jodie says that they are all good students and misleadingly attributes her apparent tiredness to being saddened by the fact that she has to leave them.
In the next scene, Jodie is seen telling her students that she is going to resign, much to their surprise and disappointment. After school, Ran and Sonoko catch up with Jodie and ask her to give them a more detailed explanation of her sudden resignation (what she told the class was that there were “family issues” that she had to attend to). Jodie tells them that the “family issue” explanation is not true and that the real reason behind her departure is that she has found a long-sought and very important treasure map. The girls, bewildered by what she has said, demands elaboration, but Jodie replies that what they are talking about is a secret, and that “a secret makes a woman woman”. Ran, seeing that there is no way to make Jodie divulge information, switches the topic by saying that, regretfully, she has never been able to teach Shinichi. Sonoko comments that there is nothing to regret about, as, in her opinion, a person who focuses so much on some boring case that he leaves “his wife” behind cannot appreciate the novel teaching methods of Jodie anyway. Ran puts up some mild objection about the usage of “wife”, and says with a reddened face that Shinichi will not come back before solving the case, as he is not someone who gives up easily and will try everything within his capabilities to finish what he has started. Sonoko, apparently noticing Ran’s blushing face, picks up where Ran leaves off and says as if she were a fangirl “Oh! That is what I love about him, let us kiss!”. This embarrasses Ran significantly, and she tries to downplay her previous comments by retorting that what she meant was that Shinichi is a stubborn and overly persistent person.
At this point, Jodie joins in the conversation and comments that she sees Conan as a stubborn person as well. Ran mentions that he has been staying at Agasa’s lately because he wants to take care of Haibara, whom Conan believes is sick because of him, until she recovers completely. This comment gets Jodie thinking, while Sonoko changes the subject and proposes that they go to Jodie’s apartment for a farewell party. The other two agree to this idea, and thus they head to the convenience store where one of Ran and Sonoko’s friend (called Aya Nanakawa) currently works to buy drinks and desserts.
When they arrive at the store, they see a furious store manager shouting at Aya and threatening to replace her with someone else. Sonoko and Ran intervene and try to soothe an upset and crying Aya while the store manager tells them that he suspects Aya of being a thief. Sonoko is quick to come to the defense of her friend (and former classmate), and the manager explains that he was initially unwilling to believe that Aya was the culprit either, but a series of events, including that the loss of goods only happened on days when Aya was on watch, that surveillance cameras failed to reveal wrongdoing by any customer and that theft happened even when nobody but Aya came and left the store, forced him to come to his present conclusion. The store manager further reveals that a myriad of items have been stolen, including game softwares, CDs, DVDs, many types of beverages, box lunches, bars of chocolate and so on.
Unable to prove Aya’s innocence by only listening to the store manager, Ran turns to Aya to listen to her opinion. Aya tells them that she finds three customers suspicious: the first is likely a university student, and this person sometimes come to the store to read gaming magazines until the store closes at night; the second is a salaryman who never starts a quarrel despite frequently being cut in line and usually buys things like toothbrushes, towels and batteries; and the third is an elderly woman who likes spending as little money as possible and often lectures the manager on how to reduce the use of electricity. Aya also says that all three suspects have in common that they frequently use the toilet of the store, which is located behind the storage area.
Despite these new pieces of information, Sonoko and Ran cannot make progress, and they can do little more than remaining ardent defenders of Aya. The store manager, seeing that they are not convinced, reveals yet another reason why he believes what he believes: he says that exactly one month ago he rebuked Aya as well, and after that theft stopped for a long time. Just when he thought that Aya had learned that her misdemeanors were unacceptable, theft started again, and this time the loss of goods was much more than usual. With this said he demands an apology from Aya, and again threatens to fire fire, but she insists that she has done nothing wrong. Ran and Sonoko, knowing that the situation is spiraling downwards quickly, suggest consulting with Shinichi or Conan, but Jodie says that they should try having a go at the case before turning to others for help, because “he who you rely upon can disappear at any time”.
File 427 - Ran's Deduction
File 428 - The Unbelievable Conclusion
People
Halloween Party Case
Characters introduced
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File 429 - The Full Moon and the Trap at the Banquet
File 430 - The Haunted Ship Painted with Blood
File 431 - The Invisible Man Enters!
File 432 - Shinichi Kudo Appears!?
File 433 - The Truth Behind the Mask
File 434 - Rotten Apple
People
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Butt Mark Slasher Case
File 435 - Traces in the Rain
People
Cover in other countries
See also
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