Shortly after their first exchange, Chitanda drives Oreki into a set of mysteries involving the club and its later two members, a repeated occurence often instigated by her eyes lighting in excitement and being followed by her catchphrase, "I can't stop thinking about it!". This changing force is Chitanda Eru, serving as the contrast to Oreki's behavior. And indeed, if not for a certain girl immediately joining the club, Oreki could very well have maintained his status quo of living dully and freely.īut perhaps change isn't always a bad thing. For an individual uninterested by studying, sports, and socalizing, joining a club can be an arduous and painful ordeal. Receiving a letter from his older sister asking him to join the club to keep it from being disbanded from lack of membership, he solemnly accepts his duties and sends in a club registration form, which appropriately causes surprise for his close friend Satoshi. dull and grey life of Oreki's first year in highschool, the story begins with an important change to his individual status quo - the joining of the school's Classics Club, albeit out of obligation rather than choice. Oreki Houtarou is one of these individuals. After all, why waste the energy on trivial matters? On the other hand, there are some who reject this notion and choose to spend their days as uneventfully and routinely as possible, never straying too far from their comfort zone and established lifestyle.
What I have to do, I do quickly."įor most people, the short years spent in highschool are often the turning point and highlight of their lives a time filled with introspection and change, where some dreams end and others are born to take their place.
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