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The story is about Tomoko and Fritz meeting up. Tomoko's mother knows they are meeting but prefers to pretend she doesn't know and keep the situation hidden rather than address it openly. She is waiting for Tomoko to approach her and tell her the truth about meeting Fritz.
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Criticalincidentpresentation
- 1. The night over A critical incident Th e st or y of Fr it z a n d Tomok o
- 3. is Fr itz T his
- 4. is Fr itz T his
- 5. is Fr itz T his
- 8. Tomoko
- 9. Tomoko
- 10. omo kos T mo ther
- 12. Why did her mother behave in that way?
- 13. 1 Tomokos mother knows that her daughter is meeting Fritz. She secretly wants them to meet and spend the night together
- 14. 2 Tomokos mother has a bad memory. She forgot that her daughter is not meeting Eriko
- 15. 3Tomokos mother knows that her daughter is meeting Fritz. Allthough not content, she prefers to keep up appearances. To her the situation is better hidden and unspoken, than public and bespoken.
- 16. 4 Tomokos mother knows that her daughter is meeting Fritz. She is waiting for her daughter to approach her and tell the truth.
- 18. 3
- 19. Hanami A critical incident Th e st or y of Fr it z a n d Tomok o
- 21. ORDINARY
- 31. HIT THE ROAD
- 32. Why would Tomoko say that about Fritz?
- 33. 1 Tomoko agrees that Fritz is cool and handsome, but she downplayed the compliments because she was trying to be modest.
- 34. 2 Tomoko is not that into Fritz. In fact, she prefers cute Japanese guys and is only dating Fritz because her friends told her that she should give gaijins
- 35. 3Fritz is poor drinker and was so drunk that he misheard Tomoko’s conversation
- 36. 4Tomoko likes Fritz but he is truly just another ordinary German guy. Her friend was just being polite and is not sincere with the compliment.
- 38. 1