Episode Title:
Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears.
Episode Description:
Simon Brezhnev philosophizes that there are two Ivans among Russian men, one who is married to his job and one who has a screw loose in his head. As they attack the location of a group who took some of their weapons, Russian arms dealers Lingerin Douglanikov and Drakon discuss about Vorona and Slon, who once ran away from their mission. They both agree that Vorona is immature despite acquiring knowledge from books. Drakon, who is the distant father of Vorona, gave her various books during her childhood, which she learned facts of life and useless trivia to pass the time. When a burglar tried to apprehend Vorona, she applied her knowledge by pushing the burglar in an overflowing bathtub and using a hair dryer in order to shock him to death. Drakon came home later that night and finally embraced her. When Vorona was older, Simon and Denis taught her basic self-defense, leading her to join missions. In the present, Anri's doorbell rings, but it seems that no one is there. As Anri opens the door, Vorona uses a pair of loppers to break the door chain. Izaya tells Mikado that the most important thing for the Dollars is freedom, but points out that Mikado is conscientious about leaving the gang. While Slon is shocked to see Celty approaching his truck, Vorona is scared when Anri wields Saika. Vorona and Slon retreat in the truck while being chased by Celty. As Vorona shoots from an anti-materiel rifle while inside the truck aimed at Celty, the latter uses her wall of shadows to protect her from the blast, ending up blown back near Anri's apartment. Celty, confused as to why Anri was being targeted, offers Anri to stay at her place in the meantime. Simon also philosophizes that there are two Taros among Japanese men, one who is kind yet naive and one who uses such people.
