Rin-ne Season 1 Episode 21 M's Tragedy

Rin-ne follows the story of Sakura Mamiya, a high school student who gains the ability to see ghosts after being dragged into a pond by a mysterious force. She meets Rinne Rokudo, a boy who devotes his life to helping trapped spirits move on to the afterlife, and together they navigate the world of ghosts and exorcisms.

In season 1 episode 21, entitled "M's Tragedy", Rinne's childhood friend Matsugo reappears after a long absence. Matsugo is a ghost who had drowned in a pond as a child, and he and Rinne had a special bond as children. Matsugo has been wandering around as a lost spirit, unable to move on to the afterlife.

Matsugo reveals that he has been unable to rest because of a misunderstanding. He believes that Rinne had abandoned him when he needed him most, causing him to drown in the pond. Rinne, Sakura, and Matsugo float in the pond as Matsugo recounts his memories of how he died.

Rinne has no recollection of abandoning Matsugo, but they do discover a ghostly version of Mamiya, Sakura's ancestor, who witnessed Matsugo's tragic death. Mamiya tells them that Rinne was not responsible for Matsugo's death, but Matsugo refuses to believe it.

As Rinne and Sakura try to find a way to convince Matsugo to move on, they encounter a strange woman dressed in black. She has an "M" tattooed on her forehead and seems to know Matsugo. The woman admits to having played a role in Matsugo's death and apologizes for it.

As the episode progresses, the truth behind Matsugo's death is uncovered, and it is revealed to be a tragedy that occurred due to a drunk driver. Rinne, Sakura, and the woman in black help Matsugo find peace and move on to the afterlife. Rinne's bond with Matsugo is rekindled, and he promises to continue helping Matsugo's soul move on.

Overall, "M's Tragedy" is an emotional and heartwarming episode that explores themes of forgiveness, loyalty, and the power of friendship. It sheds light on the tragedy of drunk driving and serves as a reminder to cherish our loved ones while they are still with us.