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| − | Conan discovers that the burn marks on Hoshie's napkin indicate that cyanide was on the napkin and the poison was placed on a lemon slice. Conan elaborately explains how Taruto was famously known to hate sour things, and had planned to surprise his guest by eating sour food with the use of synsepalum dulcificum, which would temporarily reorganize his taste buds to accept sour food as sweet. Upon testing if the synsepalum dulcificum was still in effect, Taruto ate the poisoned lemon slice. While down on the ground after her "accidental" stumble, Hoshie took the lemon and placed the medicinal wafer in her husband's mouth and hid the lemon slice among the others during her fall. Conan concludes that Hoshie's fingerprint and Taruto's saliva should be on the poisoned lemon slice. | + | Conan discovers that the burn marks on Hoshie's napkin indicate that cyanide was on the napkin and the poison was placed on a lemon slice. Conan elaborately explains how Taruto was famously known to hate sour things, and had planned to surprise his guest by eating sour food with the use of [[wikipedia:synsepalum dulcificum]], which would temporarily reorganize his taste buds to accept sour food as sweet. Upon testing if the synsepalum dulcificum was still in effect, Taruto ate the poisoned lemon slice. While down on the ground after her "accidental" stumble, Hoshie took the lemon and placed the medicinal wafer in her husband's mouth and hid the lemon slice among the others during her fall. Conan concludes that Hoshie's fingerprint and Taruto's saliva should be on the poisoned lemon slice. |
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| + | {{InfoBox Crime | ||
| + | | image = EP608-609_Case2.jpg | ||
| + | | crime = Suicide | ||
| + | | victim = Hoshie's boyfriend | ||
| + | | location = Boyfriend's house | ||
| + | | cause-death = Hanging | ||
| + | | description = He committed suicide when Taruto says that his cooking is bad. | ||
| + | }} | ||
When confronted with the facts, '''Hoshie Urai''' confesses, revealing her motive is revenge for the death of her boyfriend who had started his apprenticeship along with her in Taruto's confectionery. During a competition, her boyfriend was clearly considered the prospective winner because of his outstanding sour confections, but Taruto, who favored Hoshie, decided to push him out of the race by claiming that his confections were way too sour. Devastated by this fake assessment, the boy had hung himself; Taruto's subsequent distaste for sour things resulted from his panging conscience for inadvertently having caused his apprentice's death. His guilt came to daylight after Hoshie had recently fed him a sour lemon cake, whereupon Taruto had collapsed and told everything. | When confronted with the facts, '''Hoshie Urai''' confesses, revealing her motive is revenge for the death of her boyfriend who had started his apprenticeship along with her in Taruto's confectionery. During a competition, her boyfriend was clearly considered the prospective winner because of his outstanding sour confections, but Taruto, who favored Hoshie, decided to push him out of the race by claiming that his confections were way too sour. Devastated by this fake assessment, the boy had hung himself; Taruto's subsequent distaste for sour things resulted from his panging conscience for inadvertently having caused his apprentice's death. His guilt came to daylight after Hoshie had recently fed him a sour lemon cake, whereupon Taruto had collapsed and told everything. | ||
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| Episode 608-609 (Int. Episode {{{int-episode}}}) | |
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| Title: | White Day of Betrayal |
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| Japanese title: | 裏切りのホワイトデー (Uragiri no Howaito Dē) |
| Original airdate: | March 5, 2011 (Part 1) March 12, 2011 (Part 2) |
| Broadcast rating: | 9,20% 9,20% |
| Manga case: | #212 |
| Season: | 20 |
| Manga source: | Volume 69: Files 7-9 (725-727) |
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Ran Mouri Kogoro Mouri Yoko Okino Shinichi Kudo Sonoko Suzuki Detective Takagi Detective Sato Inspector Shiratori Inspector Megure Detective Chiba Eri Kisaki Midori Megure Sumiko Kobayashi Makoto Kyogoku Yumi Miyamoto Female Forensic Member |
| Case solved by: | Kogoro Mouri (via Conan) |
| Next Conan's Hint: | Sour (Part 1) Lemon (Part 2) |
| Director: | Koujin Ochi |
| Organizer: | Umesaburo Sagawa |
| Storyboard: | Umesaburo Sagawa |
| Episode director: | 608 Tomomi Ikeda 609 Minoru Tozawa |
| Animation director: | 608 Kana Miyai, Yumiko Ishii 609 Chiemi Hironaka |
| Opening song: | tear drops |
| Closing song: | Jūgoya Crisis ~ Kimi ni Aitai ~ |
Contents
Cast
Gadgets
Case
Situation
Part 1
Kogoro appears in a commercial to promote white chocolate for White Day and is invited to the chocolate company's White Day party. Kogoro, Ran, and Conan attend and are introduced to the company presidents, Taruto Urai and his wife Hoshie Urai. During the party, Taruto collapses. At first thought to be one of his practical jokes, Conan quickly notices that Taruto has died from cyanide poisoning.
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Inspector Megure and his officers are called to investigate the death. The investigation leads Hoshie to be the prime suspect. As she is taken away to be searched, Hoshie trips and falls on a table causing many lemon tea glasses to shatter. Meanwhile, evidence of a medicinal wafer containing poison is found in Urai's mouth, suggesting suicide.
Part 2
Despite all appearing to be a suicide case, Conan is certain that Hoshie is the culprit and investigates on how she delivered the poison to her husband, finally finding several pieces of critical evidence and exposing her.
People
Resolution
Trivia
- Chronologically, this case takes place one month after the case from episode 266-268.[1]
BGM listing
Part 1
| # | Song Title | Romaji | Translation | OST |
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| 15:36 - 17:22 minutes | コナンの直感 | Konan no Chokkan | Conan's Intuition | Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack |
Part 2
| # | Song Title | Romaji | Translation | OST |
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| 0:01 - 0:050 | ????? | |||
| 2:48 - 3:05 | ????? | |||
| 3:06 - 3:45 | 黒い影─挑戦 | Kuroi Kage - Chōsen | Black Shadow - Challenge | Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack |
| 3:53 - 4:47 | ????? | |||
| 4:53 - 5:16 | 不透明な果実１ | Futōmeina Kajitsu 1 | Opaque Fruit 1 | Detective Conan "The Raven Chaser" Original Soundtrack |
| 5:58 - 6:29 | スズランの花 | Suzuran no Hana | The Lily of the Valley Flower | Detective Conan "The Raven Chaser" Original Soundtrack |
| 6:31 - 7:37 | ワッツ ハプニング | Wattsu Hapuningu | What's Happening | Detective Conan "Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure" Original Soundtrack |
| 7:50 - 7:56 | 記憶の色 | Kioku no Iro | Colour of Memory | Detective Conan "The Raven Chaser" Original Soundtrack |
| 8:34 - 9:52 | 現金輸送車(回想) | Genkin Yusōsha (Kaisō) | Bank Transport Vehicle (Flashback) | Detective Conan "The Private Eyes' Requiem" Original Soundtrack |
| 10:43 - 12:12 | ビートルジュース | Biitorujūsu | Betelgeuse | Detective Conan "The Raven Chaser" Original Soundtrack |
| 12:43 - 14:10 | ????? | |||
| 14:46 - 16:59 | ????? | |||
| 18:03 - 18:55 | レガート エピローグ | Regāto Epirōgu | Legato Epilogue | Detective Conan "Full Score of Fear" Original Soundtrack |
| 19:40 - 19:55 | 恋のトランプゲーム占い | Koi no Toranpu Gēmu Uranai | Love's Fortune-Telling Card Game | Detective Conan "The Fourteenth Target" Original Soundtrack |
| 20:26 - 20:56 | フォース | Fōsu | Force | Detective Conan "Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure" Original Soundtrack |
| 23:02 - 23:41 | マインド ピアノ | Maindo Piano | Mind Piano | Detective Conan "Full Score of Fear" Original Soundtrack |
Gallery
See also
| Episodes of Season 20 | ||
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| Episode 763 • 764 • 765 • 766 • 767 • 768 • 769 • 770 • 771 • 772 • 773 • 774 • 775 • 776 • 777 • 778 • 779 • 780 • 781 • 782 • 783 • 784 • 785 • 786 • 787 • 788 • 789 • 790 • 791 • 792 • 793 • 794 • 795 • 796 • 797 • 798 • 799 • 800 • 801 • 802 • 803 |
