(In the school literature clubroom…)

Monika: “Natsuki, why are you wearing non-disposable medical gloves? This isn’t a hospital.”

Natsuki: (rolls her eyes) “Well, Monika, it’s called caution. I don’t want to catch any germs from these dusty books or anyone else for that matter. Besides, it’s not like it’s hurting anyone.”

Monika: (sighs) “I understand your concern, Natsuki, but wearing medical gloves in our literature clubroom might make others feel uncomfortable or overcautious. We’re all good friends here, and I don’t think anyone would endanger your health intentionally.”

Natsuki: (crosses her arms) “Well, maybe I just prefer to be cautious. It’s not like I can see the germs, and I don’t want to risk getting sick.”

Yuri: (softly) “I can understand Natsuki’s perspective. Some people do have higher sensitivities to germs, and it can create anxiety if they feel vulnerable.”

Monika: “That’s true, Yuri. However, we also have to consider the comfort and feelings of others. Maybe we can find a middle ground where Natsuki can take precautions without causing unease among the club members-”

(Just then, Sayori’s agonizing screams of pain can be heard from the bathroom.)

Monika: (immediately rushing towards the bathroom) “Sayori, what’s wrong?”

Natsuki: (concerned) “What happened? Is she okay?”

Yuri: (also hurrying towards the bathroom) “Let’s go check on her. She might need our help.”

(They enter the bathroom to find Sayori clutching her swollen belly in pain.)

Sayori: (gritting her teeth) “Sachiko…is coming…!”

Monika: (alarmed) “Sachiko? Sayori, what do you mean?”

Sayori: (through the pain) “I…I think…I’m going into labor!”

Natsuki: “Don’t worry, Sayori - I’ve got medical gloves on. I’ll try to help deliver the baby.”

Monika: (frantically) “Wait, Natsuki, we can’t handle this on our own! We need to call an ambulance right away!”

Yuri: (trying to remain calm) “Monika is right, Natsuki. This is a serious medical emergency, and we need professional help immediately.”

Natsuki: (hesitant) “But what if there isn’t enough time? We need to do something!”

Monika: “I understand your concern, Natsuki, but delivering a baby is a complex and delicate process. It’s crucial that we prioritize the safety and well-being of both Sayori and the baby. We must call for medical assistance as soon as possible.”

Natsuki: (nervously) “But what if the ambulance doesn’t arrive in time? Sayori might need immediate help.”

Yuri: “It’s understandable to feel anxious, Natsuki, but delivering a baby without proper medical training can be risky. We need to trust the professionals to handle this situation.”

Monika: “Remember, Natsuki, while your intentions are good, it’s important to recognize our limitations in certain situations. Bringing in healthcare professionals ensures that Sayori receives the best care possible.”

Natsuki: (reluctantly) “Alright, I’ll call for an ambulance. I just hope they arrive quickly.”

(Monika comforts Sayori while Natsuki makes the emergency call. Yuri uses her knowledge of first aid to provide initial support and reassurance to Sayori. But just before the ambulance sirens could be heard, Sayori lets out another agonizing scream - she was now