Meh.

First I will say: I like Harada and how her works do not try to fluff up topics like these. And it isn't as if I'm fainthearted, but honestly the add-on to the scene felt a little... how do I say... overdone?

The whole reason I originally liked the scene was because there was horror, the greatest and thrilling kind, but also this was not too blatant and just enough feel to the scene. You could really let the imagination run wild. The whole mystery is gone and now it's so plain.