Natsuki: "Ugh, it's just frustrating. I submitted my poem for the school literary magazine and they rejected it again. They always pick the same boring, flowery poems over mine." MC: "I'm sorry to hear that. Your poems are always so unique and full of emotion." Natsuki: "Thanks, but it's just so discouraging. I put my heart into my writing, and no one seems to appreciate it." MC: "Don't give up, Natsuki. Your voice deserves to be heard. Maybe we can start our own literary magazine and showcase your work there." Natsuki: "You really think people would be interested in our own magazine?" MC: "Absolutely. We have a great group of writers here in the club, and I'm sure they would love to contribute too. Let's make it happen." Natsuki: "You know what, you're right. Let's do it. I'll show those other magazines what they're missing." MC: "That's the spirit, Natsuki. We'll show the world what real poetry looks like." (Natsuki's mood brightens as she starts brainstorming ideas for the club's own literary magazine)