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Why She Wasn't Angry

Difficulty ★☆☆about 5 minEveryday MysteryPoint of viewSongs
Her listener looked very sleepy, yet she was happy, not angry. Why?

Case Record

Misaki, 27, is singing. The person listening looks very sleepy. Even so, Misaki did not get angry. If anything, she was delighted.

Your question

Why?

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Misaki's singing and her listenersItemDetailSingerMisaki (27)ListenersVery sleepyMisaki's reactionNot angry; actually delighted
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Hints

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Open hint 1

In what situation would you be glad someone looks sleepy?

Open hint 2

What kind of song makes you sleepy?

Open hint 3

The listener is not necessarily an adult.

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The Truth

She was singing a lullaby to put the baby listening to sleep

The answer is "She was singing a lullaby to put the baby listening to sleep."

The one who looks sleepy is the baby listening to the lullaby. Misaki is the mother, and she is happy because getting the baby to sleep is going well.

If a judge at a contest looked sleepy, she could not be glad. And there is no basis for deciding her singing is "bad."

Why she was pleasedSings alullabyThe babygets sleepyIt is workingMisaki ispleasedThe listener was a baby. Misaki is the mother, and getting the baby tosleep is going well.
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Key Points

  • Looking sleepy is not always bad
  • Think about the type of song
  • Think about who the listener is

Why people get fooled

Because you assume "sleepy means bored."

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