Episode 10 actually turned out to be much less emotionally jarring than episode 9. I think it's because the process of finding out the truth is much more painful. Once the path has been cleared, there's nothing else to do but to follow it.
Next up is Mai's story. Her weirdness doesn't yet make sense to me, so I'm not all that fond of her story yet. Next volume is to complete this branch of the story, so I'll know better if I like it or not.
Commentary is one of the worst, or just strangest, I've ever heard. Actually, this goes for the last volume's commentary, too. It's like, "what the heck are you talking about!?" type. Strangely, it's not as unentertaining as one might think.
Shiori's classmate voiced by Yahagi Sayuri, one of the rising stars of late.
I can't believe there're so many people out there who think it's their natural born right or something to be able to watch anime for free when it takes almost unthinkable amount of hard work by so many people to create even a 30 minute worth of it.
