They're all ironic, especially for hunters. Naegi, you know, the principal of his school was evil and disguised itself as a bear. [--or something, he's really not all that clear on the plot of Dangan Ronpa. At any rate, he's glad to not find out he's fictional, or... would be if he knew. He's always enjoyed their similar sense of ironicality irony.]

I wish I could say it was why I came here. But I'd actually been... [Kicked out of.] Having a hard time in school lately, you know? And my parents thought it'd be best if I took it easy somewhere for a while during winter break. To get away from it all. [CHUCKLE.] Now that is ironical.

[...he remembers, though not in much detail, her references to participating in the nonary game. He's still not sure what to make of that. To be honest it sounds like she didn't have the same degree of justification the hunters' rules give them... but maybe she was bound to secrecy on those too. And considering the hunters are going to lose maybe those rules didn't really justify their actions after all. What is justice, anyway?]

You sound like you had more practical ways of going about your idea in mind, though. I mean, where the hell would I find that kind of field of rye. [BESIDES... TURNING INTO ONE... god that felt pretty awful...]