<p>I haven't read the light novel, so I can only offer speculation based on the anime. From what I can see, Sakuta's chest wounds seem to appear whenever he's faced with a really shitty situation that he can do nothing about. </p>

<p>It was mentioned in the anime that his wounds first showed up when Kaede was getting bullied and had bruises suddenly appear on her body. And the instance that you quote is similar, Kaede reverts to her original self, probably permanently, and there is nothing Sakuta can do about it. He thinks it's all his fault and hates himself for letting it happen.</p>

<p>So my best guess is that the wounds are his version of Puberty Syndrome, and are representative of his self-loathing.</p>

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2019-01-13T02:09:23.547Z
Yeah maybe this is the only reason.
Germa Vinsmoke
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2019-01-13T02:11:16.847Z
Hopefully we'll get to know more from the upcoming movie. :)
najayaz
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<p>In the last episode, when Kaede got her memories back, Sakuta went out screaming and crying, and his wound started bleeding again. What was the reason of that bleeding?</p>

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Why did Sakuta's wound start bleeding again?
# Why did Sakuta's wound start bleeding again?
Posted by: username_0 on 2018-12-29
In the last episode, when Kaede got her memories back, Sakuta went out screaming and crying, and his wound started bleeding again. What was the reason of that bleeding?
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### Answer by username_1 on 2019-01-12. Score: 1
I haven't read the light novel, so I can only offer speculation based on the anime. From what I can see, Sakuta's chest wounds seem to appear whenever he's faced with a really shitty situation that he can do nothing about.

It was mentioned in the anime that his wounds first showed up when Kaede was getting bullied and had bruises suddenly appear on her body. And the instance that you quote is similar, Kaede reverts to her original self, probably permanently, and there is nothing Sakuta can do about it. He thinks it's all his fault and hates himself for letting it happen.

So my best guess is that the wounds are his version of Puberty Syndrome, and are representative of his self-loathing.
> **Comments:**
> **username_0** (2019-01-13): Yeah maybe this is the only reason.  
> **username_1** (2019-01-13): Hopefully we'll get to know more from the upcoming movie. :)  
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