The protagonist of this work considers a curse he laid fulfilled when Uiko and her deserter boyfriend die in a murder-suicide, and that protagonist once enviously scratched a cadet's scabbard.
The protagonist of this work considers a curse he laid fulfilled when Uiko and her deserter boyfriend die in a murder-suicide, and that protagonist once enviously scratched a cadet's scabbard. Its protagonist receives two cartons of cigarettes for stomping on a pregnant woman at the behest of a soldier and later watches a woman put her breast milk into a cup of tea. Tsurukawa commits suicide after earlier abandoning its protagonist at Otani University, where he befriends the clubfooted Kashiwagi. For 10 points, identify this work in which Mizoguchi becomes obsessed with the title structure and eventually sets fire to it, a novel by Yukio Mishima.
The protagonist of this work considers a curse he laid fulfilled when Uiko and her deserter boyfriend die in a murder-suicide, and that protagonist once enviously scratched a cadet's scabbard.
The {Temple of the Golden Pavilion} [accept {Kinkakuji}]