The protagonist of this s
The protagonist of this short story works for the PR section of a major manufacturer of electrical appliances, and states that "the most important point is unity" when describing a kit-chin to the editor of a magazine for young housewives. The protagonist casually uses the word "pragmatic" to describe the world, feeling that it "explains a lot" and "makes work easier," and later returns a brick-red umbrella after regretting telling a story which he felt might "excite Sherlock Holmes." While standing on a cliff behind a house, the protagonist feels that the difference in size between the keeper and the title animal, originally sent from East Africa, had shrunk, making it possible for it to have escaped through the bars of his cage. The title animal's disappearance is chronicled in, FTP, which title story of a collection by Haruki Murakami?
The protagonist of this short story works for the PR section of a major manufacturer of electrical appliances, and states that "the most important point is unity" when describing a kit-chin to the editor of a magazine for young housewives.
“The {Elephant Vanishes}”