At its last part's close, one character tries to commit suicide with methanol but only blinds himself, while the central character returns to a temple he has not seen in sixty years and concludes that he adopted the wrong child. That character had acquitted the protagonist of its second part, which takes place shortly after the May 15 incident, using Hori's forged diary an
At its last part's close, one character tries to commit suicide with methanol but only blinds himself, while the central character returns to a temple he has not seen in sixty years and concludes that he adopted the wrong child. That character had acquitted the protagonist of its second part, which takes place shortly after the May 15 incident, using Hori's forged diary and an innkeeper's conflation of him with Kiyoaki. The latter's death, for love of Satoko, exhibited a purity of spirit that Isao demonstrates by killing himself after murdering a capitalist, when his plan to restore the Emperor fails. Focusing on Shikoguni Honda, FTP, name this tetralogy that includes Runaway Horses and Spring Snow, a work by Yukio Mishima named for a lunar mare.
At its last part's close, one character tries to commit suicide with methanol but only blinds himself, while the central character returns to a temple he has not seen in sixty years and concludes that he adopted the wrong child.
The {Sea of Fertility} [accept The {Decay of the Angel} before “second part”]