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4nf4f0

No.214

>Because of the boyhood trauma of seeing his mother make love to another man in the presence of his dying father, Mizoguchi becomes a hopeless stutterer

>Taunted by his schoolmates, he feels utterly alone until he becomes an acolyte at a famous temple in Kyoto. He quickly becomes obsessed with the beauty of the temple.

>His ugliness and the contrast of beauty of the temple, eats him alive day by day. It reaches to the point he can no longer withstand the beautiful temple. It interferes with everything he does, it stops him from living his life itself.

>At the end, Mizoguchi decides to burn the temple down and kill himself with its destruction.

Beautiful and Horrifying at the same time. KINO read.

Anonymous

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OujFXi

No.215

Did he had any mommy issues?

Anonymous

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4nf4f0

No.216

>>215

Don’t think so. He’s indifferent to his mother throughout the whole book.

Anonymous

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rNGxss

No.474

>>214(OP)

>Because of the boyhood trauma of seeing his mother make love to another man

Doesn't The Sailor Who Fell From Grace with the Sea have a very similar inciting incident? Did this actually happen to Mishima?

Anonymous

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yJZk1a

No.475

>>214(OP)

Wtf is this teenage rage fiction.

Anonymous

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FRGnTY

No.476

>>214(OP)

Whats the moral here? Don't let (edi)s become mother's?

Anonymous

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rNGxss

No.477

>>476

>Moral

Tu sirf panchtantra padh chamaar

Anonymous

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06AeRI

No.478

>>477

kek

Anonymous

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FRGnTY

No.480

>>477

>Saar you don't get it, it's deep saar

>Moral or lesson is beneath us saar

Apni ma chudale wannabe intellectual ki jhaat

Anonymous

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nueiND

No.481

>>474

Probably.

>>476

No morals anon, just a book which mirrors Mishima’s obsession with beauty and death.

>>477

Topkek

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