Sayonara Color Page #2
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- 2005
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them a bunch of phonies.
What's your point?
I just... No, forget it.
It's cancer.
Did you hear?
It sounded like some foreign language.
Cancer. Uterine cancer.
Uterine cancer? How nasty.
No change?
New curtains.
Suzuki brought them.
What are you reading?
Brings back memories.
Do you remember?
We went north on our school excursion.
We saw that mummified
monk in the temple.
You remember that?
What you see here, are
the mummified remains
of a holy monk by the
name of Tetsumeikaishonin.
It was his decision,
while he was still alive.
It was his quest to become a Buddha.
He foreswore to eat
any of the normal foods.
He ate only bark and
weeds in his holy quest.
This regime he kept up
for a total of 4000 days.
The monk who died in
his search for truth,
made me wonder am I
capable of such devotion?
Until quite recently, I had the
dream of becoming a allerina,
I should have kept striving.
But recently I have many doubts.
I have no idea what I'm searching for.
how I will live my life,
and even less confidence in my future.
At the temple I was overcome
by feelings of emorse.
Very good.
Shimaoka, you're next.
My school excursion, by Akito Shimaoka.
We went to Northern Japan...
I can still remember the Fatsia Japonica
through the toilet window at your house.
Such bright, green leaves.
How do you know that?
Mom, I'm home.
I'm bursting.
Who might you be?
Shohei Sasaki, a classmate of Michikds.
May I use your toilet?
Of course.
Michiko.
No, don't call her.
I'd rather you didn't.
Where's the toilet?
Through there.
Michiko. It's Sasaki from your class.
Michiko looks at this
No, she doesn't stand up to piss.
I find it difficult to believe...
...you don't even remember me.
Are you positive?
Was I such an
inconsequential person to you?
Now you won't even talk to me?
I'm annoyed at your insistence.
You mean "persistence. "
The words change, but
the meaning remains.
You always got good marks at school.
For a learned doctor,
your spelling is atrocious.
Such a beautiful heart
What do you mean?
Just concentrate on the diagnosis.
It's obviously terminal.
Didn't Prof. lijima say so?
So there's no hope.
Dr Maeda. Don't you ever say that.
Perhaps your love for her
can do the impossible...
"Impossible" is not in my vocabulary.
I will cure her.
You were classmates?
Yes, at high school in Yokohama.
Michiko Oikawa...
I was totally smitten.
But in 3 years, I never
once talked to her.
My first and only love.
Then she came back.
Last year, by sheer coincidence,
I saw her at the tion.
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