"Think of it like a detective novel." Kenichi said, noticing my dissatisfaction. "It's always a private detective who solves a difficult case, not the police." It was very unlike him to come up with such an analogy, but I suppose he was trying to encourage me. (查看原文)
I was also distressed about the situation in my homeland. After the fall of Saipan and Guam, the Americans landed on Leyte in the Philippines, and then continued on to Luzon. It was reported that Japan had started deploying kamikaze pilots, suicide attacks by pilots who would never return alive from their sole mission. Flying the planes were not the high level military men directing the war, but young boys would have been filled with hopes for the future had it not been for the war. Why were youths being sent off to die when the people who started the war weren't? Someone had the authority to do this, and was exercising that authority. (查看原文)
还没人写过短评呢