#Record the beginning of 100 novels#
A boy went to the library to borrow books, and the old man told him that the books you wanted to borrow could not be taken away, only in the reading room.
The boy thought that his mother was waiting for him to eat and did not want to stay. The old man said all kinds of things to him, and the boy said loosely, "Just look at it for half an hour and go back." ”
The road to the study room was long, and when I entered the gate, the old man locked the door, and it was pitch black. The old man took him into a room, and he was taken care of by a man with wool all over his body, called the Sheep Man.
The sheep man told the boy that the old man had locked him up here to study just to eat his brain pulp. Because the brain pulp full of knowledge is particularly delicious.
The boy was frightened, and he planned to pretend to obey and find another opportunity to escape.
A girl brings him food every day, and she is gentle and beautiful. The boy wants to run away with the girl. The girl suggested that Mr. Sheep Boy also run away.
On the night of the new moon, it is said that the old man will go deep into sleep, and the sheep man will run away with the boy. But he got lost. Finally, I came out, and it was room 107 on the basement of the library, and the old man was waiting for them.
In order to eat his brain pulp, the old man was about to duel when the girl who delivered the meal appeared and saved them.
The girl said, Run, I'll go find you later."
In the early morning, they escaped from the library, but the sheep man disappeared.
The boy came home, and his mother was waiting for him to make breakfast. Mom didn't ask anything, didn't say anything. Soon after, his mother died, and the boy was orphaned, alone in the darkness at two o'clock in the morning, thinking about the basement of the library.
[666] The story comes from Haruki Murakami's Library Tales, but this story is really, very, very different from Haruki Murakami.
It's magical, fun, short, and smart. After reading it, many people are confused and do not know what Murakami wants to express.
[Breeze] It's an allegorical story.
[Breeze] This is a situational beginning.
It opens your mind and fills your head with questions. It's really a "thousand readers, a thousand Hamlets" story.
Maybe everyone, here, will get a different answer.
Good to read and highly recommended.
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