(Continuation from yesterday)

When I was in prep school students, I was shocked to read the phrase of "Nadia Mogaru" as the heroin, in the book of "Bye-bye, Angel" whose author was Mr.Kiyoshi Kasai.

"You, you killed them."

"If they want to claim "I am not a criminal", you said to them "prove it, and show me the evidence"".

"Your eyes said that, but they didn't do anything"

"I am amazing. I remember these phrases. How many times I read them again"

Well, it aside.

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I didn't understand the Heidegger criticism in Mr Kasai's another novel "Locked room of philosopher".

The phrases I was shocked,

"When the gap between the time of life and death shortens and becomes zero, there is no "death" nowhere."

The scene that a director of the extermination camps of Nazi Germany explains His "philosophy of death".

This means, he explains that the only "death" extremely shortens his/her fear and pain of death, makes "humane slaughter is satisfied."

"Huh? What the hell is Ebata talking about?"

"Finally, Ebata is broken, even to tell "humane slaughter"?"

If you think so, I want to ask you to purchase "Locked room of philosopher".

(To be continued)