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127.0.0.1: /* The Tiger and the Crab, or The Murder of Oreki Houtarou */ spelling error

2021-04-24T20:43:20Z

The Tiger and the Crab, or The Murder of Oreki Houtarou: spelling error

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	“I got another one in my third year as well, and it also had an analysis from H.O. It kinda feels like some of the sentences are off, but I was pretty fond of it anyways.”		“I got another one in my third year as well, and it also had an analysis from H.O. It kinda feels like some of the sentences are off, but I was pretty fond of it anyways.”

	Is it… is it too late for me to do anything? If I chose to kick my chair aside, ~~lung~~ at Ohinata with everything I had, rip the pamphlet from her hands and then tear it to shreds, shoving all the pieces down my throat, would I have enough time? Even if, in this hypothetical world, it was impossible for me to eradicate all the copies of this “Book Report Examples,” wouldn’t I—if only at this very time and in this very place—at least be able to prevent my third-year book report from seeing the light of day?		Is it… is it too late for me to do anything? If I chose to kick my chair aside, lunge at Ohinata with everything I had, rip the pamphlet from her hands and then tear it to shreds, shoving all the pieces down my throat, would I have enough time? Even if, in this hypothetical world, it was impossible for me to eradicate all the copies of this “Book Report Examples,” wouldn’t I—if only at this very time and in this very place—at least be able to prevent my third-year book report from seeing the light of day?

	“Also, it’s about the story, ‘The Fight between the Monkey and the Crab,’ ” Ohinata continued.		“Also, it’s about the story, ‘The Fight between the Monkey and the Crab,’ ” Ohinata continued.

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2018-01-23T21:54:14Z

The Tiger and the Crab, or The Murder of Oreki Houtarou

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	Because of all of this, I have no choice but to bear the public reading of my book report on “The Fight between the Monkey and the Crab.”		Because of all of this, I have no choice but to bear the public reading of my book report on “The Fight between the Monkey and the Crab.”

	What am I getting all worked up about? I’m still in the clear. At first ~~glace~~, it’s just your everyday book report after all. There’s no way they’ll notice anything out of place, right?		What am I getting all worked up about? I’m still in the clear. At first glance, it’s just your everyday book report after all. There’s no way they’ll notice anything out of place, right?

	I decided to not watch them—or rather, I wasn’t able to continue looking over there in the first place—but I could still hear what they were saying.		I decided to not watch them—or rather, I wasn’t able to continue looking over there in the first place—but I could still hear what they were saying.

Manlyflower: /* The Tiger and the Crab, or The Murder of Oreki Houtarou */

2017-11-29T13:32:38Z

The Tiger and the Crab, or The Murder of Oreki Houtarou

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	==The Tiger and the Crab, or The Murder of Oreki Houtarou==		==The Tiger and the Crab, or The Murder of Oreki Houtarou==

	Bad things are simply not worth doing. The past will eventually catch up with you. Even if you desperately insist that you were young when you did it—that everyone makes mistakes at that age—you cannot expect to be able to hide behind those circumstances in the face of irrefutable evidence. Finding myself ensnared in something like a trap set long ago, a line from a book I read recently comes to mind: fate defies expectation; one truly cannot predict where its pitfalls will open.<ref>A phrase often used by author Futaro Yamada (1922-2001) in his stories.</ref> If only because it left with me the resolve to live the rest of my life as honestly as possible, I can say that there is value in the mental torture of having my past evils brought to light in this place ~~and at this time~~.		Bad things are simply not worth doing. The past will eventually catch up with you. Even if you desperately insist that you were young when you did it—that everyone makes mistakes at that age—you cannot expect to be able to hide behind those circumstances in the face of irrefutable evidence. Finding myself ensnared in something like a trap set long ago, a line from a book I read recently comes to mind: fate defies expectation; one truly cannot predict where its pitfalls will open.<ref>A phrase often used by author Futaro Yamada (1922-2001) in his stories.</ref> If only because it left with me the resolve to live the rest of my life as honestly as possible, I can say that there was value in the mental torture of having my past evils brought to light today in this place.

	One Tuesday, in a rare event, every member of the Classics Club happened to be present in the geology classroom. Why did everyone attend on this one day—wasn’t there only ever at most two or three? The whole thing irritated me to no end.		One Tuesday, in a rare event, every member of the Classics Club happened to be present in the geology classroom. Why did everyone attend on this one day—wasn’t there only ever at most two or three? The whole thing irritated me to no end.

Manlyflower at 12:36, 29 November 2017

2017-11-29T12:36:37Z

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			==The Tiger and the Crab, or The Murder of Oreki Houtarou==

	Bad things are simply not worth doing. The past will eventually catch up with you. Even if you desperately insist that you were young when you did it—that everyone makes mistakes at that age—you cannot expect to be able to hide behind those circumstances in the face of irrefutable evidence. Finding myself ensnared in something like a trap set long ago, a line from a book I read recently comes to mind: fate defies expectation; one truly cannot predict where its pitfalls will open.<ref>A phrase often used by author Futaro Yamada (1922-2001) in his stories.</ref> If only because it left with me the resolve to live the rest of my life as honestly as possible, I can say that there is value in the mental torture of having my past evils brought to light in this place and at this time.		Bad things are simply not worth doing. The past will eventually catch up with you. Even if you desperately insist that you were young when you did it—that everyone makes mistakes at that age—you cannot expect to be able to hide behind those circumstances in the face of irrefutable evidence. Finding myself ensnared in something like a trap set long ago, a line from a book I read recently comes to mind: fate defies expectation; one truly cannot predict where its pitfalls will open.<ref>A phrase often used by author Futaro Yamada (1922-2001) in his stories.</ref> If only because it left with me the resolve to live the rest of my life as honestly as possible, I can say that there is value in the mental torture of having my past evils brought to light in this place and at this time.

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