Just what I want to say is the boy had a strong sense of responsibility. Nobody had taught it to him, but he knews how important and right 'playing a role' is. Originally, who could teach such a thing? A philosopher? I would really like to see him who, in earnest, delivers a lecture to kids. It may be as rediculous as my novels become a million seller. Or as I make sure the existence of orange rain frogs that the boy talked about.
The boy took the role when he was in 5th grade for elementary school. It was so so hard and heavy, but strong. Only the ten-year boy, for my simple pastime. "He didn't want such an experience and a role," he wrote so.
But he wrote this, on the other hand,
"I may change my life with this absolute power. But I also feel that my changed life is under a deep deep deep black world. So dark and black as I find it red. At least, I am just a little happy to take an altarnative that nobody can easily gain."
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