Hi, so I'm scratching my head over the following passage (p. 85-86): 家根には、真っ青な太陽から黄色の日が毒のやうに導き流れていた. "On the roof of the houses, a yellow sun/day was streaming from the pale sun like poison? Does it make any sense? I wrote 毒 but I'm not so sure about my reading. Did I miss anything? Ideas?
Hi, so I'm scratching my head over the following passage (p. 85-86): 家根には、真っ青な太陽から黄色の日が毒のやうに導き流れていた. "On the roof of the houses, a yellow sun/day was streaming from the pale sun like poison? Does it make any sense? I wrote 毒 but I'm not so sure about my reading. Did I miss anything? Ideas?
Hi, so I'm scratching my head over the following passage (p. 85-86): 家根には、真っ青な太陽から黄色の日が毒のやうに導き流れていた. "On the roof of the houses, a yellow sun/day was streaming from the pale sun like poison? Does it make any sense? I wrote 毒 but I'm not so sure about my reading. Did I miss anything? Ideas?
It seems to me that it expresses "pause", remembering the scene in the memory for the first dash and returning to the real world/present time for the second one.
It seems to me that it expresses "pause", remembering the scene in the memory for the first dash and returning to the real world/present time for the second one.
Hi! Do you think that 賢気な恰好 could be interpretes as "looked like a wise man/sage" ou just "a meditative pose/looked meditative"? I couldn't find 賢気 but I've found 堅気 in the dictionary but then the meaning would be different, like "a serious/grave pose". (It is about a bird by the way).
Thank you, Tori! I don't think I would find this reading by myself.
Another one of my unending interpretation questions... I'm not sure how to link 其の音にも男へ気を兼ねて、女は小鳥よりも自分が驚き, to the rest of the passage below. Does it mean that she was afraid of bothering/disturbing the man with the noise she was making while walking on the leaves? And why do you think that she was more surprised than the bird (a bird/birds)? It is because the man was pulling her through the woods? Or was it by the noise she was making while walking?
And why do you think that she was more surprised than the bird (a bird/birds)? It is because the man was pulling her through the woods? Or was it by the noise she was making while walking?
Hi, Tori! No problem, I kind of had figured these out.
I'm happy to see you here again. I was going to ask if someone knew if you were okay. Hope it was just a time out to do your own things or take a vacation.
Hi! How would you interpret the following passage: 私と云うものが何うあの人の頭脳の中で動いていたものか夫れは私には分りません, is the character saying that she doesn't know how her husband view/considered her in his mind? Or just that a person like her couldn't understand what was going on in his mind? The last part also made me wonder if she was surprised by the fact that he brought up the subject of a break-up, which would mean being "discarded" by him. Sorry for my English...