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Read one of Mishima’s more political or philosophical stories, such as ‘‘Patriotism’’ or ‘‘Death in Midsummer.’’ Then contrast the story you have chosen and ‘‘Fountains in the Rain’’ in terms of characters, action, and message. Which story do you prefer, and why?
Little criticism is available on ‘‘Fountains in the Rain.’’ If you had to present an original talk on the story, what would you say? Create an outline for your speech.
Japanese society changed greatly in the post- World War II years. Find out what changes took place, particularly...
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