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The Seventh Man Haruki Murakami

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(The Seventh Man Haruki Murakami page 133-144) I believe that the narrator of “The Seventh Man” should forgive himself for his failure to save his best friend K. it wasn't his fault that his best friend didn't see the wave and didn't move on time. So why would he feel bad about it? If you think about it the man in the story should forgive himself because he tryed to his best ability to save him. If anything it was K’s fault because he couldn't here the man. He was to focused on something elses then the waves which he should have had an eye on him them whole time. The narrator even told him. He said that once you start to feel any wind to run back home. Sure there was some problems in his plan like the how K couldn't here him and how the wind

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