A Fatal Supper by Kazuo Ishiguro

Kazuo Ishiguro's deadly dinner I first read Shihei Kazuo's "family dinner." This is a simple story about my son who came home after a few years' departure. My sister is waiting for old memories of dinner preparation. But once you read it, you notice that Shihei hides the important predictions of using dialogue, tokens, and explanations. These important clues were not obvious at that time, but revealed their importance at the end of the story.

Kazuo Ishiguro's "Family Dinner" is a story about family anxiety, tension, emotions, and the loss of love. Narrator Ishiguro is the hero born in Tokyo. Two years after my mother died, he returned from California. After the end of World War II, he was deprived of his life and his family, as Watanabe was disappointed with the company's loss. Her husband believes that her mother who lost hope in her life commits suicide. Father who lost his wife and his friend and business partner Watanabe's desperation felt desperately and made believe that suicide was relief from loneliness and guilt. Kazuo Ishiguro's "family dinner" explores desperate father's psychology and his uncertainty about his life will be judged by the love he shares with his son.

This year's announcement of the Nobel Prize for Literature brought several surprises including bookmakers and winners themselves. Mr. Kazuo Ishiguro who is 62 years old was awarded, and his name is hard to get into the list of game companies. Mr. Ishiguro was proud of having won this award when she was 5 years old when she was born in Nagasaki prefecture and emphasized that she would like to become an excellent force when the world is unstable. His most famous works are "Pale Mountain View" (1982), "Floating World Art" (1986), "As it is today" (1989), "Do not let me go" (2005) , And "burial". Giant '(2015) His most famous work was "a relic of time" and was awarded the Booker Prize in 1989. Produced in 1993, the novel starring Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson was nominated for eight Oscar nominations. In this book, the narrator Stevens (a butler) recalls his life in the form of a diary, and the action is progressing towards the present.