In the short story "The Seventh Man" written by Haruki Murakami, the main character, the seventh man, exclusively recounts his experience in th

Haruki Murakami's short story "The Seventh Man", the seventh protagonist, explains his experience in memory. As the story unfolds, the seventh person is peaceful with constant responsibility and sorrow, which also eliminates his fear of the sea It is best to face it rather than abandon it. When our seventh person summarizes this advantage and puts together his story, when he decides to return to K. Beach which was deprived of the wave, it is clear how he did this did. The seventh person says about reunion with the sea as follows. "I can not imagine a huge typhoon that was raging here once this scene, and a huge wave swallowed my best friend in the world ... Then I noticed that the darkness of my mind had disappeared Suddenly suddenly. "After years of fear and pain, what the narrator really has to do is accept and accept what happened. Instead, he wanted to carry on for decades to escape it, but it consumed him from the inside and stole it from the most precious year of his life. Because of his fears he did not get married, and even decades later - there is usually a terrible nightmare about tragedy, and most importantly he liked him as a child I can not go back to that. This applies not only to the seventh person but also to our daily lives. Keep away from fear of people, I hope that people will not forget about it or suddenly fear will not solve the problem. In order to get rid of fear, people must face it and defeat it at its base and defeat it perfectly.

Haruki Murakami's short story "The Seventh Man" is made up mainly of the memory of a child's childhood, and continues to tell the life of a man until now. At the beginning of the story is a group of men sitting in a house listening to the seventh male story. Since childhood, he introduced his best friend as his childhood, and he called him "K" anonymously. He explained him, explained how important K is in his explanation, and what he means to him.

Haruki Murakami's short story "The Seventh Man", the seventh protagonist, explains his experience in memory. As the story unfolds, the seventh person is peaceful with constant responsibility and sorrow, which also eliminates his fear of the sea It is best to face it rather than abandon it. When our seventh person summarizes this advantage and puts together his story, when he decides to return to K. Beach which was deprived of the wave, it is clear how he did this did. The seventh person says about reunion with the sea as follows. "I can not imagine a huge typhoon that was raging here once this scene, and a huge wave swallowed my best friend in the world ... Then I noticed that the darkness of my mind had disappeared Suddenly, suddenly. "

The short story "The Seventh Man" written by Haruki Murakami, the seventh player who is the hero, is talking about his experience, among others.

Haruki Murakami's short story "The Seventh Man" is actually the third person, but most stories are explained by the first person. The crowd house seventh male speaks his story in a serious tone without humor and brightness. His words are filled with dark sorrow and sorrow that he must experience in his childhood. For this reason, the seventh point of view is sad and regrettable because I did not save my friend. The important thing is that this story is primarily a first person perspective. Because speakers can express their own ideas with their own words only in the first person's story, and the first person's story becomes more intimate. Please contact. Readers and speakers