Out of Control Care
About This Novel
"He" standing in the dock killed a total of forty-three people. Among the serial killings that occurred after World War II, this case had the largest number of fatalities. The victims were almost all elderly. In this trial, "he" confessed to the facts of the crime, and there was no possibility of a verdict other than the death penalty. Everything is planned. "He" smiled. Yoko Haneda, a family member of the victim, looked up at "him" in the gallery. Her mother was killed by "him", but to this day, Yoko can no longer feel the anger and hatred towards "him" in her heart. The news that "he" had been sentenced to death reached the ears of prosecutor Hideki Otomo. "He" probably won't appeal. Everything is in "His" plan. Not just killing people. The crime was exposed, and there were court trials, and even the death penalty, that was all. But by the time Otomo realized the truth of everything, it was already too late...
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Official(3)Scraped 1d ago
I have seen a movie before, and there are no filial sons in bedside for a long time, but I feel that "filial piety" cannot be used to define caregivers. They are also caregivers. Taking care of babies and taking care of disabled elderly people are completely different situations. Excessive longevity can be a blessing or a curse. The book describes two types of elderly people, one is an elderly person who is rich and has children in a safe area, and the other is an elderly person who has no money, but it feels that their children are not happy.
A good book with not much pornographic content but profound thoughts.
It reflects social changes and various conflicts in old age life. Sometimes advanced people may not be seen. You may be the only one who can manage your life well. Anything more is very troublesome. From the words of Haneda Yoko taking care of her mother, we also know that we cannot save on necessities such as food, clothing and housing. After all, wealth and life are the most important thing.
Generally speaking, there are too many narrations about the nursing system and dementia, and it cannot be read as a suspense mystery novel. It would be too clutter-free.
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Official(3)Scraped 1d ago
I have seen a movie before, and there are no filial sons in bedside for a long time, but I feel that "filial piety" cannot be used to define caregivers. They are also caregivers. Taking care of babies and taking care of disabled elderly people are completely different situations. Excessive longevity can be a blessing or a curse. The book describes two types of elderly people, one is an elderly person who is rich and has children in a safe area, and the other is an elderly person who has no money, but it feels that their children are not happy.
A good book with not much pornographic content but profound thoughts.
It reflects social changes and various conflicts in old age life. Sometimes advanced people may not be seen. You may be the only one who can manage your life well. Anything more is very troublesome. From the words of Haneda Yoko taking care of her mother, we also know that we cannot save on necessities such as food, clothing and housing. After all, wealth and life are the most important thing.
Generally speaking, there are too many narrations about the nursing system and dementia, and it cannot be read as a suspense mystery novel. It would be too clutter-free.
