Echizen, who had been educated as a samurai since childhood, could feel from the deepest level the humiliation of being rescued after committing seppuku, not to mention being the lord of a city. His achievements were wiped out, and he had to face nothing with his ugly wounds alone - no matter who passed by such a life, he would not deign to take a second look.
He was forced to withdraw from this world. Echizen stood there staring at him. He must have noticed it, just like the first time they met under the corridor, but he pretended not to know that the morality of this world and the people of this world had nothing to do with him.
Failure to commit seppuku means that the dignity of a samurai has been deprived, and he cannot even be counted as a human being. Echizen's concept understood all this, but Echizen himself did not understand it.
In fact, there were more intense humiliations, and Echizen couldn't tell which one was more serious for Sanada.
Theme - The insulted, downtrodden, fallen king
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