Chapter 8 The temperature in the second part will be as high as 10,000 degrees

she I'm not making it up at all. he All this is all made up by you. she Not at all. Just as this hallucination in love, this hallucination that people will never forget, still exists, so in the presence of Hiroshima, I also had a hallucination that I will never forget. As in love. Surgical forceps approached an eye to dig it out. The newsreels continued. she I also met some of the Hiroshima survivors and babies who were still in the womb. A handsome boy turned to us.What we saw was a one-eyed child. A teenage girl with burned skin pities herself in the mirror. Another blind woman with twisted hands is playing the zither.

A woman prays next to her dying sons and daughters. A man suffers from years of inability to sleep. (Others bring their children to visit him once a week.) she I have seen some of the temporary survivors of Hiroshima submit to such an unjust fate with patience, innocence, and apparent meekness that their normally fertile imaginations were extinguished by the harsh reality. The camera always pans back to the two embracing bodies. she (whispers) listen…… I know…… I know it all. That kind of thing continues. he You don't know anything. The smoke cloud of the atomic bomb. Debris from the atomic bomb was flying.

On the street, people walk in the rain. Fishermen exposed to atomic radiation. An inedible fish. Thousands of inedible fish are buried in the ground. she The women were afraid to give birth to deformed children, even monsters, but the affair continued. The men feared infertility, but the affairs continued. Rain is scary. Dust and rain fell on the waters of the Pacific Ocean. Fishermen in the Pacific were dying. The water of the Pacific is deadly. Food is scary. The inhabitants of a city throw away all the food in the city. Residents of many cities bury their entire city's food underground.

Residents throughout the city were outraged. Residents in many cities were outraged. Shot from a newsreel: the procession of a demonstration. she Who is the city's anger directed at? Residents of various cities, whether they agree or not, are in principle angry at the unfair behavior of people from certain countries bullying others, and at the unfair behavior of certain races bullying other races , angry at the inequalities in which certain classes oppress others. A procession of demonstrators. A "silent" speech delivered by a loudspeaker. she (whispers) ……listen to me.

Like you, I will forget. he No, you will not forget. she Like you, I have a good memory.But I will forget everything. he No, you have a bad memory. she Like you, I have tried to fight forgetting as hard as I can.Like you, I forget everything.Like you, I once longed for an inconsolable memory, a memory of shadows and steles. The shadow of "being photographed" is reflected on the tombstone of a victim in Hiroshima. she For my own sake, I fought with all my might every day against the fear that I no longer knew why I remembered the past.Like you, I forgot... In some shops there are a hundred or so models of the bombed-out Industrial Hall; was preserved.

An abandoned shop. Tour bus for Japanese tourists. Tourists, Peace Square. A cat crossing the Peace Square. she Memory is clearly essential, why deny it? ... This sentence resounded like a recitation accompanied by the scene of the wreckage of the industrial hall. she ……listen to me.I still know.This tragedy will repeat itself. Two hundred thousand people died. Eighty thousand people were injured. All this happened in nine seconds.These figures are official.This tragedy will repeat itself. Shady trees. church. Taming grounds. Rebuilt Hiroshima.Mediocre scenery. she The temperature on the ground will be as high as 10,000 degrees.It's like ten thousand suns are shining.Bitumen will burn.

church. Japanese prayer. she There will be utter chaos.The entire city will be lifted from the ground, and then collapse into ashes...