Yamamoto 5
The story “A Word Justice Is Just” depicts a clash
between diverse views to help understand the concept of life and the
difficulties faced by people. The connection between people from different
worlds has been illustrated in a way that raises a number of questions.
Although it is a fiction story, reading about the characters corresponding
through emails is slightly confusing. The idea that the Earth is being
destroyed by an influenza virus released as a means of spreading bioterrorism
makes one question the morals of the people dealing with the viruses. The
overall story is rather interesting and engaging, but there seem to be many
gaps in the plot that need to be filled and questions that lack answers.
Saeko has been shown to be from a world where
people’s actions are leading to its destruction. The questions that need to be
asked here include the following: “What different worlds are being referred to
in the story?”, “What are the different issues in Saeko’s world in addition to
the spread of the virus?”, and “What world is Saika from?” and “How the concept
of reincarnation works in their world?” These questions are highly intriguing and
essential for understanding the true essence of the story.
Nevertheless, the depicted concepts are very interesting,
and the deterioration of the world is well-explained. Considering the current
state of international affairs, the story seems quite true and applicable to
the modern world, as the constant increase in the conflicts and acts of
violence globally have resulted in huge losses of human lives (Peter 1225). Therefore, readers can relate to
the suffering of the people in Saeko’s world, a link that reminds about the
brutal realities of life.
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