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Chapters 6-10 Summary
Chapter 6
The two Siamese princes—Prince Pattanadid and Prince Kridsada—arrive at the Matsugae residence. They are cousins, both 18 years old like Kiroaki. The two speak perfect English, which they often use to converse with Kiyoaki and his family. They will study Japanese before enrolling in the Peers School in the spring. Kiyoaki has a preference for Prince Pattanadid ("Chao P") because he seems to have a dreamy nature like himself. Kiyoaki writes a long letter to Satoko in which he fabricates his experiences with a geisha, his loss of innocence and ascent to manhood. He also chides her for her constant use of riddles to communicate, saying that this sort of insincerity is typical of all women. After he mails the letter, he calls her and implores her to destroy the missive before reading it. She agrees, and...
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