The Wind-up Bird Chronicle - Book 3 Chapter 35: Just a Real Knife ● The Thing That Had Been Prophesied (Pgs. 583-590) Summary & Analysis

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The Wind-up Bird Chronicle - Book 3 Chapter 35: Just a Real Knife ● The Thing That Had Been Prophesied (Pgs. 583-590) Summary & Analysis

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Book 3 Chapter 35: Just a Real Knife ● The Thing That Had Been Prophesied (Pgs. 583-590) Summary

The person on the other side unlocks the door with a key and enters the room. A fight ensues and Toru is cut and bleeding but still on his feet, holding the bat. He takes a swing that makes contact with the other person's collarbone. A second blow connects with the man's upper neck and Toru hears the sound of a watermelon cracking open. Toru remembers old Mr. Honda warning him to be careful of water.

Book 3 Chapter 35: Just a Real Knife ● The Thing That Had Been Prophesied (Pgs. 583-590) Analysis

Toru finds out that he is also mortal in the dream state. Including the man carrying the guitar case, this is the second random fight in...

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