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November 3, 2022
On the border of two countries stands a monument with wild roses, where two opposing soldiers meet every day. They become friends but it’s short-lived once war breaks out between their nations.
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Fairy Tales
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Mostly easy to understand parable about the futility of war
It was a bit flat. Some of it was a bit cryptic. I did think about it for a few days afterwards, mainly about the part where the old man offers to let the younger man cut off his head, so the younger one can become a war hero. Why was it called "Nobara" (wild rose) though? Different readers will probably interpret it differently.