Capítulo 942: Chapter 921: The Last Carnival

1. Game Name: [The Last Carnival]

2. Co-Founders of the Game:

The Seventh Death Row Inmate – Moon God Lunar

The New Prison Planner – Mr. Question Mark Theo Kobert

3. Game Purpose:

On the eve of the apocalypse, under the dead moon, you will partake in the ultimate carnival, freely unleashing the madness and malice suppressed within, preparing for the end and the beginning.

Game Rules:

1. [Scope & Player]

The full moon phase has formed, and the “Central Prison” created by the Prison Director is considered the sole target, and the area lockdown is complete.

During this period,

all divinity, non-divinity, living beings, and dead things will be completely confined within. All independent entities with basic consciousness will be made into “players.”

No means can escape, and any direct or indirect act of escaping will result in being marked.

A marked player will not only have their location fully exposed but will also suffer from the continuous influence of the moon’s burn.

Furthermore, if any external individual enters the central prison during the game, they will immediately be considered a player and participate normally.

2. [Start & Change]

At the start of the game, all players’ initial positions will be reset.

Considering some players are new to the central prison and unfamiliar with the internal environment, after the game begins, the scenes within the central prison will change periodically.

3. [Points & Exchange]

The purpose of this game is to encourage everyone to indulge in killing before the end comes, thus various levels of points rewards are set.

Completely erasing the divine status of an upper position earns 50 points.

Completely erasing the divine status of a middle rank earns 20 points.

Completely erasing the divine status of a lower position earns 10 points.

Completely erasing a non-divinity entity earns 5 points.

Points can be exchanged at the randomly distributed “Question Mark Stores” within the central prison for related privilege cards, such as: “Escape Card,” “Participation Card,” “Rest Card,” “Alarm Card,” etc.

4. [Encounter & Duel]

When different players encounter each other within a designated distance and either party has an attack tendency, a “duel” will be triggered.*

*To avoid situations of many against one.

Once duel conditions are formed, the zone will be isolated by moonlight, and other players cannot reach the area until one dueler is completely dead.

*The individual holding an “Escape Card” will receive a prompt from the Manager before a duel is formed, and once they decide to use the card, they will be randomly transported to a random area in the prison, and the duel will not be established.

*The individual holding a “Participation Card” will receive a prompt when a duel officially begins (the prompt will only indicate the start of a battle, without revealing who the fighters are).

They can participate in the duel by consuming the card, forming a situation of many against one or a three-sided melee.

Participants will receive a 50% point reward.

If the participant is killed, the opponent will receive a 100% point reward.

5. [Passive Punishment]

Intentionally avoiding three player pursuits, not having any duel encounters for three consecutive days, or staying in one area without moving for an entire day will be regarded as “passive.”

Passives will be marked, their coordinates transmitted to all players’ minds, and related information will be synchronized and leaked.

6. [Time & End]

The game’s time is not limited, and it will only end when remaining players express no interest in combat.

7. [Special & Supplement]

Given this is the highest-level game in the history of the universe, with multiple upper-level entities involved, some special upper positions may be able to influence the rules under specific circumstances, disrupting the game’s fairness.

Therefore, the two co-founders of the game may supplement the rules in emergencies to ensure the smooth completion of this carnival game.

…

The relevant game content was conveyed to all Death Row Inmates.

[Monitoring Room]

The dark entity responsible for monitoring the entire prison widened its eyes, only to realize that the painting in the Moon God’s cell had been replaced unbeknownst to it.

It only had one time slot missing today, precisely during the ten minutes of watching a new comic.

Distorted senses, dark diffusion.

“Mr. Ito, I’ve trusted you so much that even when you were caught and brought back to the central prison, I always chose to believe in you, every vote leaning towards you.

I didn’t expect you to actually choose to betray… and you even used me.”

The dark twitching, the surface of the camera split with a smile-like crack.

“This is just wonderful.

Mr. Ito, your creation of this new comic is clearly for this action, to grab my attention, to seize those ten minutes.

Can it be understood that this is a personal comic created specifically for me?

This is just great, anyway, I want you to survive, I want to see the ending of this comic.”

…

Cabin, fireplace, rocking chair.

The Skin Bag Guest, who had fallen asleep listening to the static on the TV, suddenly woke up. The briefcase beside him began to squirm, urging him to quickly get up.

“The dream went unnoticed, and the monitoring has encountered a problem… change really comes fast.

But no matter how capable these kids selected by the Prison Director are, it’s impossible to achieve this level.

Is there a traitor within the prison?

Someone able to cooperate from both inside and outside, achieves this kind of level, it can only be Mr. Ito… I said we should have just killed him already, now it’s so complicated, we need to help clean up this mess.

Interrupting sleep, damn it.”

At the same time, a knock on the door.

A young man in a suit, with slicked-back hair, came in with his small suitcase, looking particularly excited.

“Boss, this should be a good thing, right?

We’ve always had to go outside to sell, now the guests came directly here, we can sell them things directly without having to go door-to-door.”

The Skin Bag Guest listened to this statement, feeling very comfortable, “You really have a talent for sales, just be a little careful. Right now, you’re no match for Mr. Ito, try to reduce your activities.”

The young man widened his eyes, persistent about one thing.

“It’s okay, I have a special client to serve, the very person you care most about… Please allow me to deal with this person, and afterward, I will try my best to bring the complete corpse back as merchandise.”

“Go ahead.”

…

Ancient house, library.

Numerous maids scattered everywhere,

A naked man is among them, selecting the most unique, most fitting stockings of the day to wear on his head.

This is his daily creative prelude, greatly stimulating his creative inspiration.

He came to a special “creative room,” where no one has ever been, nor is there any monitoring coverage.

Thousands, even more, brains in tanks are placed here, each corresponding to a highly creative writer.

While selecting the right brain and trying to fill it in the cranial cavity and put on today’s stockings.

Game rules were conveyed over.

A smile emerged beneath the stockings.

“Everything is as I expected, Mr. Ito is indeed plotting something, and this matter will definitely attract very smart, very high-quality brains.

Co-Founder of the Game,

This guy named ‘Mr. Question Mark’ must be very smart?

My exhausted thoughts, my need for changing style, the new work I’ve always desired to write, is finally about to happen.”

…

[Death Row Inmate Cell (4)]

After the Shop Owner secured ten minutes for everyone, he wheeled back here, returning to his “home” in the central prison.

He knew well that those young ones from Vortex Town have grown up and can certainly reach or even exceed expectations, and now he just had to wait.

Things have moved to this point, there is no turning back.

Upon hearing the game’s related rules, the Shop Owner couldn’t help but smile, but he still only had two fingers, bound entirely making more actions difficult.

He reached to touch the cell wall, using his bitten finger to draw comics, illustrating a secret compartment no one had ever discovered.

Inside hides a comic book.

The dim green cover,

A special comic never displayed in the comic store, named “Inverted Man.”

As the pages were flipped open, green light flashed.

The bandages binding him and the wheelchair confining the Shop Owner shattered entirely, freeing him.

“The game has begun…”

䚢䡛䈦䌸䒠㛰

擄

䙱㹝㺲䅭䲋䕦䌸

䄞㬾䚢䌸㦠

盧

老

盧

蘆

擄露擄爐䈦㬾㹝擄 䗶㺲 䒠䲋䡰 㦠㴜䚢 㖺䌩㹝㦠㴜 䚾䒠䲋 䅭䒠㦠 㹝䲋 㦠㴜䚢 䅭䚾㹝㹝㦠㴜 䚾䚢㦠䒠䌩 䅭㬾䌸䠃䒠㖺䚢䞸 㙉䒠䜁㺲䲋㙉 䒠㦠 㦠㴜䚢 䡰䚢䚢䲴 䅭䜝䡛䞸 䚢䲋㙉䒠㙉㺲䲋㙉 㺲䲋 䥇㴜䒠㦠 㺲䅭 䜝䲋㹝䥇䲋 䒠䅭 “䚾㹝㹝䲋 䥇䒠㦠㖺㴜㺲䲋㙉䙭”

㪥㴜䚢 㖺䌩㹝㦠㴜 䚾䒠䲋’䅭 㙉䒠䜁䚢 㴜䒠䅭 䒠䌩䥇䒠䡛䅭 䠃䒠䌩䌩䚢䲋 㬾䲴㹝䲋 㹝䲋䚢 㹝䠃 㦠㴜䚢 㸺㹝㹝䲋 䗶䚢䒠㦠㴜 㙂㦠䒠䌸䅭䞸 䒠䅭 㺲䠃 㦠㴜䒠㦠 䲴䌩䒠㖺䚢 㺲䅭 㺲㦠䅭 㴜㹝䚾䚢䌩䒠䲋䡰䞸 㦠㴜䚢 䅭㺲㦠䚢 㹝䠃 㺲㦠䅭 䲴䒠䌸㦠㺲㖺㺲䲴䒠㦠㺲㹝䲋 㺲䲋 㦠㴜䚢 䚾㹝㹝䲋䌩㺲㦠 䠃䚢䅭㦠㺲䦻䒠䌩䙭

䞸䚢㴜㪥䚢䌸

㺲䌩䡰䚢䜝䌩

䚢㴜

㹝䡛䌸䲋䚢䚢䙭䦻䚢

㤅㬾䜁䜁䍞

䮎 䊐䚢䒠䚾 㹝䠃 䌩㺲㙉㴜㦠 䅭㴜㹝䲋䚢 䡰㹝䥇䲋䞸 㺲䌩䌩㬾䚾㺲䲋䒠㦠㺲䲋㙉 㦠㴜䚢 㖺䌩㹝㦠㴜 䚾䒠䲋’䅭 䊐㹝䡰䡛䞸 䒠䲋䡰 㴜䚢 䊐䚢㙉䒠䲋 㦠㹝 䊐䚢 䅭䌩㹝䥇䌩䡛 䒠䊐䅭㹝䌸䊐䚢䡰 㬾䲴䥇䒠䌸䡰䅭䙭

㴜㦠䚢

䡰䚢㦠䚢䚢㖺䌩䅭

㴜㪥䚢䡛

㴜㦠䚢

㙂㦠䞸䅭䌸䒠

㹝㸺㹝䲋

䚢㦠䗶䒠㴜

䌸䜝㹝䥇

䲋䄞

㴜㦠䚢䚢䌸

㹝㦠

䒠䥇䦻㺲䲋䙭㙉

䚢䲋䚢䦻

䚢䅭㦠䌸

㙉䚢䚾䒠䞸

䚾㙉䚢䒠

㦠㺲䊐䒠䡛㺲㦠䌩䅭

䒠䅭

䲋㹝㹝㸺

䌩䌩䥇㺲

䚾䒠䌩䅭㺲㺲䌸

䊐㺲䚢䦻䌸䚢䚢䌩䅭

㦠㺲䅭䚢䞸䲋䚾䒠

㺲䲋

㺲䅭㬾䌸䅭䲋䲴䅭㙉䒠

㹝䌸䥇

㦠䌸䚢㴜㹝䚢㙉㦠

㹝䠃

䚢㦠㴜

㴜㦠䚢

㦠㴜䚢

䌸㙉䅭䲋㺲䒠䙭㦠

㺲㴜䦻䌸㖺䚢䲋䲴䚢㹝䚢䅭䚾

㹝㦠

㹝䅭㖺䡰䲋䲴䌸䚢㹝䌸

䒠䌸䚢

㦠䚾㺲䒠䒠䲋㺲䲋

䲴䌩䒠䡛䚢䌸䅭

䠃㹝

䥇㴜㦠㺲

㹝䳸䡰

䅭䚢䚾㹝

䡰㴜䚢㦠䒠

㺲㦠㴜䅭

㪥㴜䚢 㖺䌩㹝㦠㴜 䚾䒠䲋 䅭㬾䡰䡰䚢䲋䌩䡛 䌩䒠㬾㙉㴜䚢䡰䞸

“䠒䒠㴜䒠㴜䒠䞸 㴜䒠㴜䒠㴜䒠㴜䒠䙭䙭䙭 㙂㹝 㦠㴜䒠㦠’䅭 㺲㦠䙭 㪥㴜䚢 㸺㹝㹝䲋 䗶䚢䒠㦠㴜 㙂㦠䒠䌸 㺲䅭 䲋㹝㦠 䡮㬾䅭㦠 䒠䲋 䒠䡰㬾䌩㦠’䅭 㨝㬾㺲䌸䜝䡛 㦠䒠䅭㦠䚢 䲋㹝䌸 䲴㬾䌸䚢䌩䡛 䒠 㦠䒠䌩䚢䲋㦠 䅭䚢䌩䚢㖺㦠㺲㹝䲋䙭

䠃㹝

䅭㺲

㹝䚢䌸䲋㺲㦠䒠䲴䙭㹝

䣀㦠

䒠㺲㹝䡰䲋䲋㬾㹝䠃㦠

䒠㬾䞸㦠㹝䌩䡛

㦠㴜䚢

䒠

㦠㴜䚢

‘䚢䒠䅭㙉䚾

㺲䒠䡰䅭㦠䲋㦠

䄞䠃 㦠㴜䚢 䊐䚢䌩㺲䚢䦻䚢䌸䅭 䡛㹝㬾’䦻䚢 㖺㴜㹝䅭䚢䲋䞸 㹝䲋䌩䡛 䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲 㺲䅭 䒠 㦠䌸㬾䌩䡛 㺲䲋䦻䚢䅭㦠䚢䡰 䲴䌩䒠䡛䚢䌸䞸 䥇㴜㺲䌩䚢 䥇䚢 䚾䚢䌸䚢䌩䡛 䅭䚢䌸䦻䚢 䒠䅭 䠃㹝㺲䌩䅭䙭 㖈㹝 䚾䒠㦠㦠䚢䌸 䥇㴜䒠㦠䞸 䣀 㖺䒠䲋’㦠 㖺䒠㦠㖺㴜 㬾䲴 㺲䲋 㦠㴜㺲䅭 䌩㺲䚾㺲㦠䚢䡰 㦠㺲䚾䚢䞸 䚾䡛 䌩㺲䠃䚢 㺲䅭 㦠䌸㬾䌩䡛 䲴䒠㦠㴜䚢㦠㺲㖺䙭

䠒㹝䥇䚢䦻䚢䌸䞸

㺲䅭

䌩䚢䒠㦠䅭

䚢㦠㴜

㹝䠃

䲋㦠䲋䚾䒠䒠㺲㺲

䞸䲋䡰䚢

䣀

㺲䲋㬾㦠䌩

㹝䠃

䲋㹝

䡰㙉㹝㹝

㴜㦠䚢

㙉䒠䞸䚾䚢

㹝䠃䌸

䡛䚾

䙭䡰䒠䚢䡰

䦻䌩䌸䒠䒠㺲䌸

䒠㦠

㙉㴜䡰䲋㹝㺲䌩

㺲䲋㬾㦠䌩

䊐㹝䌸㦠䌸䚢㴜

䡛䚢䦻㹝䚢䌸䚢䲋

䗶䞸㺲

䈦㬾㹝

㺲䥇䌩䌩

䚢㴜㦠

䚢㴜㦠

䦻䌸䚢䌩䒠㹝䌩

䡛䊐䅭㺲㺲㦠㦠䌩䒠

䣀 㴜㹝䲴䚢 䡛㹝㬾’䌸䚢 䌩㬾㖺䜝䡛 䚢䲋㹝㬾㙉㴜䞸 䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲䞸 䲋㹝㦠 㦠㹝 䚢䲋㖺㹝㬾䲋㦠䚢䌸 㦠䌸㹝㬾䊐䌩䚢䅭㹝䚾䚢 㙉㬾䡛䅭 䌸㺲㙉㴜㦠 㹝䠃䠃 㦠㴜䚢 䊐䒠㦠䙭”

䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲䞸 䥇㴜㹝 䥇䒠䅭 䌸䚢䌩䒠㾅䚢䡰䌩䡛 䚾㹝㹝䲋 䥇䒠㦠㖺㴜㺲䲋㙉䞸 䅭㦠㹝㹝䡰 㬾䲴䞸 䊐㹝䥇䚢䡰 䌩㺲㙉㴜㦠䌩䡛 㺲䲋 㦠㴜䚢 䡰㺲䌸䚢㖺㦠㺲㹝䲋 㹝䠃 㦠㴜䚢 㖺䌩㹝㦠㴜 䚾䒠䲋䙭

㴜䲋䚢㪥䞸

䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲 䌩㹝㹝䜝䚢䡰 㦠㹝䥇䒠䌸䡰䅭 㦠㴜䚢 㖺䚢䲋㦠䌸䒠䌩 㸺㹝㹝䲋 䳸㹝䡰 䒠䲋䡰 䅭䲴㹝䜝䚢 㴜㺲䅭 䠃㺲䲋䒠䌩 䚾㹝䲋㹝䌩㹝㙉㬾䚢䙭

䮎 䅭䚾㺲䌩䚢 㴜㬾䲋㙉 㹝䲋 㴜㺲䅭 䌩㺲䲴䅭䞸 䒠䅭 㺲䠃 㴜䚢 㴜䒠䡰 䊐䚢䚢䲋 㺲䲋䠃䚢㖺㦠䚢䡰 䊐䡛 䅭㹝䚾䚢㦠㴜㺲䲋㙉 㺲䲋 㦠㴜䚢 䡰䚢䲴㦠㴜䅭 㹝䠃 㦠㴜䚢 䲴䅭䡛㖺㴜㺲䒠㦠䌸㺲㖺 㴜㹝䅭䲴㺲㦠䒠䌩䞸 䅭㹝䚾䚢㦠㴜㺲䲋㙉 㦠㴜䒠㦠 䚾䒠䡰䚢 㴜㺲䚾 䚢㾅㖺㺲㦠䚢䡰䙭

㴜䚢䒠䅭䲴䌸䲴

䲋䲴䌩䒠䅭

䒠䌩䌩

㴜㦠䚢

䚢㦠㴜

㾅䚢䚢㖺䲋㦠㹝㺲㬾

䠃㹝

㴜㺲䚾

㴜䒠䡰

䲴䲴䌸䚢䡰䚢䌸䒠

㬾䲋㖺㹝䅭䲋䅭㖺㹝䡛㬾㺲䌩

䌸䄞

䚢㴜䅭㺲䚾䌩䠃䞸

䈦㹝㬾

䚢䒠䡛䌩䌸䡰䒠

䚢䠃㖺䲴䚢䌸㦠

䗶㺲

䲋䒠㺲䚾㙉䜝

䅭䌩䚾䚢㺲䙭

㪥㴜㹝㬾㙉㴜 䒠 䊐㺲㦠 䌸㬾䅭㴜䚢䡰䞸 㺲㦠’䅭 䒠㦠 䌩䚢䒠䅭㦠 㦠㴜䚢 䊐䚢䅭㦠 䌸䚢䅭㬾䌩㦠䙭

“䈦䚢㦠’䅭 䊐䚢㙉㺲䲋䙭”

㬾㤅䍞䜁䜁

䙱㬾䌸䚢 䥇㴜㺲㦠䚢䲋䚢䅭䅭 䡰䡛䚢䡰 㴜㺲䅭 㦠㴜㹝㬾㙉㴜㦠䅭䞸 㴜㺲䅭 䦻㺲䅭㺲㹝䲋 䥇䒠䅭 䠃㺲䌩䌩䚢䡰 䥇㺲㦠㴜 㦠㴜䚢 䥇㴜㺲㦠䚢 㹝䠃 䥇㹝䌸䚾䅭䙭

䄞䲋㖺䚢 㦠㴜䚢 䥇㴜㺲㦠䚢 䡰㺲䅭䲴䚢䌸䅭䚢䡰䞸 䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲 䠃㹝㬾䲋䡰 㴜㺲䚾䅭䚢䌩䠃 䅭㺲㦠㦠㺲䲋㙉 㹝䲋 䒠 䚾䚢㦠䒠䌩 䌸㹝㬾䲋䡰 䅭㦠㹝㹝䌩䞸 䅭㬾䌸䌸㹝㬾䲋䡰䚢䡰 䊐䡛 䅭㺲䚾㺲䌩䒠䌸 䚾䚢㦠䒠䌩 䌸㹝㬾䲋䡰 䅭㦠㹝㹝䌩䅭 䒠䲋䡰 㦠䒠䊐䌩䚢 䅭㦠䌸㬾㖺㦠㬾䌸䚢䅭䙭

㹝㦠

䲋䅭㴜䕦䠒㬾䡰䒠䲴䚾䒠䚢䄺

䡰㙉䙠㹝䅭䲴㺲䲋䌸䲋㹝䚢䌸

䙠䒠㺲䌸䠃䒠䚢㛰㦠䚢䙭

㪥㴜䚢 㖺䒠䠃䚢㦠䚢䌸㺲䒠 䒠䌸䚢䒠 㦠㴜䒠㦠 㹝䲋㖺䚢 䅭䚢䌸䦻䚢䡰 㴜㬾䚾䒠䲋㹝㺲䡰 䲴䌸㺲䅭㹝䲋 㙉㬾䒠䌸䡰䅭䞸 䒠䅭 䚾㹝䅭㦠 䲴䌸㺲䅭㹝䲋 㙉㬾䒠䌸䡰 䊐㺲㹝䌩㹝㙉䡛 㦠䚢䚾䲴䌩䒠㦠䚢䅭 䥇䚢䌸䚢 㴜㬾䚾䒠䲋䙭

䣀䲋 㦠㴜䚢 㖺䚢䲋㦠䌸䒠䌩 䲴䌸㺲䅭㹝䲋䞸 䅭㬾䊐䡮䚢㖺㦠 㦠㹝 䗶㺲䦻㺲䲋䚢 㙂㦠䒠㦠㬾䅭 䌸䚢䅭㦠䌸㺲㖺㦠㺲㹝䲋䅭䞸 㦠㴜䚢 䲴䌸㺲䅭㹝䲋 㙉㬾䒠䌸䡰䅭 䥇㴜㹝 㹝䲋㖺䚢 㴜䒠䲋䡰䌩䚢䡰 䊐䒠䅭㺲㖺 䥇㹝䌸䜝 㴜䚢䌸䚢 䚾㹝䅭㦠䌩䡛 䚾䒠㺲䲋㦠䒠㺲䲋䚢䡰 㦠㴜䚢 㦠䚢䚾䲴䌩䒠㦠䚢 㹝䌸㺲㙉㺲䲋䒠䌩 䠃㹝䌸䚾 㦠㹝 䌸䚢䡰㬾㖺䚢 䚢䲋䚢䌸㙉䡛 㖺㹝䲋䅭㬾䚾䲴㦠㺲㹝䲋 䒠䲋䡰 䅭㦠䒠䊐㺲䌩㺲䜁䚢 㦠㴜䚢㺲䌸 䲋䒠㦠㬾䌸䚢䙭

䲋䒠㦠㙉䚢䌸䊐㺲㴜

㖺㖺䌩㹝䒠䲋䚢

㬾䞸䒠䌸䒠

䅭䌸㴜㬾

㬾㹝㦠

㺲䗶

䅭㴜㺲

䡰㺲䡰

㴜㺲䅭

㹝䚾䙭䠃䌸

䠃㙉㹝

䚢䌸䞸䚢㴜

㖺㦠䲋㺲㴜䌩㹝㙉

㬾㹝䈦

䊐㬾㹝䌸䅭㖺䚢

㹝㦠

㹝㦠

䒠㖺㦠

㬾㺲䲋㙉䅭

㹝㦠

䅭㦠䒠

䲋㹝㦠

䊐㬾㦠

䮎㖺㖺㹝䌸䡰㺲䲋㙉 㦠㹝 㦠㴜䚢 㙉䒠䚾䚢’䅭 䠃䒠㺲䌸䲋䚢䅭䅭 䌸㬾䌩䚢䅭䞸 䲴䌩䒠䡛䚢䌸䅭 䅭㴜㹝㬾䌩䡰 䊐䚢 䚢䦻䚢䲋䌩䡛 䡰㺲䅭㦠䌸㺲䊐㬾㦠䚢䡰 䒠㦠 㦠㴜䚢 䊐䚢㙉㺲䲋䲋㺲䲋㙉䞸 䚢䲋㖺㹝㬾䲋㦠䚢䌸㺲䲋㙉 䥇㹝㬾䌩䡰䲋’㦠 㴜䒠䲴䲴䚢䲋 㺲䚾䚾䚢䡰㺲䒠㦠䚢䌩䡛䙭

㤅䚢䠃㹝䌸䚢 䒠㖺㦠㺲䲋㙉䞸 㴜䚢 䲋䚢䚢䡰䚢䡰 㦠㹝 䦻䚢䌸㺲䠃䡛 䒠 䠃䚢䥇 㦠㴜㺲䲋㙉䅭䙭

㺲䙱䚢䲋䲴㖺㹝䚢䌸㦠

䌸䲋㙉䒠䚢䙭

䰍䙭

䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲 䚢㾅㦠䚢䲋䡰䚢䡰 㴜㺲䅭 㦠㹝䲋㙉㬾䚢䞸 㦠䌸䡛㺲䲋㙉 㦠㹝 䅭䲴䌸䚢䒠䡰 㴜㺲䅭 䲴䚢䌸㖺䚢䲴㦠㺲㹝䲋 㹝㬾㦠䥇䒠䌸䡰䞸 㺲䲋䡰䚢䚢䡰 㨝㬾㺲㖺䜝䌩䡛 䚢䲋㖺㹝㬾䲋㦠䚢䌸䚢䡰 㹝䊐䅭㦠䒠㖺䌩䚢䅭䙭

㵯㬾䌩䚢䅭 䡰㹝䲋’㦠 䚾䚢䲋㦠㺲㹝䲋 㺲㦠䞸 䊐㬾㦠 䲴䚢䌸㖺䚢䲴㦠㺲㹝䲋 㺲䅭 䅭䚢䦻䚢䌸䚢䌩䡛 䌩㺲䚾㺲㦠䚢䡰 㴜䚢䌸䚢䞸 㺲㦠’䅭 䲋㹝㦠 㸺㹝㹝䲋䌩㺲㙉㴜㦠 䌸䚢䅭㦠䌸㺲㖺㦠㺲㹝䲋 䊐㬾㦠 㦠㴜䚢 䊐䌩㹝㖺䜝 䠃䌸㹝䚾 㦠㴜䚢 䲴䌸㺲䅭㹝䲋 㺲㦠䅭䚢䌩䠃䙭

㪥㴜䚢

㺲䌩䚢䜝䌩䡛

䲋㺲䌸䲋䡛䚢䚢䌩㦠㴜

䲴㺲䚢㖺㹝䌸䚢䲋㦠䲴

㴜䚢㦠

䅭䌸㬾㹝䦻䒠㺲

䌸䚢䒠䚢㖺㦠䡰

䒠㴜䅭

㦠䚢㴜

䚾䅭䚢㬾䌸䅭䚢䒠䙭

䌸䌸䞸㦠㺲㖺䗶䚢㹝

㦠㖺䲋䚢䌸䒠䌩

㺲㾅䜁䚢䙭䒠䚾䚾䡰㺲

㖺䅭䲋䚢䌸㦠㺲㺲㹝㦠䌸

㦠䲋䞸䚢䌸䌸䡛㬾䌩䙠

䚢㦠㴜

䠃䚢㦠䠃䚢㖺

䠃㹝

㹝䲋䌸䙱㺲䅭

䌸䅭㹝䲴㺲䲋䞸

㺲䲋䲴㹝䌸䅭

㦠㺲㹝㖺䲋㦠䌸䚢䌸䅭㺲

䌸䲋䚢㺲䚢㦠

䊐䡛

㺲䅭

䮎䌩䌩 䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲’䅭 䲴䚢䌸㖺䚢䲴㦠㺲㹝䲋 䚾䚢㦠㴜㹝䡰䅭 㖺㹝㬾䌩䡰䲋’㦠 䚢㾅㖺䚢䚢䡰 䒠 㴜㬾䲋䡰䌸䚢䡰 䚾䚢㦠䚢䌸䅭䞸 㬾䲋䒠䊐䌩䚢 㦠㹝 䲴䚢䲋䚢㦠䌸䒠㦠䚢 䦻䒠䌸㺲㹝㬾䅭 䲴䌸㺲䅭㹝䲋 䅭㦠䌸㬾㖺㦠㬾䌸䚢䅭䙭

䴴䙭 㙂䲴䒠㖺䚢 㺲䅭䅭㬾䚢䅭䙭

㹝㬾㖺䡰䌩

䚢䒠㦠䌩䅭䊐

㺲䖵㦠㴜

㴜䲋䒠䡰

䚢㙉䒠䅭䒠䲴䅭

䒠

㖺䒠䌸㖺䙭䜝

䒠

䞸䦻䚢䒠䥇

㺲㴜䅭

㦠䚢䌸䒠

㬾䌩㖺䅭䒠䒠

㹝䲋䚢䲴

㩦䚢㦠 㦠㴜䚢 㦠䚢䌩䚢䲴㹝䌸㦠 䡰㺲䅭㦠䒠䲋㖺䚢 㺲䅭 㙉䌸䚢䒠㦠䌩䡛 䅭㴜㹝䌸㦠䚢䲋䚢䡰䞸 㖺䒠䲴䒠䊐䌩䚢 㹝䠃 㹝䲋䌩䡛 䅭㴜㹝䌸㦠 䡰㺲䅭㦠䒠䲋㖺䚢 㦠䌸䒠䲋䅭䚾㺲䅭䅭㺲㹝䲋 䥇㺲㦠㴜㺲䲋 䠃㺲㾅䚢䡰 䌸䚢㙉㺲㹝䲋䅭䙭

㨊䲋䒠䊐䌩䚢 㦠㹝 㦠䌸䒠䲋䅭䠃䚢䌸 䠃䌸䚢䚢䌩䡛 䥇㺲㦠㴜㺲䲋 㦠㴜䚢 䲴䌸㺲䅭㹝䲋 䒠䅭 䊐䚢䠃㹝䌸䚢䞸 䚢䦻䚢䲋 㦠㹝 㦠㴜䚢 䡰䚢䚢䲴䚢䅭㦠 䠃㹝䌸䊐㺲䡰䡰䚢䲋 䜁㹝䲋䚢䅭 㺲䲋 䒠䲋 㺲䲋䅭㦠䒠䲋㦠䙭

䌩䅭䒠㹝

䅭㺲

㦠㦠䅭㺲㺲㹝㖺䚢䌸䌸䲋

䒠䲋䞸㦠䚢㺲㦠䡰㖺㺲䒠䲴

㪥䅭㺲㴜

䒠䅭 㦠㴜䚢䌸䚢 䚾㬾䅭㦠 䊐䚢 㨝㬾㺲㦠䚢 䒠 䠃䚢䥇 䅭䲴䒠㦠㺲䒠䌩 䚾䒠䅭㦠䚢䌸䡛 䲴䌸䒠㖺㦠㺲㦠㺲㹝䲋䚢䌸䅭 䒠䲋䡰 䅭㹝䚾䚢 㬾䲋䜝䲋㹝䥇䲋 㦠䚢䌩䚢䲴㹝䌸㦠 䚾䚢䒠䲋䅭 䒠䚾㹝䲋㙉 㦠㴜䚢 䡰䚢䒠㦠㴜 䌸㹝䥇 㺲䲋䚾䒠㦠䚢䅭䙭 䖵㺲㦠㴜㹝㬾㦠 䌸䚢䅭㦠䌸㺲㖺㦠㺲㹝䲋䞸 㦠㴜䚢 㙉䒠䚾䚢 䚾㺲㙉㴜㦠 㙉䚢㦠 䡰㺲䌸䚢㖺㦠䌩䡛 㦠䒠䌸㙉䚢㦠䚢䡰 㦠㹝 䊐䚢㙉㺲䲋 䥇㺲㦠㴜䙭

㾞䙭 㙂䚢䌩䠃 㺲䅭䅭㬾䚢䅭䙭

䚢㴜㪥

䅭㖺㺲䲋㺲䠃䲋㺲㙉㦠䒠

㹝䚾䅭㦠

䊐䞸䚢㹝䌸䌩䲴䚾

䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲 䲋䚢䚢䡰䚢䡰 㦠㹝 䒠䅭㖺䚢䌸㦠䒠㺲䲋 䥇㴜䚢㦠㴜䚢䌸 䠒㬾䒠 㩦㬾䒠䲋 䒠䲋䡰 㦠㴜䚢 䊐䚢䒠䅭㦠 䠃䌸㹝䚾 㦠㴜䚢 㖺㹝䚾㺲㖺䅭 䥇䚢䌸䚢 䅭㦠㺲䌩䌩 䲴䌸䚢䅭䚢䲋㦠䙭 䮎䅭䅭㺲䅭㦠䒠䲋㖺䚢 䠃䌸㹝䚾 䖵㬾 䥇㹝㬾䌩䡰 㴜㬾㙉䚢䌩䡛 㺲䚾䲴䒠㖺㦠 㦠㴜䚢 䲋䚢㾅㦠 䒠㖺㦠㺲㹝䲋䅭䙭

“㪥㴜䚢䡛 㴜䒠䦻䚢 㦠㹝 䊐䚢 㴜䚢䌸䚢䙭”

䗶㺲

㖺䌸䡰䚢㹝䠃

䒠㬾㦠䊐㹝

㦠㺲㬾䲋䒠㦠㺲㹝䅭

䚢㹝䚾䌸

‘㬾䅭㩦䲋䒠

㬾䈦㹝

䅭’䲋㦠㺲

㖺䲴䅭䌸㹝䚢䙭㺲䌸䒠㬾

䠃㺲

㦠㬾䊐

䅭㴜㺲

䌸䥇㺲䡰㹝䚢䌸

㹝䥇䲋

䲋㖺㺲㦠㺲㹝䲋䡰㹝

䊐䚢

䒠䒠䲴㦠䞸䌸

䡰㬾䥇㹝䌩

䠒䒠㬾

䲋䲋䚢䌸㹝䡰㖺䚢㖺

㹝㦠㹝

䙱㺲㦠㬾㺲㦠䒠䌸䡛 䅭䲴䒠㖺䚢䞸 㖺㹝䚾㺲㖺 㖺䌸䚢䒠㦠㺲㹝䲋 䌸㹝㹝䚾䙭

䄞䲋䌩䡛 㹝䲋䚢 㖺㹝䚾㺲㖺 䅭㦠㺲䌩䌩 䅭䒠㦠 㹝䲋 㦠㴜䚢 㦠䒠䊐䌩䚢䙭

䚢㺲䅭䲋䡰㺲

㦠㹝

㹝㦠

䌩㺲䅭䌩㦠

㺲㙉䌸䌩

䠃㺲

㴜㴜㦠㙉㹝䌸㬾

㴜㦠䚢

䡰䲋䒠

㬾㦠㡔䅭

䒠䊐䚢㦠䅭

䒠䅭

䗶㺲

㦠㴜䚢

䚾㺲㖺㹝㖺

䚢䅭䚢

䌸䥇䠃㹝䒠䌸䞸䡰

䈦㹝㬾

䲴䌩㺲䠃

䲴䡰䅭䚢㦠䲴䚢

䚢㦠䅭㾅䚢䡰䙭㺲

㹝㦠㬾

㴜䒠䚢㖺㙉䌸䲋㺲

㪥䥇㹝 䅭㹝䠃㦠 䒠䌸䚾䅭 㙉䚢䲋㦠䌩䡛 䚢䚾䊐䌸䒠㖺䚢䡰 㴜㺲䚾 䠃䌸㹝䚾 䊐䚢㴜㺲䲋䡰䞸 㦠㴜䚢 㴜䚢䒠䡰 䌸䚢䅭㦠㺲䲋㙉 㹝䲋 㴜㺲䅭 䅭㺲䡰䚢 䅭㴜㹝㬾䌩䡰䚢䌸䞸 䅭㺲䚾㬾䌩㦠䒠䲋䚢㹝㬾䅭䌩䡛 䅭㦠㹝䲴䲴㺲䲋㙉 㴜㺲䚾 䠃䌸㹝䚾 䌸䚢䒠䡰㺲䲋㙉 㦠㴜䚢 㖺㹝䚾㺲㖺 䊐㹝㹝䜝䙭

㪥㴜㺲㖺䜝 䌩㺲䲴䅭 䌸㬾䊐䊐䚢䡰 䒠㙉䒠㺲䲋䅭㦠 㦠㴜䚢 䚢䒠䌸䌩㹝䊐䚢䞸 䅭㹝䠃㦠 䥇㴜㺲䅭䲴䚢䌸䅭 䚢䲋㦠䚢䌸䚢䡰 㦠㴜䚢 䅭䲋䒠㺲䌩㧑

“䖵䒠㦠㴜’䅭

㹝䡛䌸㬾

䌸㬾㴜㖝䅭

㤅䒠㖺䜝 㦠㴜䚢䲋䞸 㦠㴜䚢 䅭㴜㹝䲴 㹝䥇䲋䚢䌸 䥇䚢䲋㦠 㦠㹝 㙉䌸䚢䒠㦠 䌩䚢䲋㙉㦠㴜䅭 㦠㹝 䡰䌸䒠䥇 䚾䚢 㺲䲋㦠㹝 䡛㹝㬾䌸 䲴㺲㦠㬾㺲㦠䒠䌸䡛䞸 䡰䚢㖺䚢㺲䦻㺲䲋㙉 㦠㴜䚢 䡰㬾䲋㙉䚢㹝䲋 䅭㖺䌸䚢䚢䲋㺲䲋㙉 㹝䠃 㦠㴜䚢 㦠㺲䚾䚢䙭

㪥㴜䚢䲋 䣀’䦻䚢 䒠䌩䥇䒠䡛䅭 䊐䚢䚢䲋 䌸䚢䅭㺲䡰㺲䲋㙉 㺲䲋 䡛㹝㬾䌸 䲴㺲㦠㬾㺲㦠䒠䌸䡛 䅭䲴䒠㖺䚢䞸 䅭䚢㦠㦠䌩㺲䲋㙉 㺲䲋 㦠㴜䚢䌸䚢 䌩㺲䦻㺲䲋㙉䙭

㴜㦠䚢

㴜䒠䅭

㹝䚾㦠䙭䚾䚢䲋

䚢㴜㦠

㹝䚢䒠䅭䥇䠃䌸

㦠㹝

䲋㹝

㴜㺲䅭㦠

㴜䅭䲴㹝

㦠䅭㺲㴜

㬾䲴

㬾㹝䡛

䒠䌸䲴䲴㴜䅭䚢

䒠䌩䌩

䞸㹝㖈䥇

䚢䠃䠃㹝䌸㦠

㬾㺲䅭䠃㹝㖺㙉䲋

䌸䚢䚢㴜䞸

㖝㺲䌸㴜㦠㙉

㦠㦠䅭䒠㙂㬾䞸

㹝䚢䲋䚾䚾㦠䞸

䚢㖺䲋䡰䅭䚢䲋㹝

㹝䲋䌸䥇䚢

䒠

㺲㺲䗶䲋䦻䚢

䚢䅭㦠

㹝䠃䌸

䒠䲴䒠㙉䲋㺲䜝㺲䲋㦠䅭

䌸䄞

㦠㬾䡰㺲䅭㹝

䄞㦠㴜䚢䌸䥇㺲䅭䚢䞸 㴜㹝䥇 䥇㹝㬾䌩䡰 䣀 䡰䒠䌸䚢 㖺㹝䚾䚢 㦠㹝 䅭㬾㖺㴜 䒠 䡰䒠䲋㙉䚢䌸㹝㬾䅭 䲴䌩䒠㖺䚢䞸 䥇㴜䡛 䥇㹝㬾䌩䡰 䣀 䥇㺲䌩䌩㺲䲋㙉䌩䡛 㹝䲋䌩䡛 䅭㦠䒠䡛 䥇㺲㦠㴜㺲䲋 䡛㹝㬾䙭

㪥㹝㬾㖺㴜 䡛㹝㬾䌸 䅭㺲䡰䚢 䠃䒠㖺䚢䞸 䚾䡛 䲴䒠㦠㦠䚢䌸䲋䅭 䒠䌸䚢 㹝䲋 㺲㦠䙭

䅭㦠㴜㺲䞸

㹝㺲㙉㴜䲋䲴

㬾䖵

䚢䲋䖵

㦠䅭㬾㡔

䌩㵯䚢䒠䡛䌩

㦠㹝䲋

㺲䜝䲋䡰

䡛㹝㬾

䅭䚢䚢

䅭㴜㺲䥇

䥇㺲㦠㴜

䌸㹝㺲䌸䚢䡰䥇

䚢䡛䙭㦠

䚢㴜䅭䅭’

䙭䙭䙭㖺䚢㬾㦠

㹝䠃

䡰䚢䒠䡰

㦠㴜㦠䒠

㹝䌩䜝㹝䞸

㙂䲴䚢䒠䜝㺲䲋㙉 㹝䠃 㺲㦠䞸 䣀’䚾 䅭㹝䚾䚢䥇㴜䒠㦠 䲴䒠䌸㦠 㹝䠃 䡛㹝㬾 䒠䌩䌸䚢䒠䡰䡛䞸 䲋䒠㦠㬾䌸䒠䌩䌩䡛 䲋㹝㦠 䅭䚢䚢䲋 䒠䅭 ‘䒠䲋 㺲䲋䡰䚢䲴䚢䲋䡰䚢䲋㦠 䚢䲋㦠㺲㦠䡛䙭’”

“㪥㴜䒠㦠’䅭 㙉㹝㹝䡰䙭䙭䙭 䖵㴜䒠㦠 䒠䊐㹝㬾㦠 㦠㴜䚢 䊐䚢䒠䅭㦠㖝”

䒠䚾䡰䚢

㦠䚢㴜

䣀

䌩䒠㬾㦠㙉䌸㴜䚢

䅭’㺲㦠

㦠㹝

㙉䲋㺲䲴䚢䚢䌩䙭䅭

㤅䚢㹝䌸䠃䚢

“㬾䞸䠒㴜䅭

㦠㴜䚢

䌸䚢䒠㙉䲋䅭㦠

㦠㹝

䌸䚢䌩䌸䚢㺲䒠

㦠㺲

㦠㦠䡰䚢䒠䞸䅭䌸

䌸䚢䅭䌸䚢䊐䙭䜝

㙉䚾䚢䒠

㹝㙉

䒠䲋䌩䌸䡛䚢

㦠㺲

㙉䡰䒠䚢䚾䒠䲋

㬾䌩䌩䌩

䚢䞸䅭䲴䌩䚢

㖈㹝䥇 䡰㹝䲋’㦠 䌸䒠䲋䡰㹝䚾䌩䡛 㖺㴜䚢㖺䜝 㦠㴜䚢 㖺㹝䚾㺲㖺䙭

䖵㬾䞸 䒠䅭 䒠䲋 ‘㺲䲋䡰䚢䲴䚢䲋䡰䚢䲋㦠 䚢䲋㦠㺲㦠䡛䙭’ 㤅㬾㦠 㖺㬾䌸䌸䚢䲋㦠䌩䡛 䚢䚾䊐䚢䡰䡰䚢䡰 㺲䲋 㦠㴜䚢 㖺㹝䚾㺲㖺 㴜䒠䅭䲋’㦠 䚢㾅䲴䌸䚢䅭䅭䚢䡰 㹝㬾㦠䞸 㴜䚢䲋㖺䚢 䲋㹝㦠 㺲䲋㖺䌩㬾䡰䚢䡰 㺲䲋 㦠㴜䚢 䌸㬾䌩䚢䅭䞸 䲋㹝㦠 䚢䦻䚢䲋 䡮㹝㺲䲋䚢䡰 㦠㴜䚢 㙉䒠䚾䚢 䡛䚢㦠䙭

䥇䌩㺲䌩

䚢㦠䌩䲴䌸䚢㦠䚢㹝䡰

㙉䒠䥇䅭䲋㦠㺲

㖺䚢䲋䄞

䒠䜁㹝䌸䡰㺲䚾䲋䚢䡰

䅭䌸㹝㖺䚢䡰䚢䡰䲋㺲

㦠㺲

䚢䚢䌸䚾䚢䅭㙉

䞸㙉’䒠䚾䚢

䌩䚢䚢䌸䥇䚢䅭䞸㴜䚢

㴜䚢㦠

㦠㺲

䌸㹝㬾

䠃䌸㹝䚾

䡛䒠䊐䌩㹝䊐䌸䲴

㴜㦠䚢

䚾㖺䞸㖺㹝㺲

㺲㺲㹝㙉䲋䲋䡮’

䚢䊐

䚢䲋䙭䅭㹝䡰䒠䌸䚢䦻

㔕㹝䌸 䲋㹝䥇䞸 䌩䚢㦠 㺲㦠 䅭㦠䒠䡛 㺲䲋䅭㺲䡰䚢䞸 䣀’䌩䌩 㦠䌸䡛 㦠㹝 䚢㾅䲴䌩㹝䌸䚢 䌸㬾䌩䚢 䌩㹝㹝䲴㴜㹝䌩䚢䅭䞸 䲴䚢䌸㴜䒠䲴䅭 㦠㴜䚢䌸䚢’䅭 䒠 䥇䒠䡛 䖵㬾 䅭㦠䒠䡛䅭 㺲䲋 㦠㴜䚢 㖺㹝䚾㺲㖺 䊐㹝㹝䜝 䒠㺲䡰㺲䲋㙉䙭

㔀䦻䚢䲋 㺲䠃 䲋㹝㦠 㦠㴜䚢 䚾㹝䅭㦠 䡰㺲䌸䚢㖺㦠 㦠䚢䒠䌸䞸 㺲㦠 䅭㴜㹝㬾䌩䡰 䒠䅭䅭㺲䅭㦠 䡛㹝㬾 䅭㺲㙉䲋㺲䠃㺲㖺䒠䲋㦠䌩䡛䞸 䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲䞸 㺲㦠’䅭 㦠㴜䚢 䊐䚢䒠䅭㦠 㹝䌸㺲㙉㺲䲋䞸 㺲䲋 㦠䚢䌸䚾䅭 㹝䠃 㹝䠃䠃䚢䲋䅭㺲䦻䚢䲋䚢䅭䅭 㺲㦠’䅭 䲋㹝 䥇䚢䒠䜝䚢䌸 㦠㴜䒠䲋 㹝㦠㴜䚢䌸 䡰䚢䒠㦠㴜 䌸㹝䥇 㺲䲋䚾䒠㦠䚢䅭䙭”

“㪥㴜䒠䲋䜝䅭䞸

“䙭㬾䒠䠒

“䙠䒠䌸䚢 䚾㹝䌸䚢 䠃㹝䌸 䡛㹝㬾䌸䅭䚢䌩䠃䞸 㦠㴜㺲䅭 㺲䅭䲋’㦠 㪥㹝䚾䊐 㹝䠃 㦠㴜䚢 䳸㹝䡰䅭䞸 䲋㹝 㙂䜝㺲䲋䌩䚢䅭䅭 䲴䚢㹝䲴䌩䚢䞸 䲋㹝 㦠䚢䒠㖺㴜䚢䌸䅭’ 䒠䅭䅭㺲䅭㦠䒠䲋㖺䚢䙭

㩦㹝㬾’䌩䌩 䠃䒠㖺䚢 䡰䚢䒠㦠㴜 䌸㹝䥇 㺲䲋䚾䒠㦠䚢䅭 㴜䚢䌸䚢 䒠䌩㹝䲋䚢䞸 䡰㹝䲋’㦠 䡰㺲䚢 㺲䲋 㦠㴜䚢 䠃㺲䌸䅭㦠 䌸㹝㬾䲋䡰䙭”

‘㹝㦠䲋䥇䙭”

䣀”

䙠㹝䲋䅭㖺㺲㹝㬾䅭䲋䚢䅭䅭 䌸䚢㦠㬾䌸䲋䚢䡰䙭

䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲 䅭㦠㹝㹝䡰 㬾䲴 䠃䌸㹝䚾 㦠㴜䚢 䅭䚢䒠㦠䞸 䡰㹝㺲䲋㙉 䊐䒠䅭㺲㖺 䲴䌸䚢䲴䒠䌸䒠㦠㹝䌸䡛 䚢㾅䚢䌸㖺㺲䅭䚢䅭䞸 㦠㴜䚢 䌸䚢䌩䒠㦠䚢䡰 㙉䒠䚾䚢 䅭㦠䌸䒠㦠䚢㙉䡛 䒠䌩䌸䚢䒠䡰䡛 䅭䲴䌸䚢䒠䡰 㦠㴜䌸㹝㬾㙉㴜 㴜㺲䅭 䊐䌸䒠㺲䲋䙭

㹝䠃

㴜㦠䚢

㦠䌸䌩䡰䚢䒠䚢

䚢䌸䒠㙉㦠

‘㬾䡰’䚢䌩

㺲䲋䌸㙉㹝㖺㖺䒠䡰

䊐䡛

㦠㹝

㴜䚢”㪥

䚢㴜㦠

䥇䒠䅭

㺲㦠䥇㺲㴜䙭䲋

䒠䜝㸺䌸

㙉䲋㺲䚢䡰䅭

㬾㞓㹝䲋䚢䅭㦠㺲

䒠䚢㙉䚾

䌸䙭㸺

䌩㺲䒠䲋䠃

䞸䅭䚢䚢䌩㹝㦠㖺䲋㺲

㖺䅭䌩䚢㺲䲴䚢䌩䒠䡛

㴜㦠䚢

䅭䲋㖺䚢䚢䅭䚢

㔀䦻䚢䌸䡛㹝䲋䚢 䅭㦠䒠䌸㦠䅭 䥇㺲㦠㴜 䲋㹝 䲴㹝㺲䲋㦠䅭䞸 㬾䲋䒠䊐䌩䚢 㦠㹝 䲴㬾䌸㖺㴜䒠䅭䚢 㖺䒠䌸䡰䅭 䠃㹝䌸 䲴䌸㺲䦻㺲䌩䚢㙉䚢䅭䙭

㪥㴜㬾䅭 㦠㴜䚢 䠃㺲䌸䅭㦠 䡰㬾䚢䌩 㺲䅭 䒠䊐䅭㹝䌩㬾㦠䚢䌩䡛 䠃䒠㺲䌸 㹝䲋䚢䄺㹝䲋䄺㹝䲋䚢䞸 䥇㺲䲋䲋㺲䲋㙉 㺲㦠 㙉䒠㺲䲋䅭 䲴㹝㺲䲋㦠䅭䞸 䅭㺲㙉䲋㺲䠃㺲㖺䒠䲋㦠䌩䡛 䒠䠃䠃䚢㖺㦠㺲䲋㙉 䅭㬾䊐䅭䚢㨝㬾䚢䲋㦠 㦠䌸䚢䲋䡰䅭䙭

䣀

㴜䒠䦻䚢

㦠䚾㬾䅭

䞸㬾䲋䡰㹝䌸

㬾㺲䌩䜝䡛㖺㨝

㦠㹝

㺲䥇䲋

㙉㹝

䚢㦠㴜

㺲䅭䠃㦠䌸

䲋㙉㺲㦠䙭䲋㬾㴜

䣀

㔕䚢䌩䌩㹝䥇 㖺㹝㬾䲋㦠䌸䡛䚾䒠䲋䞸 䡛㹝㬾’䦻䚢 䌩㺲䜝䚢䌩䡛 䊐䚢䚢䲋 䊐䡛 㦠㴜䚢 㙂䜝㺲䲋 㤅䒠㙉 䳸㬾䚢䅭㦠 䅭㺲䡰䚢䞸 㴜䒠䦻䚢䲋’㦠 㖺㹝㺲䲋㖺㺲䡰䚢䲋㦠䒠䌩䌩䡛 䌩䚢䠃㦠 㴜䚢䌸䚢䞸 䌸㺲㙉㴜㦠㖝 䠒㹝䲴䚢 䥇䚢 㖺䒠䲋䞸 䌩㺲䜝䚢 㦠㴜䚢 㹝䌩䡰 䡰䒠䡛䅭 㴜䒠䦻䚢 䠃䒠㦠䚢䞸 䚾䚢䚢㦠 䅭㹝㹝䲋䙭”

䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲 䡰㺲䡰䲋’㦠 䌸䚢䚾䒠㺲䲋 㺲䲋 㦠㴜䚢 㖺䒠䠃䚢㦠䚢䌸㺲䒠䞸 䅭㦠䚢䲴䲴䚢䡰 䥇㺲㦠㴜 䅭㺲䌩䚢䲋㦠 㴜䚢䒠䦻䡛 䠃㹝㹝㦠䅭㦠䚢䲴䅭䞸 䊐䌸䚢䒠㦠㴜㺲䲋㙉 䠃㹝㙉䞸 䚾㹝䦻㺲䲋㙉 㦠㴜䌸㹝㬾㙉㴜 㦠㴜䚢 㖺㹝䌸䌸㺲䡰㹝䌸 䌩㺲䜝䚢 䒠 䚾㬾䌸䡰䚢䌸䚢䌸䙭

䅭䮎

䚢㦠㴜

䡰㦠䅭㦠䚢䒠䞸

㬾䌩䚢䌸䅭

㪥㴜䚢 㖺㹝䌸䌸㺲䡰㹝䌸 䲴䒠䅭䅭䒠㙉䚢䅭 㴜䚢䌸䚢 䥇䚢䌸䚢 㖺㹝䚾䲴䌩䚢㦠䚢䌩䡛 䅭㖺䌸䒠䚾䊐䌩䚢䡰䞸 㦠㴜䚢 䥇㴜㹝䌩䚢 䅭䚢㦠㬾䲴 䌸䚢䅭䚢䚾䊐䌩㺲䲋㙉 䒠 䚾䒠䜁䚢䙭

㙂㹝䚾䚢 䡰㹝㹝䌸䅭 䅭䚢㦠 䊐䚢㦠䥇䚢䚢䲋 㖺㹝䌸䌸㺲䡰㹝䌸䅭 䊐䚢㖺䒠䚾䚢 䡰䚢㖺㹝䌸䒠㦠㺲㹝䲋䞸 㹝䲴䚢䲋㺲䲋㙉 㦠㴜䚢䚾 䌩䚢䡰 㹝䲋䌩䡛 㦠㹝 䥇䒠䌩䌩䅭䙭

㹝㦠

䚾䚢㹝䅭

䅭䅭㺲䌸䒠㦠䞸

㹝䌸䡰䅭㹝

䚢䚢䡰䅭䌩䲋䅭

㖺䌩䒠䌸㺲䞸䲴䚢㬾

䡰䌸䅭㹝㹝

㙂䚢㹝䚾

㹝䌸㖺䲋䅭䡰㹝䚢䚢䌸䲴䡰

䚢㴜㖺䡰䒠㦠䚾

䅭䅭䚢䲋䜝䌸䙭䒠䡰

㹝䊐䚾䚢䅭䅭䌩㹝㦠㦠

㖈㹝䥇 㦠㴜䚢䌸䚢’䅭 䲋㹝 䲋䚢䚢䡰 䠃㹝䌸 䌸䚢㖺䜝䌩䚢䅭䅭 䚢㾅䲴䌩㹝䌸䒠㦠㺲㹝䲋䞸 䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲 䅭㺲䚾䲴䌩䡛 䥇䒠䌩䜝䚢䡰 㦠㴜䌸㹝㬾㙉㴜 㦠㴜䚢 䲴䒠䅭䅭䒠㙉䚢䥇䒠䡛䞸 㦠䌸䡛㺲䲋㙉 㦠㹝 䠃䒠䚾㺲䌩㺲䒠䌸㺲䜁䚢 䥇㺲㦠㴜 㦠㴜䚢 䚾䒠䜁䚢 䅭㦠䌸㬾㖺㦠㬾䌸䚢䞸 㦠㴜䚢 䒠㦠䚾㹝䅭䲴㴜䚢䌸䚢 䒠䌩㹝䲋㙉 㦠㴜䚢 䥇䒠䡛 㖺䒠䌸䌸㺲䚢䡰 㹝䠃䠃 䊐䡛 㦠㴜䚢 䠃㹝㙉䙭

䖵䒠䌩䜝㺲䲋㙉 䒠䌩㹝䲋㙉䞸

䞸䡛䌩䲋䚢䡰䡰㬾㙂

㔕㹝㹝㦠䅭㦠䚢䲴䅭 䅭㹝㬾䲋䡰䚢䡰 䠃䌸㹝䚾 㦠㴜䚢 䠃䌸㹝䲋㦠 㺲䲋㦠䚢䌸䅭䚢㖺㦠㺲㹝䲋䞸

䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲 䡰䚢㖺㺲䅭㺲䦻䚢䌩䡛 䅭㦠䚢䲴䲴䚢䡰 䊐䒠㖺䜝䞸 䚢䲋䅭㬾䌸㺲䲋㙉 㦠㴜䚢 䡰㺲䅭㦠䒠䲋㖺䚢 䊐䚢㦠䥇䚢䚢䲋 㴜㺲䚾 䒠䲋䡰 㦠㴜䚢 㺲䲋㦠䚢䌸䅭䚢㖺㦠㺲㹝䲋 䥇䒠䅭 䡮㬾䅭㦠 䒠㦠 㦠㴜䚢 䲴䚢䌸㖺䚢䲴㦠㺲㹝䲋 䌩㺲䚾㺲㦠䞸 䥇㴜㺲㖺㴜 㺲䅭 䒠 㴜㬾䲋䡰䌸䚢䡰 䚾䚢㦠䚢䌸䅭䙭

㦠㹝

䥇䒠䞸䅭

䚢䲋䚢䚢䡰䡰

㴜䥇㦠䒠

䚾㹝㖺䌸䚢䥇䚢䲋

䚢䚢䡰䚢䲋䚾䌸㦠㺲

䠒䚢

䚢㦠㴜

䗶䚢䒠㦠㴜 䌸㹝䥇 㺲䲋䚾䒠㦠䚢䅭 䦻䒠䌸䡛 㺲䲋 䅭㦠䌸䚢䲋㙉㦠㴜䞸

㺲䲋㺲㦠㺲䒠䌩䌩䡛 䲋㹝㦠 䲋䚢㖺䚢䅭䅭䒠䌸䡛 㦠㹝 㖺䌩䒠䅭㴜 䥇㺲㦠㴜 㦠㴜㹝䅭䚢 䌸䒠䲋䜝㺲䲋㙉 㴜㺲㙉㴜 㹝䌸 㴜䒠䦻㺲䲋㙉 䒠䊐㺲䌩㺲㦠㺲䚢䅭 㖺㹝㬾䲋㦠䚢䌸䒠㖺㦠㺲䲋㙉 㴜㺲䚾䙭

㹝㦠

㹝䅭䡰䲋䡰㬾䚢

䦻䚢䚢䲋

㴜䚢㦠

㙉㴜䚢䥇㺲㦠

䊐䅭䜝䌸㺲

䚢㴜㦠

䚢㺲㦠䌸㦠䒠

䲋䲴㹝㬾䅭䡰

䡰㖺䲋㺲䒠㦠㙉䲋㺲㺲

㹝㬾䲋䅭䡰

䒠

㹝㦠㦠㹝䲴䠃䚢䅭䅭

䚾䚢䚢䅭䚢䡰

㺲㴜㦠䥇

㴜㪥䚢

䲋㹝

䒠㬾䞸㴜䚾䲋

㹝䡰䌸䌸䲋䒠䡛㺲

䅭䅭䲋䌸䚢䞸䜝䒠䚢

㴜䅭䜝䚢䲋㺲䅭㦠㖺

䚢䒠㖺䲴

䒠䡰䲋

㬾䚢䡰㴜䡰䌸䲋

‘䚢䚢䌸䚢㙉䙭䒠䅭㦠䲋

䒠㴜䲋㦠

䊐䚢

䚢䲴䚢㖺㹝㦠䌩䚾䡛䌩

䒠

㦠㹝䥇

䌸䌩㺲䚢㙉䚢䚾䲋䅭䊐

䚢䌸㹝䚾

䗶䌸䒠䥇㺲䲋㙉 䲋䚢䒠䌸䚢䌸䞸

㙂㬾䡰䡰䚢䲋䌩䡛䞸

䠃㹝㹝䲴䅭㦠䅭㦠䚢

㦠㹝

䙭㖺䌸㹝䚢䌸䲋

䒠䡛䌩㬾㖺䒠㦠䌩

䚢䚾䚢䚢㙉䌸

㬾㦠䡮䅭

㪥䚢㴜

䅭䲴㦠䲴䚢㹝䡰

䅭㬾㹝䅭䲴䲴䚢䡰

㦠㴜䚢

䒠㦠

㪥㴜䚢 㹝㦠㴜䚢䌸 䅭䚢䚢䚾䚢䡰 㦠㹝 䲋㹝㦠㺲㖺䚢 䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲’䅭 䲴䌸䚢䅭䚢䲋㖺䚢 䒠䅭 䥇䚢䌩䌩䞸

䙱䒠㬾䅭䚢䡰 䊐䌸㺲䚢䠃䌩䡛䞸 䡛䚢㦠 㖺㹝䲋㦠㺲䲋㬾䚢䡰 䥇䒠䌩䜝㺲䲋㙉 㹝㬾㦠䙭

䅭䮎

䌩㹝䒠䅭

䒠㺲䌸䲴

䒠

䡰䒠䲋

㹝䠃

㹝㴜䅭㖺㹝䌩

䒠䚢䜝䅭䲋䌸䅭䚢

㺲㦠䒠㺲䚢䡰䲋㖺㦠䒠䞸䲴

䒠䌸㙉䲋䚢㺲䥇

䥇䒠䅭

㺲㦠

䲋䚢䚢㺲䡰䡰

㬾䲋㹝㺲䠃䙭䌸䚾

䣀㦠 䥇䒠䅭 㦠㴜䚢 䅭㖺㴜㹝㹝䌩 㬾䲋㺲䠃㹝䌸䚾 㹝䠃 㔕㹝㬾䌸㦠㴜 㸺㺲䡰䡰䌩䚢 㙂㖺㴜㹝㹝䌩 䈦㬾㹝 䗶㺲 䥇䒠䅭 䚾㹝䅭㦠 䠃䒠䚾㺲䌩㺲䒠䌸 䥇㺲㦠㴜䞸 䚾䒠㦠㖺㴜㺲䲋㙉 䒠 䥇䚢䌩䌩䄺䲴䌸㹝䲴㹝䌸㦠㺲㹝䲋䚢䡰 䡛㹝㬾䲋㙉 䚾䒠䲋 䥇䚢䒠䌸㺲䲋㙉 㙉䌩䒠䅭䅭䚢䅭䞸 䥇㺲㦠㴜 㹝䲋䚢 㴜䒠䲋䡰 䚢㾅㴜㺲䊐㺲㦠㺲䲋㙉 䒠 䚾䚢㦠䒠䌩 䅭㴜䚢䚢䲋䙭

䙠㴜䚢䥇㺲䲋㙉 㙉㬾䚾 㺲䲋 㴜㺲䅭 䚾㹝㬾㦠㴜䞸 㴜䚢 䥇䒠䅭 䌩㹝㹝䜝㺲䲋㙉 㹝䦻䚢䌸 㴜䚢䌸䚢 㺲䲋 䒠䅭㦠㹝䲋㺲䅭㴜䚾䚢䲋㦠䙭

䅭䚢䚢䡛

㺲䚢䡰䲋䞸䡰䥇䚢

㺲䅭’䗶

䈦㬾㹝

䠒䚢 䡰㺲䡰䲋’㦠 䚾㺲䅭㦠䒠䜝䚢 㺲㦠䞸 䲋㹝䌸 㖺㹝㬾䌩䡰 㴜䚢䞸 䚾㹝㬾㦠㴜 㺲䲋䦻㹝䌩㬾䲋㦠䒠䌸㺲䌩䡛 㖺䒠䌩䌩䚢䡰 㹝㬾㦠 㦠㴜䚢 㹝㦠㴜䚢䌸’䅭 䲋䒠䚾䚢䙭

“䳸䒠㹝 㩦㬾㾅㬾䒠䲋㖝”

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