Taboo of Tarot Page #4
- Year:
- 1999
- 90 min
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You're crazy!
I'm joking.
Come back and see us yourself,
put this behind us.
No, I'm working late today.
You're making a mistake!
I'm with the militia!
I've asked the captains
to find out who's lost his dagger.
It isn't mine.
If it were yours,
I wouldn't be here.
I was informed this morning
that Hyozo Tashiro
isn't carrying a dagger
with his sword.
Hyozo Tashiro?
I see...
You're in a terrible spot.
He must think
you stole Sozaburo from him.
He sees you as his rival.
Jealousy among men
is a horrible thing.
Especially since Tashiro
was his first lover.
You dared steal him away.
I didn't steal anyone!
I know.
Tashiro was a foot soldier,
wasn't he?
Even less.
He was servant to a tenant farmer.
Perhaps he acquired
these practices there.
A samurai can be undone
by the love of men.
He must be Yuzawa's murderer.
One is tempted to take pity on him,
but we can't just let this go.
Let's kill him.
He's touched by a certain madness.
Who knows what problems
he can make for us.
Some would exploit this
Hijikata, this must be kept secret.
But who will kill him?
Sozaburo Kano.
That's a little...
"cruel.
Can he manage alone?
Tashiro is his equal.
Yes, he can do it.
I'm not so sure.
He could be killed, in fact.
Go as observers.
You and Okita.
That should be enough.
me?
What a burden.
me? Kill Tashiro?
I'll do my best.
"What can he be feeling?
You'll be alone.
We'll be watching from afar.
But... if it goes wrong,
we won't be able to step in.
We can only watch. Understand?
Kano.
Why do you keep those locks?
No reason.
Cut them off.
Let me keep them a while.
Why?
I made a vow.
Right here is fine.
Why Sozaburo Kano?
Kondo decided.
Why?
I don't know.
Could he be in love with him?
He's not like that.
You know very well.
Still...
Still what?
He doesn't look at him
the way he looks at the others.
Neither do you.
me and Sozaburo?
Soji, could you be jealous
of Sozaburo?
I was brought up
by you and Commander Kondo.
I'm not jealous.
What about the two of you?
What do you mean?
There's a tacit understanding
no one comes between you.
The spirit of the militia.
Anyone who tries to step in,
or if Kondo makes a friend,
you nip it in the bud.
Soji, shut up!
I've just read a good book.
The doctor told me to rest
so I read
"Tale of the Rain and the moon",
including "A Vow Between Two men".
The story of a scholar
who takes care
of a samurai who'd fallen
ill while traveling.
After a while, they grow close
and take an oath
of everlasting friendship.
But the samurai
must return to his group.
Se he leaves,
promising he'll return
the following year, September 9th.
Time passes.
Chrysanthemum season comes around.
The morning of the 9th,
the scholar and his mother
prepare flowers, sake and fish.
But the samurai doesn't come.
The scholar's mother
tries to comfort him, in vain.
He comes outside his house.
The moon is behind the mountains.
All is dark.
He's about to go back inside
when he sees a man in the shadows.
The samurai has come.
He shows him inside.
The samurai seems strangely
sad and quiet.
He won't eat or drink.
Suddenly he says
he no longer belongs to this world.
On the journey home,
he'd been taken prisoner.
He couldn't escape.
So he killed himself
and kept his promise.
His spirit was carried on the wind.
Lovely.
Yes. And the moral is,
avoid frivolous people
and surround yourself
with friends you can count on.
I think the two men in the story
have feelings of love.
Otherwise, why kill yourself
in order to keep your word?
Even the title suggests it.
No...
What is it?
Nothing.
Soji,
could it be you're in love
with Sozaburo?
What?
You know I'm not like that.
Yes, but...
Why do you read that kind of book?
And why
do you think all this up?
I don't understand these people.
I hate them.
I hate Tashiro and Sozaburo.
I can't stand them.
gives me a chill.
But I love beautiful stories.
Don't you, Hijikata?
Here they are.
You betrayed me.
You murdered Yuzawa
and ambushed Sgt. Yamazaki.
There is proof.
The rules say you must die.
What proof do you have?
"Could we have been mistaken?
Sozaburo, you killed Yuzawa.
You stole my dagger
to implicate me.
Forgive me.
What did he say?
I couldn't hear.
Tashiro was completely thrown.
What did Sozaburo tell him?
Even if we heard,
we wouldn't have understood.
Perhaps they were words
shared by lovers.
I forgot something.
I must go back.
Soji...
You didn't love Sozaburo
but he loved you.
Destroy him.
Okita!
Sozaburo was too beautiful.
men took advantage of him.
He was possessed by evil.
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