The Twilight Samurai Page #5
Thank you for everything
you've done for me
Please convey my regards
to my colleagues in Stores
I understand. And, uh...
...I'll take responsibility for
those you leave behind
I'll see they are looked after
That's a relief to hear
All the best to you
open my eyes
Looking for the sound, I saw
my father sharpening his sword
He looked so strange it was hard
to believe he was my father
how he looked that night
The Heart Sutra:
The bodhisattva clearly saw
the emptiness of the five states...
...thus relieving misfortune and pain
Form is only emptiness
emptiness only form...
we're going
Kayano!
The Master said:
A man cunningof word and smiling of face...
...is rarely benevolent
Tseng Tzu said:
Each day...Naota, do something for me
Yup
You know Miss Tomoe's house
in Nishikicho, don't you?
Yup
Go there, and speak to
Miss Tomoe
Now, this is important
You have to see
Miss Tomoe herself
And then say...
...'I'm really very sorry, but
could you come right away?
I'll explain why
when you get here.'
All right?
I'm really very sorry...
...but could you come
right away?
I'll explain why...
Uh, I'll explain why...
I'll explain why
when you get here
when you get here
That's fine. Hurry
Look where she laid her egg!
Could you come...
I'll explain why
when you get here
Whatever's the matter
at this hour?
I'm really very sorry...
...but could you come
right away?
when you get here... uh...
He'll explain why?
Squire Seibei sent you
to tell me that?
All right. I'll get ready
I didn't think you'd come
The clan has ordered me
to go and fight...
...another retainer
so I must be properly dressed...
...and I can't do my hair alone
I'm in a bind
so I asked you to come
If you can spare the time
could you help me?
when do you have to go?
The hour of the snake
There's not much time
where's your kimono?
It's laid out over there
Naota, boil some water
who's coming for you?
A clan officer
Naota, will you wait
out by the gate?
Sit down. I'll comb your hair
May I ask why...
...you're going out to fight?
I can't refuse a clan order
Petty I may be
but I'm still a samurai
Bamboo baskets, hampers!
Bamboo baskets, hampers!
Your elder brother...
...asked if I would
take you as my wife
I refused
Did you know that?
Yes, I did
But...
But since that day...
...when I told him no...
...I've started thinking
about you
Now I think of it
ever since we were small...
...and I made dolls
to give you...
you'd come to me as my wife
even after I got married...
...and you married Koda
It's never faded
I'm going out now
to fight to the death
I'm going to win
and return to this house
At that time, if I were
to ask you...
...to be my wife...
...would you accept?
A few days ago I had
a proposal...
...from a retainer in Aizu
I accepted.
I've been very rude
to come here
No
I've been a fool
Please forget everything
I've said
Really? A retainer from Aizu...
That sounds like
Are they here?
Yup
well, I'll be going
Thank you very much
for everything
Um...
...I'm afraid I can't wait here
until you come back
I pray with all my heart...
...that luck is with you
and you come back safely
Naota, see Miss Tomoe home
when she goes
Take care of the kids
Mrs Iguchi...
...how are you today?
Fine, thank you
Of which household
would you be the daughter?
Me?
I am...
...Squire Seibei's
childhood friend...
...Tomoe
Sir...
Squire Iguchi?
Zenemon Yogo has closed himself in
with the shutters down
That is Genba Hattori
Master of Foot
we should remove
his corpse...
...but no one can get in
Take care
Zenemon Yogo is no longer human
He is a beast!
Leave to enter!
Sir Twilight...
So they sent you?
Zenemon Yogo... by order of
the clan, I come for your life
Draw your sword, please
Have a drink?
I know you're all keyed up
but I'm going to run
Run?
Yep
I want you let me get away
If you please
I didn't expect that from the clan's
best one-sword man
My orders are to kill you
I can't let you escape
Don't be so impatient
You can kill me any time
I'd like to talk to you
Have a seat
It's a nice day
Sit down
what's going on?
They're talking
Even if you escaped
where would you go?
Over that mountain and I'm out
of the clan's domain
There are masterless samurai
everywhere
I can lose myself in them
go to Kyoto, to Edo...
If I do that for a few years...
...the world will have changed
The samurai's day is done
This isn't the time
for that talk
Pick up your sword, please
I am under orders
from the clan to...
Like hell!
You're the clan's errand boy
out to claim a reward
Have a drink
I was an errand boy, too
Twelve years ago he was ordered
to commit suicide...
...after a power struggle
within his clan
Then I wandered for seven years
with my wife and daughter...
...in search of a new situation
Seven?
with no income?
Of course not
peasants plant and harvest...
...to get a little rice
Or we'd slink into a temple
and beg alms there sometimes
Three years ago the Unasaka clan
made me an official retainer...
...but by then hardship
had killed my wife
I'm good with a sword
but I'm hard to get along with...
...and I can't hold my liquor
But this time I promised myself
it'd be different
I would do my duty
as a true Unasaka retainer
I worked hard to do that
My superior was
Lord Shima Hasegawa
He liked me, and did
all he could for me
To me...
the tasks of the clan
His orders were the clan's orders
and I carried them out faithfully
what was wrong with that
Twilight?
why do I have to
cut open my stomach?
I haven't come here
to answer...
...that kind of question
I heard your wife died
of consumption. Is that true?
I'm surprised you know that
And her fever went up
as night came on?
Yes
Consumption is a hard disease
And it's catching
My daughter died of consumption
caught from her mother
You're not the only one
who's suffered
How old was your daughter?
Sixteen
when she should have been
a bud swelling into bloom...
...she died...
...nothing but skin and bones
A sad, sad sight
I'm very sorry to hear that
Her ashes
She was a pretty girl
with pale skin
I guess Lord Hasegawa
took pity on me
He gave me money for a funeral
well above my station
If only for that...
...I'm very much in
Lord Hasegawa's debt
what's your stipend?
A sick wife, and children
all on 50 koku?
That must be hard
Doctor and medicine alone cost
a ryo and 2 bu a month
Piece work wouldn't cover that
I borrowed from relatives
but it still wasn't enough
Sometimes we didn't even have
tomorrow's rice left
I know how bad it feels to see
the bottom of your rice chest
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