The summer resort where Seiichi lived as a child, the Kisaragi family and the doll Kurenai, are usually bound by this land. The author uses whether Kurenai leaves Izé and how she breaks free from her constraints as entry points to compare the beginning and end of the story.
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The summer resort where Seiichi lived as a child, the Kisaragi family and the doll Kurenai, are usually bound by this land. The author uses whether Kurenai leaves Izé and how she breaks free from her constraints as entry points to compare the beginning and end of the story.
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