As Shizuru remained quiet and deep in thought, she was trying to make sense of her feelings towards Hino. She felt conflicted between her love and admiration for him, and her fear and disappointment at his recklessness. She was torn between her heart and her mind on what she should say to him.
She wanted to tell him how much he meant to her and about their future together, but she was also angry at him for putting her through such worry and distress. She was unsure of how to approach the conversation with Hino.
As Hino slowly recovered from his wounds, he saw Vladmir come to visit him. Vladmir's wife was beside him, and she thanked Hino for saving their daughter during the assassination attempt. Vladmir then spoke to Hino and said, "Listen Hino, I knew you had made your point now okay?"
This comment made Hino pause and think for a moment, he wasn't sure exactly what Vladmir was referring to. But he felt like he had made a change in Vladimir's heart and that he had finally reached him on some level...
"You have a habit of pushing yourself into these situations, this time because of your own personal agendas no less! And you can't deny it, you're all grown up now, so it's time to put aside all these childish antics! Enough of that!"
Vladimir said to Hino in a stern tone, trying to hammer the point across that he needed to stop risking his life for these ridiculous ventures. It seemed that Vladimir understood Hino's passion and commitment, but he was trying to set firm boundaries to ensure that he didn't endanger himself again in the future.
Hino, annoyed by Vladimir's words, quickly responded, "I may not have the smallest, manhood, but let me tell you one thing, when we're talking about injustices and everyone calls me 'schizophrenic', I have a massive one alright?!"
Hino's response was bold and full of confidence, as he refused to take Vladimir's criticism. He was clearly upset and defensive about his past actions and he felt that Vladimir was unfairly judging him. He wanted to make it clear that his actions were justified and that he wasn't just acting irrationally.
Hino stayed silent for a moment, thinking about what Vladimir had said. He felt like his feelings were being invalidated and not heard throughout their conversation. It felt like Vladimir wasn't really trying to understand the deeper meaning of Hino's actions and was instead just dismissing them as crazy and irresponsible.
Hino was frustrated, as he felt that Vladimir wasn't giving him a chance to express himself and to make his points clear. He wanted to be able to explain why he did what he did and why it was important to him. But Vladimir didn't seem to be listening.
Hino stayed silent for a moment, thinking about what Vladimir had said. He felt like his feelings were being invalidated and not heard throughout their conversation. It felt like Vladimir wasn't really trying to understand the deeper meaning of Hino's actions and was instead just dismissing them as crazy and irresponsible.
Hino was frustrated, as he felt that Vladimir wasn't giving him a chance to express himself and to make his points clear. He wanted to be able to explain why he did what he did and why it was important to him. But Vladimir didn't seem to be listening.
Hino was always dedicated to the path of justice, even at the cost of his own well-being. His decision to save Vladmir's daughter was one of courage and noble intentions, but it was also fueled by his hunger for vengeance and his desire to get justice for his daughter Shiori. However, he soon realized that his desire for vengeance was blinding him to the bigger picture and would only cause more harm than good.
Shizuru was caught between her love for Hino and her fear for his safety. She admired his courage and determination, but she was also worried that he would endanger himself again. She had to decide whether to support him in his quest for justice, or to try and stop him from risking his life for the sake of revenge. She was torn between her heart and her mind, but she knew that she had to make a choice, and she hoped that no matter what she chose, it would be the right one.
Even if Hino had an anger towards Vladimir and he had a desire for vengeance, he eventually realized that it was pointless and self-destructive. He eventually decided to let go of his anger and to choose the path of justice instead. Although he didn't forget what Vladimir had done to his daughter and to other people in need, he chose to look forward and work towards improving the world instead of dwelling on the past. Hino ultimately became a symbol of hope and justice for the people, and he worked diligently to create a better world for everyone.
As a character, Hino's progression and growth throughout the book is a key theme that showcases the importance of forgiveness and justice. Through his experiences and encounters with various characters, he learns to let go of his anger and desire for vengeance and to embrace a more positive outlook on life. He learns that holding onto grudges and past misfortunes can be detrimental to the world and he ultimately aims to work towards a better future for all. Hino's growth and development throughout the book is a poignant depiction of the journey that many individuals may take as they work towards becoming better selves and creating a more just world.
As we come to the conclusion of this book, it is important to note that our characters' journeys are ongoing. While they have made progress in their development throughout the story, their stories are not over yet. Hino continues to strive towards being a symbol of hope and justice, while Shizuru continues to confront the conflicting emotions that arise in her heart. Their paths are not over yet and they will surely continue to face new challenges and opportunities for self-growth. So let us not forget the lessons we have learned from our time with Hino and Shizuru and continue to work towards a more just and loving world...
THE END