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Parasite Men 3 Bilingual Edition: English and Japanese

By: Miwako Kiritani
Narrated by: Miwako Kiritani, Ken Harry, Shiro Yamamoto, Chloe Thornton
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 This last volume focuses on the development of the lives of the two parasite men.
The second parasite man, Kenta, finally takes center stage, causing a significant upheaval in Anzai's life.
Yukio is grappling with the idea of immigrating to the USA and is feeling stressed due to the meddling of his brother and friends.
This is bilingual, English, and Japanese. It is suitable for language learners.
最終巻である３巻では二人のパラサイトマンの人生がどう自立に向かっていくかがメイン。
健太がゲイとわかって再会を果たした安西は、健太に翻弄され、また健太自身も自分の天職はホストだと信じていたことに疑問を持ち始める。
一方幸雄はアメリカ移住への焦りと家族や友人との関係からストレス過多となり、周りが見えなくなり始める。
幸雄の同期もそれぞれの人生に向けて歩み始めるが、それは代償が伴うものであった。
©Miwako Kiritani, Shiro Yamamoto, Harry Ken and Chloe Thornton (P)2023 Audible, Inc. Contemporary Literature & Fiction

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