People can stand up again and again
"Chi: On the Movement of the Earth
- Vol. 3"
It begins with Rafal, who inherited the light of the heliocentric theory,
moving forward with Grass's feelings in his heart.
Rafal visits the solitary genius monk
Badeni and is entrusted with a stone box containing evidence of the heliocentric theory.
Then, while recruiting new collaborators to prove the heliocentric theory,
he meets a girl who is on the verge of being crushed by the walls of the era.
This girl harbored a passion for learning
even amidst the strong prejudice and despair of "women shouldn't study."
Whether to rediscover the hope she thought she had lost and stick to her will—.
In this volume, "rebirth from despair" and "the resolve to carry through one's will"
are depicted as major themes.
Chi: On the Movement of the Earth (3)
(Big Comics)
Uoto (Author)
In the depths of despair, do you have the resolve to pierce through your will? Rafal, who inherited the feelings of Grass, who was captivated by the "heliocentric theory," visits the solitary genius monk Badeni with a glimmer of hope in his heart and takes over the stone box.
Then, when Rafal and Badeni recruit new collaborators to prove the "heliocentric theory," they find a girl who is crushed by the era that says "women shouldn't study" and is in despair with the world.
Can a person who has lost the hope they once saw and been pushed into the depths of despair seek hope again and carry through their will?
There are two choices available.
Whether to carry through one's will despite everything, or not.
(Big Comics)
Uoto (Author)
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While reading this third volume, I was made to think again about how much the pure feeling of "wanting to learn" has been unreasonably crushed by the walls of era and gender.
I was moved by the sight of the girl rediscovering hope from the depths of despair and trying to face her studies.
What was particularly impressive was the question, "Can a person who has lost hope once carry through their will again?"
Even for us in the modern day, it is not easy to stand up again when we are frustrated by something.
Even so, this volume teaches us that if you have a passion to "know" and "learn" deep in your heart, people can stand up again and again.
What does it feel like to be able to read, Jolenta?
Letters are like a miracle. If you can use them, you can transcend time and place.
If you can use them (letters), you can transcend time and place.
Sometimes I shed tears over information from 200 years ago, and sometimes I laugh at rumors from 1000 years ago.
Can you believe that?
Our era is helplessly trapped in this time.
But only when I read these letters, the people from the past open their mouths to me.
For that moment, I can escape from this era.
Thoughts turned into letters remain in this world and can even move someone in the far future.
Isn't that just like a miracle!
Just as Jolenta's words had a great influence on Glene, I also shuddered at the phrase, "The very fact that you can read is a miracle."
Relating it to myself
Even if I had lived in this era, if there was something I was interested in, I would strongly want to learn, and as I read the story, I found myself relating it to myself.
I feel that the passion for learning and intellectual curiosity are universal, regardless of era or gender.
Summary
Volume 3 of "Chi: On the Movement of the Earth" is a book that teaches us the importance of rediscovering hope from despair and carrying through our will.
For those who want to be moved by the passion for learning and the strength of human will, I definitely want you to read it.
Reading this volume, I myself strongly felt, "I want to believe in my own will and move forward in any era."
It is a masterpiece that makes me feel the preciousness of knowing and learning once again.
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