The sculptor's name is Koichi Tamura. Really weird. Kafka's father? Not Johnnie Walker? Is Koichi Tamura really Johnnie Walker? But it's weird. No fingerprints. There were no cats though. No cat heads or hearts. So he is not Johnnie Walker? Johnnie Walker doesn't exist? But then did Nakata kill Kafka's father? A sculptor? I am so confused. Koichi's art's theme was the human subconscious. I wonder how Kafka feels about all this. What about the blood from the day that Kafka lost his consciousness? The butterfly shaped blood. His father was murdered that same night.
Kafka's story is like Oedipus. "There's irony involved".
"Man doesn't choose fate. Fate chooses man."People are drawn into tragedies by their virtues...
The fish, leeches, and millipedes only fell when there were no clouds in the sky. It reminds me of the locust plagues.
So Kafka's dad said, "Someday you will murder your father and be with your mother and sister." Is the prophecy true? Did Kafka leave his body and kill his father? Nakata did say he didn't feel like himself anymore. What if Kafka took over Nakata's body. So is Nakata Kafka's other half?
Why would Kafka's father do a DNA test? To show Kafka that they are really blood related? So that he would know unlike Oedipus? He can't escape fate. "Distance won't solve anything".
"That's the night I see a ghost." Is it his father's ghost? Reminds me of Hamlet.
I'm a bit confused. If Kafka took over Nakata's body, is Johnnie Walker the sculptor? But why is he naked? And where are the cats? Or are they different people? And both Nakata AND Kafka stabbed men in the chest. But then where is Johnnie Walker's body?
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