Clouds. Birds are quiet. Miss Saeki isn't wearing blue today. "Can't choose where you're born, but where you die you can- to some degree."
This is so weird. Why would Kafka tell Miss Saeki that he wants to sleep with her? Why would he ask her to sleep with him if he thinks she is his mother? The age difference is so strange.
"Close the door when you leave." Metaphorical meaning? Like the door to the room that used to be open. She is telling him to close that door into her dream world when he leaves? The Kafka then that she loved and the Kafka Tamura who is standing in front of her now. Maybe she is telling Old Kafka to close that door when he leaves. When he died. Will he ever leave her spiritual world? Is he even there still? Are the Kafkas the same?
"In the eye of the storm." so chaos is all around them?
Oshima feels sad "when the moon turns blue, when birds fly south."
"A fond, old, faraway room." Like what Miss Saeki said about the two chords. The door is closed now...
Why does Kafka repeat exactly what Oshima said about the Spanish Civil War? What does it mean?
Old Kafka took over Kafka Tamura?
"I put my arm around her. You put your arm around her. "
Hollow of time. Volcanic lake metaphor again. This time he hears the engine.
"Far away a crow caws." Crows... seem important. They remind me of Edgar Allen Poe. Dark. Black. Reminds me of death. Loneliness. I don't really know what they symbolize though.
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