Shogo Shi Character Analysis Answers

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Shogo Chikaishi: Character Perspective Prologue Since Shogo Chikaishi was born, he never received any rightful expression of Love from the woman who gave birth to him. Growing up, Shogo was perplexed with his identity, not being sure who his father was. Her mother used to present him different man as his father, and it seemed the woman does not care with anything concerning her son. One time, Shogo was shocked to behold her mother with another man in a room, and since then, he is repugnant of everything that shows act of love. The wrong orientation of Love made him vicious and furious in everything that projects love. Soon, he was delivered to a mental institution after officials caught him killed a hen, which made them think Shogo might also be capable of murdering people. Examining his medical history, the head doctor of the institution, Doctor Enoki, concluded that he is severe, and then, placed Shogo in a shock therapy, to try clearing the illness inside his head. While unconscious, he met the Greek goddess of wisdom, Athena, who accused him of disdaining the beauty and sanctity of love and condemned him to eternal suffering before he will be united to one woman who Shogo will love again and again. Chapter 1: Die Blumen Und Die Leiche (Flowers and the Corpse) …show more content…

Inside the train, Shogo noticed a Jewish prisoner named Elise, who catches his heart. When an air raid happened, he tried to help Elise escape. Then, Shogo looked for her in the woods but Elise shoots him to take revenge for her deceased parents. Suddenly, two storm troopers came who beaten and raped Elise. Side by side, Shogo and Elise conversed and soon, stated their love with each other before they lose their last breath. This is the first change on Shogo’s view on Love. He supposed that “Love at first sight” is a true concept thence, he thought that this kind of Love is the ground for people to become

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