Answer: At the conclusion of the big bell's soul, O-Yuki inquired of Minokichi about the White Woman, to whom they then told the night at the fisherman's hut. Yuki then claimed it was her and warned him if the children ever complained about him. Then she said goodbye and left.
This story takes place in a town called Iwate in Northern Japan.
Bell was almost slain by a goblin in the past and was saved by his grandfather. After his grandfather died, he decided to leave the hamlet and travel to the region of Orario to realize his aspirations. However, he was attacked by a giant worm named Morbius who was sent by Mortem Animi to kill him. But thanks to his sword that was given to him by his father before he died, he killed the beast.
After this incident, he decided to stay in Orario and work as a crane operator at the new capital city of Nagoya built by Kurokawa Kiyonori. One day while working, he saw the construction site of Rashtrapati Bhavan being looted by rebels led by Subhas Chandra Bose. He went up in the crane and dropped a bag with money in it at the right spot. The rebels stopped looting and looked inside the bag but then one of them threw it away as if it was trash.
Later on, when President of India travels to Nagoya for the inauguration of the new government house, he finds the crane there with the bag full of money. This proves that Bell did not throw the bag away but instead used it as a donation for the cause of Indian independence.
Because of his youth and inexperience, it was implied that Bell's soul is obvious. When the slaves and Arry in Freya's Souls were melancholy or had a great concern on their mind, they became gray and clouded like smoke. But when they laughed or smiled, they returned to their original color.
This theory is supported by the fact that when Arry was alive, he showed no interest in becoming invisible, which would have required him to learn how. Instead, he chose to behave as normally as possible despite having a slave behind him. This shows that even though Arry was old and blind, he still had a sense of humor and did not take himself too seriously.
Another example is when the slaves are working on the fields and someone comes along and scares them, their actual color will change from gray to black. However, if they stay in one place for too long of a time, they will turn white again because they are now wasting energy being afraid. This also shows that they can see light even though they are occupied at the moment because otherwise they would be unable to detect movement.
In conclusion, since Arry was able to see and laugh even though he was old and blind, this proves that his soul was visible just like anyone else's.
The story's climax occurs when Ko-Ngai-Ngai dives into the mixing of the elements required to make the bell and saves her father's life. Thereafter, he becomes the first person ever made into a dragon.
The climax of the story is twofold. First, it is the culmination of all the character development that has occurred throughout the story. By saving his father from death, Ko-Ngai-Ngai has shown himself to be a brave and courageous boy who will not back down from a challenge. This inspires his father to make him a dragon, ensuring that he will never be killed by human beings.
Secondly, the story's climax serves as a turning point in terms of plot progression. Up until this point, the characters have been trying to find a way to rescue their friend. Once they do so, there are no further obstacles placed in their path, meaning that they can finally return home.
Thus, the climax of the story is where the conflict reaches its peak and the tension rises to the highest level. It is also where the characters interact with each other the most emotionally. The climax of a story should leave us with a feeling of excitement or happiness because that is how we know that the story has succeeded.
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