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The final chapter of the book is entitled, "Vanished into the Clouds." It consisted only of the title and a blank page.
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the "Third Princess"
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The book is considered to be the first novel. It is more than twice as long as ''War and Peace''.
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Reverted edits by JessicaT (Talk) to last version by ETrundel
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'"And ours too" was the first thing I thought when I saw this. I suspect it will be the same for many.
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he dies miserably
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a plot summary which is much more detailed and accurate than Wikipedia's whitewash
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Although fictional, the Tale of Genji is taken to be an accurate representation of aristocratic life in the middle of the Heian period
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Some corrections; I'm not too sure about 'kidnapping' either. It wasn't an agreed transfer, but it also wasn't a kidnapping in the worst sense of the word.
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Gender Relations in The Tale of Genji
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okay, it was 1,000 years ago, but "classic"?
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foreshadowing of the Rape of Nanking and the Comfort Women episode?
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