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Imagine you have found an interesting book. You open it and start reading, what the genre is? You continue reading and notice that one of the heroes is very much like you, what the mission of the hero(ine) is - is the hero(ine) starring or is in background? Going on reading you find out some pages thorn and there is no idea what the history tells, what your imaginations prompts to you? On finishing reading the book you turn the last page, what the final is?

The key: genre of the book, including tragedy, love story, adventure, detective, or comedy, is the school year impressions and it best describes you and your feelings during those years.

The hero whom you have found like you is the person you were in those years, whether you were starring or in background. Or maybe you were a best friend of the starring hero.

The episode, where pages are thorn, presents school years which hurt you more. And the final of the book is how you accepted the graduation.

Based on works by Tadahiko Nagao

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