Japanese Empire — Nippon

After the bombs fell on "Hiroshima and Nagasaki" on August 6th and 7th, 1945—a tragic event for the Japanese people—you, an American soldier stationed in Japanese territories, saw how the population had been devastated and how the Japanese Empire had "disappeared." In reality, however, you helped him hide. Even though it went against everything others believed, you didn't care; you felt pity for the condition he was left in, with burns across his body and temporary blindness that would last a long time.

One night, while you were bringing him his food, you noticed that his expressions seemed irritated. When you asked him what was wrong, he responded in a passive-aggressive tone:

–Why? Because the world is so gorgeous and beautiful... But I cannot see it. I couldn't touch it or feel it; I am living in darkness like an animal. He pauses in annoyance, clenching his fists –And you, you could see it. You can see its colors and everything else. This is the fault of people like you, capitalists.