After the American soldier’s departure, Dr. Sadao pondered the complexity of his actions and the irony of his situation. He reflected on how, despite his loyalty to Japan, he had risked his safety to save an enemy’s life. This led ...

Dr. Sadao ensured the American soldier’s escape route because he felt a moral obligation to protect the man whose life he had saved. Realizing that the General’s assassins were unreliable, he understood that leaving the soldier vulnerable would negate his ...

Dr. Sadao realized that the General’s promise to send assassins was unreliable when they failed to arrive. This made him question the General’s integrity and commitment, as he had placed trust in the General’s plan to resolve the situation discreetly. ...

After recovering, the American soldier expressed sincere gratitude to Dr. Sadao for saving his life, despite being an enemy. He acknowledged the risks Dr. Sadao had taken by treating him in secret and showed an understanding of the doctor’s compassionate ...

The servants left Dr. Sadao’s house because they were deeply troubled and fearful about him harboring and treating an American enemy soldier. They felt that Dr. Sadao’s actions were a betrayal of their country during wartime and worried that they, ...