The following is a quote: Sometimes, hope can only be found in blunt words. Three stories from Yoshitake Shinsuke's "Why Do People Live?" "Memen, Mori, and the Small Plate" Mori breaks a plate that Memen made. "It was the only plate in the world..." Mori frets endlessly, but Memen encourages him, "It's okay, we can just make another one." "Memen, Mori, and the Dirty Snowman" Snow fell overnight. Memen and Mori excitedly made a snowman on a sunny morning the next day. But there wasn't enough snow, and it started to melt in the sun, and the finished snowman was different from what they had imagined. Memen and Mori look at the snowman with complicated expressions. But the snowman was calmly looking at their faces. "Memen, Mori, and the Boring Movie" Memen and Mori watched a boring movie. While talking about how they "wasted time," Mori starts to think, "Everyone else is having fun, and it feels like I'm the only one missing out." Memen says to Mori, "Living things don't necessarily live to have fun, you know..." Stored as new. There is a slight defect in the fourth image.