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K's letters are addressed to the hermaphrodite Big Brother Gii, whom Oe later identified as the composite of all the people who had guided him as his 'patron.'
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As K's sympathetic critic, counselor, and correspondent, Gii embraces the myths and legends of the village in the valley as real, and yearns for the resurrection of 'The One Who Destroys.'
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Named New Big Brother Gii in the trilogy, the son is the last repository and expositor of his village's oral tradition.
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He is anointed as the successor of the original Big Brother Gii during the village matriarch's cremation, when the bird that holds her departing soul in its beak transfers the soul to him.
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Cry, for example, occurs a transformation of the crime which once gave Gii ten years in prison, but also a revision of his material about the life of their ancestors.
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Brother Gii, who is presented to us as the dominant figure in the narrator's life, is thus a literary invention, a counter-figure who embodies the latter's dream of remaining in the woodland of his ancestors, reading Dante.
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In its protagonist, Frére - Gii, Oe has created a character who achieves his dream of never leaving the village in the forest on his native island of Shikoku.
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He wouldn't have needed a minute's conversation with him to be reminded of the cue-word 'Fut-Gii'.
Caller from Eternity Brand, Kurt 1976
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This man brought him greetings from 'Fut-Gii' and he was to meet him at 4: 30 a.m.
Caller from Eternity Brand, Kurt 1976
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Fut-Gii had been a relatively unimportant Springer.
Caller from Eternity Brand, Kurt 1976
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