The novel ending of pinball game

At the end of the pinball novel, Noah committed suicide.

The story of Pinball Game mainly tells the ups and downs of a Korean family who immigrated to Japan for four generations. Junko is an ordinary peasant girl. She has no dazzling and beautiful appearance, but an honest and brave heart. The innocent teenager Shunza fell in love with the gangster Gao. After Junko is pregnant, she wants to marry her lover and get happiness, but she doesn't want Gao Hanxiu to have a wife and daughter. Junko finally refused to be his mistress. ?

The priest who stayed at Junko's house saved Junko's life. He married Junko and took him to Japan. Junko was going to start a new life, but the war linked Junko and Gao.

Because of the outbreak of the war, Gao secretly helped tide over the difficulties and even saved a family's life. Junko is a girl with strong self-esteem. She wanted to refuse Gao's help, but she finally had to accept it for the sake of family life.

Meeting Gao is lucky, because she has an excellent son like Noah, and because the family can still live in order during the war. Meeting Gao is also the biggest misfortune, because she has been in the shadow of Gao all her life, because her son finally chose to commit suicide because she loved him and could not marry him. ?

In addition to direct play, pinball games have created many images. For example, Noah, who wanted to change his fate through reading, didn't give up reading even in the most difficult time. The pure soul couldn't stand a trace of pollution, so the boy who led an honest and clean life finally chose to commit suicide. ?

Unlike his brother, Moses chose to reconcile with his own destiny very early. He chose to live as a Korean. He is engaged in pinball, but he is a diligent and honest man. He finally lived a rich life and sent his son to the United States for a good education. If he can't change the environment, he will try to send the next generation out. ?

The ending of Pinball Game is not perfect, but it is also beautiful enough. Junko worked hard all his life and finally wanted to live for himself.