High school days | bsd

18

ONE DAY

Ango and oda in teacher's room.

Ango :- What are you doing oda ?

Oda :- Just checking the forms which were handed out to students earlier.

Ango :- Huhh I didn't knew about that .

Oda :- Ohh these forms were my idea . I wanted to know more about the students.

Ango :- So did you find something.

Oda *laughing* :- Of course . You gotta see the hobbies on these two forms.

FORM 1

NAME :- Dazai osamu

HOBBIES :- To find different ways to harass a slug.

Oda :- An animal lover. How rare.

Ango :- I don't think so !!

FORM 2

NAME :- Nakahara chuuya

HOBBIES :- To find different ways to kill a certain mackerel.

Oda :- Ohh so he wants to become a fisherman.

Ango :- This is not what it means, oda.

Oda :- Ohh yes here check out the likes and dislikes in these forms

FORM 5

NAME :- Akutagawa ryunosuke

LIKES :- Jinko

DISLIKES :- Jinko

Oda :- So he likes fantasy world. I'll take a note.

Ango :- Pretty sure he needs therapy.

Oda :- Here look at this one .

FORM 6

NAME :- Nakajima atsushi

DISLIKES :- Himself

Oda :- Poor kid. Look there are more interesting forms.

Ango :- *Too shocked to say anything*

FORM 9

NAME :- Yosano akiko

LIKES :- To dissect things and living beings.

FORM 11

NAME :- Kunikida doppo

LIKES :- My ideals

DISLIKES :- To shout at dazai to make him work.

FORM 14

NAME :- Akutagawa gin

LIKES :- swords, battles

FORM 18

NAME :- Ichiyo higuchi

LIKES :- Senpai , guns .

Ango :- What are you planning to do with these kids, they sound like troublemakers.

Oda :- I don't know but they look like a bunch of interesting kids to me.

Ango :- I'll never understand you and your kids *sighs*

FACT :-

Sakaguchi Ango said that Oda is "a man who formed one generation of readers" and "His writing reads very smoothly":

Ikeda: I would like to ask you about Mr. Oda (Sakunosuke).

Sakaguchi: Let's not talk about literature.

Reporter: I can't allow that. (laughter)

Sakaguchi: Oda is a man who formed one generation of readers so in that way his writings are good. His writing reads very smoothly, which is extremely important.

- Sakaguchi Ango, "Eroticism and Literature" Interview