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Childan
knew
that
for
a
Japanese
such
as
Paul
to
force
his
ideas
on
other
persons
was
an
almost
incredible
situation
.
"
The
result
,
"
Paul
said
,
"
was
sanguine
.
They
were
able
to
adopt
under
such
duress
my
viewpoint
;
they
perceived
what
I
had
delineated
.
So
it
was
worth
it
.
Having
done
that
,
I
rested
.
Nothing
more
,
Robert
.
I
am
exhausted
.
"
He
laid
the
pin
back
in
the
box
.
"
Responsibility
with
me
has
ended
.
Discharged
.
"
He
pushed
the
box
to
Childan
.
"
Sir
,
it
’
s
yours
,
"
Childan
said
,
feeling
apprehensive
;
the
situation
did
not
fit
any
model
he
had
ever
experienced
.
A
high
-
placed
Japanese
lauding
to
the
skies
a
gift
grafted
to
him
—
and
then
returning
it
.
Childan
felt
his
knees
wobble
.
He
did
not
have
any
idea
what
to
do
;
he
stood
plucking
at
his
sleeve
,
his
face
flushing
.
Calmly
,
even
harshly
,
Paul
said
,
"
Robert
,
you
must
face
reality
with
more
courage
.
"
Blanching
,
Childan
stammered
,
"
I
’
m
confused
by
—
"
Paul
stood
up
,
facing
him
.
"
Take
heed
.
The
task
is
yours
.
You
are
the
sole
agent
for
this
piece
and
others
of
its
ilk
.
Also
you
are
a
professional
.
Withdraw
for
a
period
into
isolation
.
Meditate
,
possibly
consult
the
Book
of
Changes
.
Then
study
your
window
displays
,
your
ads
,
your
system
of
merchandising
.
"
Childan
gaped
at
him
.
"
You
will
see
your
way
,
"
Paul
said
.
"
How
you
must
go
about
putting
these
objects
over
in
a
big
fashion
.
"
Childan
felt
stunned
.
The
man
’
s
telling
me
I
’
m
obliged
to
assume
moral
responsibility
for
the
Edfrank
jewelry
!
Crackpot
neurotic
Japanese
world
view
:
nothing
less
than
number
-
one
spiritual
and
business
relationship
with
the
jewelry
tolerable
in
the
eyes
of
Paul
Kasoura
.
And
the
worst
part
of
it
was
that
Paul
certainly
spoke
with
authority
,
right
out
of
dead
center
of
Japanese
culture
and
tradition
.
