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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Kochan's [[UnusualEuphemism bad habit]] starts when he sees one of his father's art books.
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* MyBelovedSmother: Well, Grandsmother: Kochan's grandmother basically kidnaps the boy, prevents him from seeing his parents and demands his constant company. This changes after she becomes too ill to look after him and sends him back home.
* WriteWhoYouKnow: While technically fiction, everyone who knew the author claims that it is very clearly an autobiography in all but name.
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* MyBelovedSmother: Well, Grandsmother: Kochan's grandmother basically kidnaps the boy, prevents him from seeing his parents and demands his constant company. This changes after she becomes too ill to look after him and sends him back home.
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* MyBelovedSmother: Well, Grandsmother: Kochan's grandmother basically kidnaps the boy, prevents him from seeing his parents and demands his constant company. This changes after she becomes too ill to look after him and sends him back home.home.
* WriteWhoYouKnow: While technically fiction, everyone who knew the author claims that it is very clearly an autobiography in all but name.
* WriteWhoYouKnow: While technically fiction, everyone who knew the author claims that it is very clearly an autobiography in all but name.
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The second novel by Creator/YukioMishima that was published in 1949 and launched his career as a writer.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Kochans' [[UnusualEuphemism bad habit]] starts when he sees one of his father's art books.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Kochans' Kochan's [[UnusualEuphemism bad habit]] starts when he sees one of his father's art books.
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* [[MyBelovedSmother My Beloved Grandsmother]]: MyBelovedSmother: Well, Grandsmother: Kochan's grandmother basically kidnaps the boy, prevents him from seeing his parents and demands his constant company. This changes after she becomes too ill to look after him and sends him back home.
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* [[MyBelovedSmother My Beloved Grandsmother]]: Kochans' grandmother, Kochan's grandmother basically kidnaps the boy and boy, prevents him from seeing his parents and demands his constant company. This changes after she becomes too ill to look after him and sends him back home.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Kochans' [[UnusualEuphemism bad habit]] starts when he sees one of his fathers' art books.
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* [[MyBelovedSmother My Beloved Grandsmother]]Grandsmother]]: Kochans' grandmother, basically kidnaps the boy and prevents him from seeing his parents and demands his constant company. This changes after she becomes too ill to look after him and sends him back home.
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The second novel by YukioMishima that was published in 1949 and launched his career as a writer.
It is the story of Kochan who is raised during Japan’s era of right-wing militarism and Imperialism. From a very early age he struggles to fit into society, not helped by his homosexuality and less than ideal health.
The story is strongly autobiographical.
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!!''Confessions of a Mask'' provides examples of:
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Kochans' [[UnusualEuphemism bad habit]] starts when he sees one of his fathers' art books.
* BeneathTheMask: Where the title comes from. One of the biggest themes is how Kochan tries to appear normal.
* ClosetKey: The famous painting of a bare-chested Saint Sebastian being pierced by arrows is this for Kochan.
* InterplayOfSexAndViolence: Fantasies of sex, pain, and death are deeply interconnected in Kochan's mind.
* [[MyBelovedSmother My Beloved Grandsmother]]
It is the story of Kochan who is raised during Japan’s era of right-wing militarism and Imperialism. From a very early age he struggles to fit into society, not helped by his homosexuality and less than ideal health.
The story is strongly autobiographical.
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!!''Confessions of a Mask'' provides examples of:
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Kochans' [[UnusualEuphemism bad habit]] starts when he sees one of his fathers' art books.
* BeneathTheMask: Where the title comes from. One of the biggest themes is how Kochan tries to appear normal.
* ClosetKey: The famous painting of a bare-chested Saint Sebastian being pierced by arrows is this for Kochan.
* InterplayOfSexAndViolence: Fantasies of sex, pain, and death are deeply interconnected in Kochan's mind.
* [[MyBelovedSmother My Beloved Grandsmother]]
