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4[[https://safebooru.donmai.us/pools/2444 Sweet Piglet]] (also known as ''Master and Piglet'') is a children's book written and drawn by Midori Harada (who is known for doing artwork for Franchise/{{Pokemon}}). ''Sweet Piglet'' chronicles the life of a man and his pet piglet, up until the man's death of illness and the piglet wanting to see its master again.
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6!Tropes for ''Sweet Piglet'':
7* AmbiguousGender: The piglet is never referred to as he or she (save for one apparent translation error), just it.
8* ChildrenAreInnocent: The titular piglet, which makes the situation all the more tragic, as they don't understand why its Master is gone or why they can't join him.
9* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:The Piglet apparently dies and joins its master in the afterlife.]]
10* DrivenToSuicide: Apparently, the piglet, seeing as it had gone to a butcher wanting to be a meat. The Butcher turns him away.
11* ForegoneConclusion: We have some layer of this, earlier in the story, when the Master starts getting a mysterious pain in his back and, after awhile, he's made to go to the doctor, who informs he's to be hospitalized. Things go downhill for the Piglet from there.
12* HousepetPig: The Master has a loyal pet piglet who loves him dearly.
13* NoNameGiven: The Master and the Piglet, actually, no one is named.
14* RadiographOfDoom: When the Master is at the doctor's, we see X-rays with what looks like a mass in the background.
15%% * ShoutOut: To UsefulNotes/{{Hachiko}}
16* SnowMeansDeath: In the end, the piglet [[spoiler: apparently dies in the beginning of winter, seeing its master again.]]
17* SoapOperaDisease: We never find out what the master's illness was besides that it was terminal.
18* TogetherInDeath: Implied [[spoiler: to the case in with the piglet and its master in the end.]]
19* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Cabbage is the Piglet's.
20* UndyingLoyalty: The Piglet, who continuously visits its Master's grave and lays flowers on it

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