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I was surprised by my level of identification and sympathy with the protagonist. Soseki has a way of communicating the awkwardness, cowardice, and wonder that small town people can experience when trying to forge an identity in a major metropolis. The contemplative pacing and overall focus on Sanshiro's (occasionally dimwitted) inner life may not appeal to all readers, but I found something in there that truly hit home. Truly enjoyed the read.