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The Sound of Waves CH. 12: Symbolism, Legends, and the Impact of Separation

In Chapter Twelve of "The Sound of Waves," the narrative explores the legend of Prince Deki and its similarities to the protagonist's journey. Shinji's mother, previously passive, takes a pivotal role in this chapter, transforming due to unforeseen circumstances. The chapter delves into the symbolism of an unknown ship that represents Shinji's internal struggles, contrasting the tale with tragic romances like "Romeo and Juliet." Through reflection and depth, it highlights themes of separation, destiny, and personal growth in the face of societal expectations.

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The Sound of Waves CH. 12: Symbolism, Legends, and the Impact of Separation

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  1. The Sound of WavesCH 12: The Pain of Separation Mother’s Attempt to Help The Fallout From the Rumor Shinji’s Reflections Prince Deki Legend Secrets Uncovered by Uncle Teru

  2. The Sound of WavesCH 12: The Pain of Separation Chapter Twelve This chapter introduces the legend of Prince Deki. What similarities can you find between the novel up to this point and the legend? What role does it [the legend] play in this story? Shinji’s mother has played a passive role up to this point; how does she change in this chapter? What causes this change? On p. 131, we see that from a distance, the “unknown from a distance…[left] his heart peaceful, but once he himself had boarded the unknown and set sail, uneasiness and despair, confusion and anguish…borne down upon him. Explain the symbolism behind the unknown ship. How does this chapter serve differentiate this story from tragic romances such as Romeo & Juliet?

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