The Temple of the Golden Pavilion, tells the story of Mizoguchi, stuttering Buddhist monaco that ignited one of the most beautiful shrines of Kyoto. The burning of the Pavilion came in the summer of 1950 at the hands of a young apprentice of the temple itself. The arsonist set fire in an attempt to double suicide. His hope was to die, along with the pavilion. However, at the last moment he fled up the hill behind the temple. The author of this novel, tries to identify with the protagonist. Speaking in the first person, he talks about the formation of the personality of this boy, describing the obsession that was born in him the beauty, along with efforts to destroy it. Fundamental, in this novel it is not just the contrast with the beauty that is created with the main character, but also the presence of a secondary character, a friend lame and cynical, that in the course of the book says several Zen parables
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