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Wednesday, August 3, 2005

Synchronicity: Bringing back Sesshomaru
*episode 2*

A day has past since Kohaku confronted Tattoimaru, and Sango and he haven’t exchanged five words. Kagome has been trying to calm her friend, with little luck. They have all returned to Kaede’s village and Inuyasha and Kagome have given the others the barebones outline of their encounter with Da-ku Koneko. Finally having attained some measure of her composure, Sango confronts her brother. “Why? Tell me why you did it.” Kohaku says, “Because you couldn’t.” Puzzled, she asks, “What do you mean, I couldn’t.” He says, “None of you would have killed him.” Sango says, “That means you should?” Kohaku turns away, “You wouldn’t understand.” Sango grabs him by the shoulder and forcibly turns him toward her. “Explain it to me.” she commands. Sighing, Kohaku says, “I don’t know if she told you; but, before he took the shards from Kagura, Tattoimaru whispered something in my ear. He thought I was unconscious. He said, I could have been the one he chose. That I would have been a better son then he would be for Naraku. But that I had been too weak, and that now it was too late.” He continues, “Naraku offered that to me; that I could become like him. But even with all the control he had over me, I was still able to refuse. That boy, he didn’t need convincing. He was eager to become like that monster. If he completes that transformation, he could become more powerful and more evil than Naraku. He has to be stopped, and there’s only one way to do that.” Sango asks, “Is human life so worthless to you?” Kohaku says, “I’ve already spilt too much blood; what’s one more body?” Hanging her head, Sango walks away.
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