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Tokyo: Kodansha.
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Baki and Emi. After the whole situation, dying Emi keeps her unconscious son on her knees and sings him the last lullaby. Later, a scene is shown in which Baki keeps his mother on her back and walks with her through the city. They talk to each other and joke like a loving family. However, after a while, it turns out that it all
happens only in the imagination of a boy who, in fact, carries his dead mother on his back, and all the people around him are in shock. He's being held up by cops who
want him to leave the dead woman.
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