Nice to meet you, Joker.
My name is Urakami Tetsuya from Nagomi-an.
You recently lost your grandfather, didn't you?
Even though Joker is a teenager and young, it makes me bow my head because of his grandfather's filial piety, such as going to nursing care on his days off. You did your best, and I'm sure your grandfather was happy too
That grandfather came up in his dream and was told horrible words, and it is said that Joker also feels afraid.
Depending on the era, “dream announcements” have been thought to be extremely important, but from the current way of capturing it, we should think that “things that Joker himself is very concerned about appeared in dreams.”
Joker was cared for by his grandfather, and I think there were things he worried about and regretted during that time. For example, they weren't able to be present when they passed away, or they weren't able to do what they were asked to do.
The person who died has become a Buddha.
He is neither a ghost nor an evil spirit; he is a precious and kind Buddha.
Will my grandfather, who has become a Buddha, try to take the life of his cute grandson who took care of him? That's not possible.
Even if the Joker breaks his leg, the thought of a grandfather who became a Buddha would say, “Even if he has a handicap in his leg, I'm watching over his own life so that he can move forward well in his own life.”
Incidentally, it “breaks the foot,” but isn't there any cause for concern about this?
But this doesn't actually break Joker's leg either.
So don't worry.
Please enjoy the year-end and New Year holidays.
