Takumi's Letter

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An excerpt from the John Green novel Looking for Alaska. Dramatic, emotional and powerful, with melancholy undertones.

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)

Transcript

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from the desk of Takumi Higa Hotel. Dear Pudge, I'm sorry I haven't talked to you before. I'm not saying for graduation and we for Japan tomorrow morning. For a long time I was not at you. The way you cut me out of everything hurt me. And so I kept when I knew to myself. But then even after I wasn't mad anymore, I still didn't say anything. And I don't even really know why Hodge had that kiss, I guess. And I have the secret. You've mostly figured this out. But the truth is that I saw her that night. I stayed up late with Laura and some people, and then I was falling asleep and I heard her crying outside my back window. It was like 3 15 that morning, maybe. And I walked in there and saw her walking through the soccer field. I tried to talk to her, but she was in a hurry. She told me that her mother was dead eight years that day and that she always puts flowers on her mother's grave on the anniversary. But she forgot that year here is that they're looking for flowers. But it was too early to wintry. That's how I knew about January ton. I still have no idea whether it was suicide. She was so sad. And I didn't know what to say or do. I think she counted on me to be the one person who would always say and do the right things to help her. But I couldn't. I just thought she was looking for flowers. I didn't know she was gonna go. She was drunk, just trashed drunk. And I really didn't think she would drive or anything. I thought she just cried herself to sleep in the drive to visit her mom the next day or something. But she walked away and then I heard a car start. I don't know what I was thinking. So I let her go to I'm sorry. I know you loved her. It's hard not to love to Comey