End of "A Wolf's Moon." It was so hard not using Japanese throughout the story. But I just gave in at the end.
Not, I'm sure you have lots of questions and are dying to know the answers. Well, I'll answer a few obvious ones. First: the title. This story kinda revolves around the moon and Teku. The moon plays a role in Teku's past. Anyway, the title. Since Teku ish a wolf, the moon ish important to her and is her's. I believe the moon belongs to the wolves. Not really owning it, but they kinda does. So ya, a wolf's moon.
Next question: Teku's past and the connection with the earring. Her past was a really bloody one but Otogi was a good thing. He got "burned" in his house. But what Teku didn't know ish how she lost her earring was that the demon that burned the house cut it off. Her power, a little bit of it, got transferred in the earring. So the earring, since it landed near the tied up Otogi, protected Otogi. So in short, he's alive and he's the one that sent the earring to Teku. How sweet huh? There were 2 parts to the earring, Otogi had one earring and Teku had the other.
Question 3: The howling at the moon. See, told ya I'd reveal this at the end. I said there's a deeper meaning to the howling and there ish. The howling was supposed to mean two things. One: Teku was howling at the heavens for Otogi. The thought he was dead so she was howling at him, sorta like talking to him. And two: freedom. The moon represented freedom and howling at it was like accepting it. Since she is now free, she thanks the moon. A wolf's mind is so complex and with Teku being a wolf, she's even more complex.
Those are some questions that if I was reading this story for the first time that I would have. If you have any other questions, review and ask them. I'd be glad to answer them.
Sayonara!