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Quote #10
While they watched he turned his dark eyes to the snowfall and gazed at it for a long moment. The citizens in the gallery were reminded of photographs they had seen of Japanese soldiers. (28.45)
As Kabuo finishes testifying as part of his own defense, we learn that the residents of San Piedro who have been watching the trial are not convinced—in large part, it seems, because they seem unable to disassociate Kabuo's ancestry from the Japanese who attacked the U.S. and fought with the Axis powers.