A samurai was sitting in a dark dungeon. He looked out the window, which was barred, and saw the cherry blossoms that were blooming. A few petals fell to the floor of the dungeon.

Takeo, a samurai, was captured by a Qing Dynasty Mandarin. He was starved, but suddenly he noticed that his jailer, a servant of the mandarin, began to feed him bread and water. At first, Takeo refused to eat and even aggressively threw away the bread and poured out the water, but over time he still began to eat what was brought to him.

A month later, Qing found out that a traitor had appeared in the palace, who was feeding Taekeo. A guard was placed in the dungeon so that no one would approach the samurai. You didn't go to him for three days to deflect suspicion from yourself, and on the fourth night you put a glass and bread on the grill, staying outside.

"You've finally come" he said in a calm voice.

He could talk to you calmly because the guard fell asleep at his post.