I'd like to raise a point that I've always found odd in the plot. Who would call their son Dragon in a world where the only other name for that word is related to the celestial dragon, especially when it's a character like Garp who knows the ins and outs of celestial dragons. So we can say that from a story point of view, it's a revolutionary dragon who faces another dragon, but I find that inconsistent with the logical and sensible development of the characters. I always thought that it was perhaps a nickname that the character had chosen himself after having become a revolutionary but obviously not










How did she understand all that with just a sentence ? That she dressed like a man and all...?
It's the word restraint that triggers it
Yeh I got that. They explained that she read the old version of a book. But I didn't understand how she found out that she was a commoner, who dressed like a man, like it was logic
Maybe that old version of the book is only available in public libraries where men are the only ones who can access it because of their gender. Old traditions I presume, especially in the old era