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Summary
When Sakura blooms, it symbolizes the new beginning of spring, a time of innovation and optimism. The bloom season coincides with the start of the solar year. They also bring hope and dreams so students can begin their first day in school.Sakura doesn't fade like the rose, which tries to seize on the ovary of the rose when its petals fall off. Sakura only needs a gust of wind, and petals will gently fall off. This flower will bloom and abruptly fade when it's the most magnificent.Sakura is not beautiful when there is only a flower, they're only magnificent when they bloom into a cluster of flowers. Furthermore, they send a message that humans, even if humans are in dire straits, will continually pull themselves up by the bootstraps, never surrendering to fate.OrAfter fighting Endo, Sakura fainted from loss of blood. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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