A person seeking a cure for color blindness fears that restored vision may transform the world he knows.
The protagonist is presented as someone affected by color blindness. This condition establishes the central problem.
The protagonist decides to have an operation intended to cure the condition. The decision moves the story toward possible change.
The prospect of recovery produces fear rather than simple relief. The protagonist worries that the operation will make his world unfamiliar.
The central tension rests on whether curing color blindness will alter the protagonist's experience of the world. The story ends this premise in uncertainty.
Sion Sono
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