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 Snow Falling on CedarsDavid GutersonIn CliffsNotes on Snow Falling on Cedars, Ishmael has never forgiven Hatsue for breaking his heart as a teenager. Now that her husband Kabuo is being tried for murder years later, does revenge or justice prevail? David Guterson's Snow Falling on Cedars analyzes the effects of the Japanese-American internment during World War II, racism, human motivation, and redemption in a story that's a combination murder mystery, courtroom drama, and tragic love story. Search this CliffsNote
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Hatsue asked Kabuo to marry her because
