The Governess tells Maria that she's been reading a comic book series by a Japanese artist named Sakakibara. She's not sure what to make of it, but she does know that it's about a character named Emil who's a "character" . Oh, and he's wearing a "saiga strap" , which is a strap that's supposed to be like a strap for a doll. The narrator says that the strap is part of a "lar series," which is basically a series of comic books written by Japanese authors. He's totally into the whole thing, though, and says that he'd like to read it.
The Governess tells Maria that she's been reading a comic book series by a Japanese artist named Sakakibara. She's not sure what to make of it, but she does know that it's about a character named Emil who's a "character" . Oh, and he's wearing a "saiga strap" , which is a strap that's supposed to be like a strap for a doll. The narrator says that the strap is part of a "lar series," which is basically a series of comic books written by Japanese authors. He's totally into the whole thing, though, and says that he'd like to read it.