What was the wish in birthday girl by murakami?

Answer 1

In Haruki Murakami's short story "Birthday Girl," the wish made by the protagonist, a young waitress, is not explicitly revealed to the reader. The story ends with her making a wish after being granted a unique opportunity by her employer. The ambiguity surrounding the wish allows readers to interpret and ponder its significance in relation to the protagonist's character and desires.

Answer 2

Well, darling, in "Birthday Girl" by Murakami, the wish made by the protagonist on her 20th birthday was never explicitly revealed in the story. So, you can keep pondering about it or make up your own wish - either way, it's a mystery that adds to the charm of the tale. Cheers to a good read!

Answer 3

Oh, dude, in "Birthday Girl" by Murakami, the wish made by the protagonist is actually never revealed in the story. It's like one of those mystery boxes you never get to open. So, we're left wondering what magical thing she wished for on her special day. Maybe she just wished for unlimited cake, who knows?

Answer 4

I think she wished to be a good person - a good human being.

This is my take.....but of course with Murakami....you can never be sure : )

I believe two other possibilities exist. 1) She wished for the managers sickness to be cured allowing him to return to work. Gathered from the paragraph follow in the making of the wish "The manager turned out to just have an ordinary stomachache" and the preceding reference to this "He went to the hospital. He thinks he might have appendicitis."

2) She wished to know how life works.