あの時の先生の美しい白い手と、温かい一房の葡萄の思い出

In the conclusion of 'A Bunch of Grapes,' the grown-up protagonist still vividly recalls 'the teacher's beautiful white hands back then' and 'that warm bunch of grapes' whenever the grape season arrives. It is a masterpiece where the ideal of education—guiding a child who made a mistake onto the right path through mercy instead of flat rejection—shines as a timeless virtue.