那个坐在靠窗第三排不怎么俊俏的男孩子就是小田了。他戴了副金边夹鼻眼镜儿,把头贴在桌上做数学练习。他的头发一根根“指向苍天”,像只被惹急的小剌猬。“哟,很有点仙道味嘛!”同桌指着他的头发打趣。“不是仙道,”小田用手压压,可那头发还是不听话地站起来。“是拜伦·亨利!”拜伦·亨利是赫尔曼笔下的潜艇军官。去年,小田花了一个月看《战争风云》和《战争与回忆》。吃饭的时候看,走路的时候看,车上看,床上看,就是做作业的时候也偷着翻两页。他最喜欢的人物是华伦·亨利,拜伦的大哥,一个航空母舰上的飞行中尉。每当读到华伦的雪白的军装,读到他肩 The boy who sat in the third row by the window and was not very handsome was Oda. He wore a pair of Phnom Penh clip nose glasses and put his head on the table to do math exercises. The root of his hair “points to the heavens,” like an irritated little beggar. “Hey, it’s a bit of fairy flavor!” At the same table, he pointed at his hair. “It’s not immortal,” said Oda, pressing his hand, but the hair still stood up. “Is Byron Henry!” Byron Henry was a submarine officer written by Hermann. Last year, Oda spent a month watching “War Situations” and “War and Memories.” When I was eating, I watched it when I was walking. I watched it on the bed and watched it on the bed. When I was doing my homework, I stole two pages. His favorite character is Warren Henry, Byron’s eldest brother, and an in-flight fighter on an aircraft carrier. Whenever you read Warren’s white uniform, read his shoulders