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Hiriluk , fully aware that the soup is lethal, drinks it anyway out of love for the young reindeer. This chapter highlights several "deep" thematic elements:

Chopper , driven by a pure desire to save his mentor, brings Hiriluk a soup made from the . Believing it to be a powerful medicine because of the skull-and-crossbones symbol in a book—which he mistook for a symbol of strength and pirate courage—Chopper unwittingly poisons Hiriluk . A Legacy Beyond Medicine Hiriluk , fully aware that the soup is

: Dr. Kureha harshly explains to a devastated Chopper that kindness alone cannot save lives; true medicine requires knowledge and skill. true medicine requires knowledge and skill.