Sato

A five-year-old boy is brought to see a psychologist: Kostya claims that he is a captive rear admiral Sato, commander of the punitive corps. His freedom is limited: he is forced to live by a certain daily routine, wear tights, and eat broccoli. At the same time, he is surprisingly composed and knowledgeable for his age, and his sense of humor is far from childish. The events of the novel unfold over twelve years — up to the coming of age of the main character. The reader will have to figure out: does Kostya suffer from dissociative identity disorder — or does Sato really exist?