Amnesty is the one hundred sixth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul. Amon and Juuzou press their attack on a broken Kaneki, who collapses whispering that he no longer wishes to feed, flees, and then strikes down Banjou in the corridor.
Summary
Ken Kaneki throws up his kagune to stop Koutarou Amon's swing, and for a moment the two lock eyes. As the clash drags on, Amon's mind drifts back to his childhood and the killings Donato Porpora carried out on the children in his care.
Juuzou Suzuya bursts in to back up Amon, triggering the trap built into his quinque, 13 Jason, and landing a solid hit on Kaneki. Kaneki turns the blow aside, only to be struck once more by Amon. In the end he sinks to the floor, hiding his face behind his hands and murmuring that he does not want to eat anymore, then bolts.
Juuzou moves to chase him, but Amon holds him back and points out that the badly hurt Yukinori Shinohara needs tending first. Fleeing through the halls, Kaneki comes upon Kazuichi Banjou and, without warning, drives a blade straight through him.
Key Events
Amon relives Donato Porpora's murders during the fight. Juuzou arrives and wounds Kaneki with 13 Jason's built-in mechanism. Kaneki breaks down, declares he no longer wants to eat, and escapes. Amon stops Juuzou from pursuing so they can help Shinohara. Kaneki then impales Banjou in the hallway.
Notes
Part of Volume 11, this chapter bears the Japanese title 大赦, romanized Taisha. It was published on December 5, 2013 in issue 2014-01 and spans eighteen pages. Donato Porpora and three children appear only in flashback, and both Shinohara and Hinami Fueguchi are referenced rather than shown.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What memory does Amon experience while fighting Kaneki in Chapter 106?
As his clash with Ken Kaneki drags on in Chapter 106, Koutarou Amon's mind drifts back to his childhood and the killings Donato Porpora carried out on the children in his care.
What does Juuzou do when he joins the fight in Chapter 106?
Juuzou Suzuya bursts in to back up Amon, triggering the trap built into his quinque, 13 Jason, and landing a solid hit on Kaneki.
How does Kaneki react after being struck in Chapter 106?
After Amon strikes him again, Ken Kaneki sinks to the floor, hides his face behind his hands, murmurs that he does not want to eat anymore, then bolts.
Why doesn't Amon let Juuzou chase Kaneki in Chapter 106?
Juuzou moves to chase the fleeing Kaneki, but Amon holds him back and points out that the badly hurt Yukinori Shinohara needs tending to first.
What does Kaneki do to Banjou at the end of Chapter 106?
Fleeing through the halls, Ken Kaneki comes upon Kazuichi Banjou and, without warning, drives a blade straight through him.
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