Kafka on the shore by Murukami, 19: Oshima

In Chapter 19 of Haruki Murakami's "Kafka on the Shore," the narrative follows the protagonist, Kafka Tamura, as he returns to the Komura Memorial Library after spending time at the mountain cabin. The chapter is centered on Kafka's thoughts, experiences, and interactions with the other characters as he settles back into his life at the library.

Upon his return, Kafka feels a sense of relief and comfort in being back at the library, where he has found a temporary refuge from his past and the prophecy that haunts him. The library, with its calm and soothing atmosphere, has become a safe haven for Kafka. He has formed connections with the people who work there, particularly Oshima, the library assistant, and Miss Saeki, the enigmatic and captivating librarian.