Abstract
This paper analyzed O-Young Lee's novel "Wingless Bird (KIWI, Muikjo)". Through this, the purpose is to help ours understand the development process of his literature and literary perspective. "Wingless Bird (KIWI, Muikjo)" is combines a mystery narrative into the form of a letter. The meaning of "Wingless Bird (KIWI, Muikjo)" in letter format can be confirmed by the characteristics of the sender and receiver. The sender, "I," is not a party to the case, but an entity that investigates and explains. The receiver Willie is not a specific person with a personality. He has the role of universal or universal approver. In this work, Captain Park Joon's fall is explained by a universal event called the limitation of human existence or human existence in front of death. However, this conclusion is not smoothly described and cracks.
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