<p>In <em>Sunday Without God</em>, Ai's father takes his name from a story about a toy that continues to move for eternity after its spring breaks.</p>

<p>Is there an actual story on Hampnie Hambart that was pulled as a reference into the anime? Or is this simply character background information?</p>

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2015-03-20T08:53:41.600Z
I'm pretty sure they made the story up specifically for the anime; notice how the toy moving after its spring stops is a metaphor for how Ai's father doesn't die. A quick Google search turns up absolutely nothing not related to Sunday Without God.
Torisuda
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2015-03-20T21:29:28.257Z
That's what I thought, however I asked just in case there was anything.
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Real story of Hampnie Hambart?
# Real story of Hampnie Hambart?
Posted by: username_0 on 2015-03-11
In *Sunday Without God*, Ai's father takes his name from a story about a toy that continues to move for eternity after its spring breaks.

Is there an actual story on Hampnie Hambart that was pulled as a reference into the anime? Or is this simply character background information?
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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I'm pretty sure they made the story up specifically for the anime; notice how the toy moving after its spring stops is a metaphor for how Ai's father doesn't die. A quick Google search turns up absolutely nothing not related to Sunday Without God.  
> **username_0**: That's what I thought, however I asked just in case there was anything.  
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