(;
AB[dp][pd][cm][cc][dd][ed][kc][pc][qg][pg]
AW[qp][op][fq][cd][nc][ic][ne][of]
TR[kc]
PL[W]
C[White's response to the marked play?

Source:
    "Masterpieces of Handicap Go", Honinbo Jowa vs. Shinomiya Yonezo
    American Go Journal, Vol. 29, No. 2, spring 1995]
(;
W[jd]
C[Jowa's game move.];
B[le]
C[Black must escape.]
(;
W[jg]
C[Jowa makes the painful 2 space jump.];
B[lg];W[oh];B[li];W[mh];B[kg];W[jh];B[ji]
C[And Black maintains the advantage of the original 2 stone handicap.]
)
    (;
    W[ke]
    C[The diagonal attachment here is not any better.];
    B[md]
    (;
    W[nd];B[lf]
    C[This escape makes things neat and tidy for Black.]
    )
        (;
        W[lf]
        C[An aggressive play, but ...];
        B[nd];W[ld];B[me];W[mc];B[mf]
        TR[of][ne]
        C[... losing the marked stones is big.];
        W[lc]
        C[White can connect, but ...];
        B[kf]
        C[... Black has this cut.]
        )
    )
)
    (;
    W[je]
    C[This knight's move is no better.];
    B[md];W[nd];B[ke];W[kf];B[jd];W[id];B[jf];W[ie];B[lf]
    C[Black has made the vulgar cut and atari follow up, but ...];
    W[kg];B[me];W[oh];B[lh]
    C[... Black runs out successfully.]
    (;
    W[jg];B[lg];W[og];B[if]
    C[And White falls apart.]
    )
        (;
        W[og]
        C[Blocking here is no better for White.];
        B[jh]
        C[Black has this stylish and effective tesuji.]
        )
    )
)

