(;
AB[dd][dp][pp][pd][oc][ne][mq][cg][od][pe][qf][qg][nf][ng][og][oh][oi][ni]
AW[fc][mc][me][qn][pf][nd][mf][mg][mh][nh][pg][ph][qh][pi][fe]
C[Black's response to the marked play?

Source:
    "Masterpieces of Handicap Go", Honinbo Shusaku vs. Mizutani Nuiji
    American Go Journal, pp. 15-16, Vol. 29, No. 3, 1995]
TR[fe]
(;
B[qp]
C[A lukewarm move from the game.];
W[pl]
TR[fe]
C[After defending the right side here, White breathes a sigh of relief.  With the last 2 moves, White has both defended the top with the marked stone, and defended the right side.

White has no weak groups and can even counterattack when Black tries to reduce the big top area.]
)
    (;
    B[ql]
    C[Black must take advantage of White's weak group, especially in a 4 stone handicap game.]
    (;
    W[pl]
    C[This attachment seems to be the only technique for reasonably settling the right side group.];
    B[pk];W[qk]
    (;
    B[qj];W[rk];B[pj];W[rl];B[rj]
    C[Black captures the upper 5 stones in gote for a good result.]
    )
        (;
        B[pm]
        C[Black can also choose to stress the lower right here.];
        W[ol];B[qm];W[oj];B[qj];W[pj];B[rk]
        C[Another good result for Black.  Black takes less profit, but can now look forward to chasing White's upper group.]
        )
    )
        (;
        W[pk]
        C[Even worse for White.];
        B[pl]
        C[Black separates White into 2 weak groups.]
        )
    )
)

