Final answer:
Hachiko continues to wait for his owner at the train station, while Kentaro forms a bond with Hachiko.
Step-by-step explanation:
Hachiko and Kentaro both face conflicts following Dr. Ueno's death in the story 'Hachiko.' Hachiko, the loyal dog, deals with the conflict of losing his owner by continuing to wait for him at the train station every day for years. Kentaro, Dr. Ueno's grandson, deals with the conflict of grieving his grandfather's death by forming a bond with Hachiko and learning about loyalty and love.
As a result of Hachiko's efforts, he naturally becomes a symbol of loyalty and devotion, inspiring people in Tokyo and beyond. Kentaro's efforts to connect with Hachiko help him heal from his grief and understand the importance of loyalty in relationships.