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A Single Shard handelt von einem Jungen namens Tree-ear, der in jungen Jahren verwaist und von einem einbeinigen Mann namens Crane-man aufgenommen wurde. Tree-ear spielt im Korea des 12. Jahrhunderts und beginnt für einen Töpfer namens Min zu arbeiten, der für sein meisterliches Können und seine Liebe zum Detail bekannt ist. Erfahren Sie mehr über die Reise von Tree-ear mit Storyboard That!
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- A Single Shard by Linda Sue Park
- EXPOSITION
- RISING ACTION
- A Single Shard is a story about a boy and his dream of becoming a master potter.
- CLIMAX
- NO!!
- Tree-ear lives in the small Korean village of Ch’ulp’o, under a bridge with his caretaker, an old, one-legged man named Crane-man. Tree-ear is obsessed with pottery and spends his days watching the talented potters create their masterpieces. Tree-ear works for master potter Min, and learns that Min has great talent.
- FALLING ACTION
- The inlay work is remarkable.
- When an emissary visits the village, Min is chosen as a finalist to create for royalty. Min smashes his pieces that he thinks aren’t prefect, and the emissary gives him one more chance: bring some vases to the palace when they are done. Tree-ear offers to make the journey for Min.
- RESOLUTION
- Would it be acceptable if we were to call you Hyung-pil from now on?
- It would be an honor.
- Along his journey to Songdo, Tree-ear is robbed. The robbers take Min’s beautiful vases and throw them off of a high cliff, shattering them to pieces.
- Tree-ear refuses to give up, and goes to the bottom of the mountain to find the broken vases. He finds a piece large enough to take to the palace, and the emissary is impressed.
- Min gets commissioned by the palace, and when Tree-ear returns home, he is sad to hear that Crane-man has died. However, Tree-ear is happy to be a part of Min and Ajima’s family.
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