Hello again, Linnie! What text to can you use for the proverb, "It takes but a small shaft of sunlight to pierce the clouds of life".
Well I think I can do text to self. Over the summer, corona made me very bored. I couldn't go as many places as I would usually over the summer.
However, I had a little money to spend, so I spent it on the most useful thing ever: books. I read 12 fictional novels over the summer and they allowed me to go places without physically going anywhere at all. I could go from kingdoms and castles to caves in the mountains all in one sitting! Take that covid!
Perhaps...
So, reading was my little shaft of sunlight among the horrid clouds of covid.
Alright...
Well, in chapter 13, Tree-ear arrives in Ch-ulp-o. When he gets there. he finds out that Crane-man, his very good friend, has died.
Ok... And how would you say this proverb relates to chapter 13?
Tree-ear is having a very hard time coping with the loss of his friend, but Min makes it worse; he gives Tree-ear work as he would on any other day. However, Min tells Tree-ear in a somewhat confusing way, that the wood is to make Tree-ear his own wheel.
That little shaft of light pierced Tree-ear's heavy clouds of grief and made him happy again. Min was going to teach him how to make pots, and his dream was going to become a reality! That goes to show that even a little shaft of light (Min and Ajima's kind words and generosity), can pierce the clouds of life (Tree-ear's grieving).
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