Allegory of Survival: The Theater of Kang-baek Lee (Hardcover) By ...

    of a coin. On it, I'll put a thread of rainbow colors, and with it, I'll light that woman's box and we will make love to each other.

B: With flowers around your waist.

D: Yes, of course.

B: (He cheers.) Congratulations!

D: Thank you. This is the happiest moment of my life. In front of you, I would like to declare my love for her. When I was mistaken as a salted sardine, I didn't want to climb into my barrel. So, I went into her box. She didn't refuse me. She has a kind heart. When the warning bell continued to sound so ominously and disturbingly, we held on to each other. Even in that dark box, she felt soft and warm. (To E.) You love me, too, don't you, honey? (Without a word, E knocks on her box a couple times and stops.)

A: (Takes his hand out to D for a handshake.) Congratulations. But, wouldn't it be difficult to start a family in this small and dark box? You will have children soon.

D: Yes. We should find an apartment.

B: I'm saying this from my experience. If you want an apartment, the one on the sunny hill is better. There is plenty of ventilation of fresh air, and you don't have to worry about it submerging in case of flood.

D: Yes. I thought about finding an apartment at such a place. I thought my wife would like that, too.

C: Why don't you raise a puppy? Two cute ones. (He goes close to D and whispers.) Are you sure you are not the sworn enemy who beat her father to death?

D: (He speaks in a low voice.) No, never. (He speaks in his normal voice.) I plan to raise a puppy.

C: You must work hard. It takes a lot of money to start a family. Although not too much.

D: Yes. I'm determined to work from Monday morning to Saturday night.

C: (He talks to B about D.) He's lazy, but he will work very hard.