| Chapter : | Five |
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(D and B exchange their clothes.)
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B: (He puts his old hat on D'S head.) Since this hat doesn't go well with these new clothes, I'll give it to you.
(Barefooted, D wears B'S old clothes, which are too small for him. He looks ridiculous.)
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D: (He kisses E on her cheek.) I'll give you my love. Because of the courage which came from your love, I ended up looking like this, but I am more courageous than other men. I'm a person who should be respected, and who should be loved by a woman. When the warning bell goes off, I'll yell. My sweetheart, you have to love me.
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E: (She flips her hands looking at D. He does not look like he understands the meaning of E'S action.)
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A: (To D.) When the bell goes off, you do whatever you want to do. But, we will go back to the beginning, so start yelling after we have hidden ourselves well inside the boxes and barrels.
(The warning bell goes off and the light flashes. A, B, and c shakes D'S hand in a hurry, climb into their boxes and barrels and close the lid. E goes into her box, too. The bell rings very loudly. The light flashes, too. D walks around and peeps into the boxes and barrels, but they are all closed. D tries several times to scream, but out of fear, he only manages to barely open his mouth and soon he gives up. Now he doesn't look like he has any courage to scream. His arms go limp, and out of anxiety and fear, he tries to open the lid of E 's box. However, the lid on E's box is so tightly closed that he is unable to open it. He walks away from E 'S box and gives up on the idea of climbing into it. He looks lonely and sad. D climbs into his original barrel with the salted sardines and hides himself. Several