Fatigue
Extremely tired
Disdain
Feeling as though someone or something is unworthy of respect
Perception
One's view of something
Noble
Honourable
Dormant
Inactive
Fluctuate
Vary
Grisly
Gruesome
Ethereal
Delicate and dainty
Extremely tired
Feeling as though someone or something is unworthy of respect
One's view of something
Honourable
Inactive
Vary
Gruesome
Delicate and dainty
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Min yells at Tree-ear because he left the wood he (Tree-ear) chopped outside his house the night before instead of moving it to the kiln sight.
He brings a bowl that Min's wife fills for Crane-man.
Tree-ear becomes a success because of his willingness to sacrifice and his determination to learn. He works without pay to learn his craft, and yet, he still takes care of Crane-man in every way possible. He puts in long hours, and he shows great...