The Harmonium in My Memory Page #2

Yoon, Hongyeon.

Oh right! Sorry, I haven't

learned all your names yet.

That's all right. I understand.

Good.

What are you still doing here?

Ah, I left my lunchbox here.

I see. Well, go home now.

Oh, Mr. Kang!

Please, let me.

Oh, that's Ok

It's Saturday.

Why are you still here?

What about you?

I wanted to correct some

compositions with the kids.

These 5th graders have

the grammar skills of 1st graders.

Many of their parents

are illiterate themselves.

I heard most of these kids end

their studies after 6th grade.

To be practically

illiterate would be a shame.

It doesn't seem like

the rain's going to stop.

Mr. Kang, do you have an umbrella?

I wanted to major in music,

but my parents disagree.

So, I settled for just

listening to a lot of it.

Have I been babbling on about me?

No, I like music too.

But here is far from town.

It's hard to buy new records.

I have some LPs.

We could swap from time to time.

Mr. Kang, you're twenty-one, right?

Yeah...

What an age to be.

Why do you think you're too old?

Not yet but

I'm already twenty-five.

Twenty-five is a

ripe age for a woman.

We're already here.

My place is this way.

I'll walk you home.

No, that's Ok It's just right here.

It's raining too hard.

You'll catch something...

Miss Yang, here take this umbrella...

No just share it with me next time.

Of course... yeah!

The LP... the LP?

Hey, stop fooling around.

Hurry up!

Where has she gone?

Hi ya.

Sir, does this work?

Everything I fix works like a charm.

More like a scream!

Teacher!

Nanhee! You live here?

Uh huh.

Ooh... how pretty.

Now, where's the newspaper...

Oh, Mr. Cho

Yes...

Could you please help me here?

Yes, ma'am...

Oh, Mr. Cho.

Hold on a sec.

Journal Time

Class, I got a look at

your compositions.

Everyone works hard but still

have many mistakes.

So I got this idea.

You will have a chance

to write in your journals everyday.

Aahh, come on!

Do you want to be someone who

can't even write a decent letter?

No-o-o!

Then, you must listen to what I say.

Now, now, settle down. You must

write in your journals everyday.

Don't wait until the last minute.

OK?

Yes, teacher!

If you do this well,

I will tell you stories about

Seoul and other fairy tales.

Tell us now!

OK, I'll tell you about

the young man that got married...

Once upon a time...

I experienced

a dramatic story in Seoul...

The full moon

always makes me so sad.

I wonder if teacher's

looking at the same moon?

What's with you girl?

Actually doing homework!

Ay, Suha just put

your laundry in the hamper!

No, that's OK, I've got it.

Oh no. What if your students

see you? Go on in.

It's all right. I can do it.

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