Chunhyang
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:16:00
Look carefully.
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Can't you see that girl
swinging in the forest?

:16:05
Looks like a fair maiden on a swing.
Let's go inside...

:16:09
You think a fair maiden
would be out here on a swing?

:16:12
You fool. You should even recognize a
passing dog in your hometown.

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Oh, her name's Chunhyang.
She's an old courtesan's daughter.

:16:21
Looks like her maid
Hyangdan is with her too.

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A courtesan's daughter...
This is good.

:16:29
Pangja.
Go and bring her here.

:16:33
- Please
can't...
- Pangja!

:16:35
She won't come.
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Even though her mother's a courtesan
Chunhyang is arrogant,

:16:42
So refuse become a courtesan
do weaving and sewing

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well- read, and writes poems.
She's like a noble's daughter.

:16:48
She's a courtesan's daughter.
So can't
ask to see her face?

:16:53
Bring her to me now.
:16:54
Oh master...
Many officials, penniless rakes,

:16:59
and even nobles of Namwon tried endlessly
to seduce her, but they all failed.

:17:06
That's nonsense.
:17:08
The world's precious beauties
are destined to have an owner.

:17:14
So go and get her.
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Pangja obeys and runs for Chunhyang.
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A fast, chic, and charming Pangja.
:17:26
Yet a flippant, fluttery, and sly Pangja.
:17:30
Like a blue bird delivering
a letter to Sowangmo,

:17:33
a clever and quite cunning Pangja.
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He wears an ox felt hat with silk straps,
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a fake jacket and linen pants.
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With a stick for a pipe,
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and the front end of his
garment tied to his back,

:17:49
he takes one step,
:17:50
and takes another.
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Step, step, step, step away.
:17:57
He breaks a branch,
:17:59
and plays around with his staff.

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