00:00Journey to the West, Chapter 15, Tea with a Dragon
00:05The Tang Monk looked at the robbers. He was shaking.
00:18I'm sorry, he said.
00:20But we're just monks. We don't have any money.
00:25Then give us whatever else you have, said one robber.
00:28However, he came closer.
00:31Please, sir, said the monk.
00:33We...
00:34Wukong put up his hand.
00:36I'll deal with these robbers, master.
00:39Wukong approached the men. They all laughed.
00:45Look at the little monkey, said one of them.
00:49Wukong laughed, too.
00:52Yes, I am a monkey. And I am rather small, it's true.
00:56No. He removed the iron bar from his ear.
01:00But you should be scared of me anyway.
01:03His iron bar grew, and his eyes flashed red with anger.
01:09The monkey is a spirit, cried one man.
01:13Run!
01:14Cried another.
01:15The robbers tripped over one another, trying to get away.
01:20Wukong raised the iron bar, ready to strike.
01:24Stop, Wukong, cried the Tang Monk.
01:27Don't hurt them.
01:28Wukong turned around as the men ran away.
01:32Why not?
01:32He asked.
01:33They were going to hurt us.
01:35A Buddhist monk never hurts people, said the monk.
01:39I would rather get hurt than hurt someone else.
01:44Wukong laughed.
01:45That's ridiculous.
01:48We should have beaten them up.
01:50The Tang Monk shook his head.
01:52You are cruel and violent, Wukong.
01:55Wukong was angry.
01:56I just saved your life, he cried.
01:59How dare you scold me!
02:02He paused.
02:03I don't have to accept this treatment.
02:06I'm leaving!
02:08Wukong leaped into the air and was gone.
02:15The Tang Monk sighed and then continued his journey.
02:21Later that day, he saw an old woman.
02:26Monk, said the woman.
02:27Where are you going?
02:30I'm going to the Western Paradise, said the Tang Monk.
02:33Don't you have anyone with you?
02:36Asked the woman.
02:37You can't go there alone.
02:40I did have a companion, said the Tang Monk.
02:43But he got angry when I scolded him for being violent.
02:46He left.
02:48Your companion will come back, said the woman.
02:51When he does, trick him into putting this on.
03:01She pulled a metal headband out of her bag.
03:05Whenever he misbehaves, recite the tight headband spell.
03:09The old woman whispered a magical spell to the Tang Monk.
03:14Thank you, said the Tang Monk.
03:19But how did you...
03:20There was a flash of bright light, and the woman rose into the air.
03:27The boat is out for Guan Yin, cried the Tang Monk.
03:32He got down from his horse and vowed.
03:37Meanwhile, Wukong sat in the palace of the Dragon King of the Eastern Sea.
03:42He and the Dragon King were drinking tea.
03:44I hope you've learned from your punishment, said the Dragon King.
03:51Yes, I have, said Wukong.
03:53I won't cause any more trouble for the Jade Emperor.
03:57The Dragon King sipped his tea.
04:00What will you do now?
04:03I was traveling west with a monk to get scriptures from Buddha, said Wukong.
04:07I promised Guan Yin I would do it.
04:10The Dragon King smiled.
04:12That's wonderful.
04:13Wukong shrugged.
04:16Yes, well, I'm not doing it anymore.
04:19The Dragon King put down his teacup.
04:22Why not?
04:24That monk had a bad attitude, said Wukong.
04:28He yelled at me.
04:31He said I was cruel and violent.
04:36The Dragon King coughed nervously.
04:39Well, Wukong, the monk has a point.
04:45Wukong glared at the king.
04:47What do you mean?
04:49The king hesitated and then said,
04:52You are violent sometimes.
04:54Wukong folded his arms and looked at the ground.
04:58The Dragon King continued.
05:01Not only that, but you made a promise to Guan Yin.
05:05Perhaps, Wukong, it is you who has a bad attitude?
05:08THRES
05:11Ha det drivers feel good.
05:12Wukong.
05:13THREShodou
05:15THRES으면서
05:17HOW MU reality
05:17THRES lastly
05:18ASSEN
05:21WAY 주는
05:25horsepower
05:27isn't
05:32stuck
05:33where
05:33cer
05:35sebel
05:36your
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