📝 Description
🌟 Characters:
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👧 Kongjwi – A gentle and beautiful young girl with long black hair and soft eyes. She wears a worn hanbok but carries herself with grace and kindness.
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😡 Patjwi – Her jealous stepsister, with messy hair, a scowl, and fancy clothes. She always wears a smug expression and holds a whip or stick.
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👩🦳 Stepmother – A strict and cold woman with sharp features and elegant clothes. She favors Patjwi and treats Kongjwi harshly.
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🐂 Magic Cow – A soft-eyed white cow with magical powers and a peaceful aura.
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👼 Celestial Maiden – A glowing spirit dressed in white silk who helps the kind-hearted.
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🤴 The Governor – A young, handsome man in royal robes, riding a horse and searching for his bride.
🎭 Script
Narrator: Long ago, in a small village, lived a sweet girl named Kongjwi 👧. After her mother died, her father remarried a cruel woman who brought her daughter, Patjwi 😡.
Narrator: Patjwi and her mother forced Kongjwi to do all the chores—cleaning, cooking, and carrying water from the well. Day and night, she worked with no rest.
Narrator: One day, her stepmother gave her an impossible task: “Fill this jar with water. But it has a hole in it!”
Kongjwi 👧: “How can I possibly do this?”
Narrator: As Kongjwi wept, a magic cow 🐂 appeared. With a gentle nod, the jar filled miraculously.
Narrator: On another day, she was told to weed the entire field before sunset. Again, she cried—but a celestial maiden 👼 floated down and finished the work in moments.
Narrator: A grand ball was announced, and Kongjwi wished to attend, but her stepmother gave her even more chores.
Narrator: With the help of her magical friends, she finished in time and wore a beautiful dress gifted by the maiden.
Narrator: She danced with the governor 🤴, who was enchanted by her grace. But at midnight, she ran, leaving behind a single shoe 🥿.
Governor 🤴: “I must find the girl who fits this shoe.”
Narrator: He visited every home. When he arrived at Kongjwi’s house, Patjwi tried to fit the shoe—forcing her foot in.
Patjwi 😡: “It fits! It’s mine!”
Narrator: But the governor knew the truth. Kongjwi stepped forward, and the shoe fit perfectly.
Narrator: She married the governor, and kindness triumphed. As for Patjwi and her mother—they were sent far away, learning the cost of cruelty.
📚 Vocabulary
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Celestial – Relating to the heavens or divine beings
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Chores – Small household tasks like cleaning or cooking
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Miraculously – Happening in a wonderful, unexpected way
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Enchanted – Captivated or magically charmed
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Triumphed – Won or succeeded, especially over difficulties
💬 Useful Expressions
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“How can I possibly do this?” – Expressing frustration or hopelessness about a hard task.
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“I must find the girl who fits this shoe.” – A classic fairy-tale quest for true love.
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“Kindness triumphed.” – Goodness overcame evil or hardship.
❓ Comprehension Questions
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What kind of tasks did Kongjwi have to do?
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How did the magic cow help Kongjwi?
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Who helped Kongjwi finish the fieldwork?
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What happened at the ball with the governor?
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How did Kongjwi prove she was the right bride?