In this short scene, we are introduced to a young man who has just returned from a trip to the seashore. He has just arrived at the seashore when he hears a creak in the wall, and he immediately realizes that he is in the middle of a sexual encounter with another man. The young man, who is called "Wam" by his friends, tries to comfort his friend, but the young man's moans and groans are too much for him to bear. He asks the girl if he is at his "limit" , and she tells him that he has caught a cold, and that he should cancel his trip. She also tells him to eat what he has prepared for him, as he is being rude to her. She then tells him about a medicinal herb called "mugwort" that she has learned from her grandmother, and which she says will cure his cold. She tells him not to eat the herb in the garden, as it is too strong, but to eat it in the kitchen, where it will warm his body. The girl thanks him for looking for her pendant the day before, and says that they help each other in times of need.
In this short scene, we are introduced to a young man who has just returned from a trip to the seashore. He has just arrived at the seashore when he hears a creak in the wall, and he immediately realizes that he is in the middle of a sexual encounter with another man. The young man, who is called "Wam" by his friends, tries to comfort his friend, but the young man's moans and groans are too much for him to bear. He asks the girl if he is at his "limit" , and she tells him that he has caught a cold, and that he should cancel his trip. She also tells him to eat what he has prepared for him, as he is being rude to her. She then tells him about a medicinal herb called "mugwort" that she has learned from her grandmother, and which she says will cure his cold. She tells him not to eat the herb in the garden, as it is too strong, but to eat it in the kitchen, where it will warm his body. The girl thanks him for looking for her pendant the day before, and says that they help each other in times of need.