The narrator introduces us to a dream healer named ilcheong. He's from the dream world, and he's here to fix a client's item. The narrator explains that dreams are like medicine: they value the item as its own lives. So, if you're in the present and need a fix, you can go to the dream healer and ask him to fix it for you. The dream healer says that he'll fix the item with "utmost dedication" . The client is already in the room, so he turns around and asks the healer to fix his item right away. The healer says, "swish, i am." The client asks him to show him the item, and the healer tells him that it's a huge flower that needs to be repaired. He says that the flower is very hard to keep fresh, so the best thing to do is to put the flower in a book and keep it there for the rest of its life. He also tells the client to make a sound with the flower, so that it will be "clear and refreshing" and "make a beautiful sound" with the item.
The narrator introduces us to a dream healer named ilcheong. He's from the dream world, and he's here to fix a client's item. The narrator explains that dreams are like medicine: they value the item as its own lives. So, if you're in the present and need a fix, you can go to the dream healer and ask him to fix it for you. The dream healer says that he'll fix the item with "utmost dedication" . The client is already in the room, so he turns around and asks the healer to fix his item right away. The healer says, "swish, i am." The client asks him to show him the item, and the healer tells him that it's a huge flower that needs to be repaired. He says that the flower is very hard to keep fresh, so the best thing to do is to put the flower in a book and keep it there for the rest of its life. He also tells the client to make a sound with the flower, so that it will be "clear and refreshing" and "make a beautiful sound" with the item.