영어학 Chaim Potok의 `The Chosen`속 영문법 분석(영문)
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Reuven avoiding Reb. Saunders called the memories from my childhood.
When I was little, I used to choose not to talk to someone who somehow hurt my feeling as if I silently resisted against the person. One day, I was so mad at my brother for him not doing his works that he was supposed to do. But I said nothing to him. I pretty much thought what I might say would not make any differences on the situation. A couple of hours later, my brother who has such a good intuition noticed I was upset at him. So he came up to me and asked why I wan not talking to him. I, of course, did not answer him back to show him my angers. which made my brother sigh. He gently said to me that you simply decide not to talk if there’s something you don’t like. You never try to confront problems to sort out. Do you think that’s good idea? Probably you wouldn’t get it right now but, sooner or later, you will understand what I mean. If you kept some sort of anger for someone in your mind, then, you are the only one who gets hurt in that situation. You better talk to someone who hurt you about how you feel. It might not make any changes but it helps you feel better. At that time, I was not mature enough to listen to him carefully and to keep that in my mind. But I do fully understand now what my brother was trying to tell me. :) ( Heegon Kim)
The most important part which I focused on is the silence. In
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lness or continued worry
2. truce (n) : an agreement between enemies to stop fighting or arguing for a short time, or the period for which this is arranged:
3. leaflet (n): a small book or piece of paper advertising something or giving information on a particular subject
4. schnapps (n) : a strong alcoholic drink
5. contemptuous (adj) : showing that you think someone or something deserves no res |
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