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The Twelfth Lantern – Episode 7: The Tangerine Feud

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Episode summary

A stuck gate and a wheelbarrow full of tangerines bring Haneul between two brothers who have not spoken for thirty years.

Panel 1. Haneul and Bit approach a narrow gate between two tangerine plots.Panel 2. A wheelbarrow is wedged in the gate while two brothers stand on either side.Panel 3. Chang-ho answers through Haneul rather than addressing his brother.Panel 4. Chang-su admits the silence has lasted thirty years; Bit surveys the stuck gate.Panel 5. The wheelbarrow's rim is caught against the gate; its handles extend into Chang-ho's plot.Panel 6. The brothers speak directly as they try to free the gate and wheelbarrow.Panel 7. Tangerines tumble from the tilted, freed wheelbarrow across the lane. Bit sits inside while the brothers gather the fruit.Panel 8. Haneul sits down beside the brothers and asks what began their argument. The wooden crate bears the grower mark 청산, Cheongsan.Panel 9. Chang-su remembers the sale of their father's trees. Chang-ho says the trees were dying. The wooden crate bears the grower mark 청산, Cheongsan.Panel 10. The brothers finally say what the loss of the trees meant to each of them. The wooden crate bears the grower mark 청산, Cheongsan.Panel 11. Chang-su offers his brother a tangerine beside the open gate, while Haneul stays to listen. The wooden crate bears the grower mark 청산, Cheongsan.Panel 12. That night, Haneul packs her olive suitcase in the dark.

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The Twelfth Lantern - Episode 7: The Tangerine Feud
Season 1 | Hush Lantern
Reading order: top to bottom.
Content note: family estrangement and bereavement; no graphic content.

Panel 01
Haneul and Bit approach a narrow gate between two tangerine plots.
Caption: That afternoon.

Panel 02
A wheelbarrow is wedged in the gate while two brothers stand on either side.
Haneul: What's happened?
Chang-su: His wheelbarrow. My gate.

Panel 03
Chang-ho answers through Haneul rather than addressing his brother.
Chang-ho: Tell him it was our gate.
Haneul: Do you two ever talk?

Panel 04
Chang-su admits the silence has lasted thirty years; Bit surveys the stuck gate.
Chang-su: Not for thirty years.
Bit: The gate's making progress, then.

Panel 05
The wheelbarrow's rim is caught against the gate; its handles extend into Chang-ho's plot.
[Silent panel.]

Panel 06
The brothers speak directly as they try to free the gate and wheelbarrow.
Chang-su: Lift your end.
Chang-ho: Say please.

Panel 07
Tangerines tumble from the tilted, freed wheelbarrow across the lane. Bit sits inside while the brothers gather the fruit.
[Silent panel.]

Panel 08
Haneul sits down beside the brothers and asks what began their argument.
Haneul: What were you angry about?

Panel 09
Chang-su remembers the sale of their father's trees. Chang-ho says the trees were dying.
Chang-su: He sold Father's trees.
Chang-ho: They were dying.

Panel 10
The brothers finally say what the loss of the trees meant to each of them.
Chang-su: I thought you didn't care.
Chang-ho: I couldn't keep them alive.

Panel 11
Chang-su offers his brother a tangerine beside the open gate, while Haneul stays to listen.
Chang-su: I missed you, idiot.
Chang-ho: I'm here.

Panel 12
That night, Haneul packs her olive suitcase in the dark.
[Silent panel.]

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