[ Kija hadn't even noticed that the teacher was staring to grow worried about the direction their session was taking. He was only speaking his mind as he always did, and the consequences for saying the things he did hadn't crossed him at all. When Jae Ha continues with something of his own, Kija assumes he has some advice to share too, and that's why he's listening attentively.
The advice makes sense?? But for some reason, the children don't seem to appreciate it very much at all. It's only the call for 'piggyback rides' that gets them jumping up and down again, scrambling over to Jae Ha and climbing all over him. Me! Me! Me! they chant repeatedly, as they tug as Jae Ha's sleeves. A few of them try to climb the tower of Kija, too, and he offers his back to the first one. He can't let Jae Ha handle them all on his own.
It all looks like a simple round of piggyback rides until one shouts 'I know! Let's play heroes and villains!'
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The advice makes sense?? But for some reason, the children don't seem to appreciate it very much at all. It's only the call for 'piggyback rides' that gets them jumping up and down again, scrambling over to Jae Ha and climbing all over him. Me! Me! Me! they chant repeatedly, as they tug as Jae Ha's sleeves. A few of them try to climb the tower of Kija, too, and he offers his back to the first one. He can't let Jae Ha handle them all on his own.
It all looks like a simple round of piggyback rides until one shouts 'I know! Let's play heroes and villains!'
with our heroes as the horses, evidently. ]