Activity 2: Arrange Me
Directions: Plot is one element of drama. Using the graphic organizer, arrange the order of
events from the tale of Ch’unhyang. Choose the answers from the box. Answer this in a
separate sheet of paper.
Yi Mon-Yong took his bride to Seoul and presented her to his parents. They accepted
her as a daughter-in-law. In time, Ch’unhyang bore three sons and two daughters, and they
all lived happily for many years come.
Yi Mong-Yong arrived in Namwon and learned of the situation. He dressed himself as a
beggar to enter the palace during a feast given by the new Namwon magistrate. He revealed
himself as an amhaengosa and banished the evil magistrate to a faraway land. He also saved
Ch’unhyang from miserable death.
The new Namwon magistrate arrived and summoned Ch’unhyang to be is wife
Ch’unhyang refused because she is committed to Yi Mong-Yong. Her defiance enraged the
magistrate and he ordered her taken to prison and sentenced to death.
Not long after the secret marriage, the servant brought Yi Mong-Yong a message saying
that his father, newly appointed to the King’s cabinet, was being recalled to the capitol
Once there lived in the province of Cholla, in the town of Namwon, a magistrate’s son
named Yi Mong-Yong. And a lovely maiden named Ch’unhyang.
Climax –
Rising action –
exposition –
falling action –
resolution –
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Exposition – Once there lived in the province of Cholla, in the town of Namwon, a magistrate’s son
named Yi Mong-Yong. And a lovely maiden named Ch’unhyang.
Rising Action – Not long after the secret marriage, the servant brought Yi Mong-Yong a message saying that his father, newly appointed to the King’s cabinet, was being recalled to the capitol.
Climax– The new Namwon magistrate arrived and summoned Ch’unhyang to be is wife
Ch’unhyang refused because she is committed to Yi Mong-Yong. Her defiance enraged the
magistrate and he ordered her taken to prison and sentenced to death.
Falling Action – Yi Mong-Yong arrived in Namwon and learned of the situation. He dressed himself as a beggar to enter the palace during a feast given by the new Namwon magistrate. He revealed himself as an amhaengosa and banished the evil magistrate to a faraway land. He also saved Ch’unhyang from miserable death.
Resolution – Yi Mon-Yong took his bride to Seoul and presented her to his parents. They accepted
her as a daughter-in-law. In time, Ch’unhyang bore three sons and two daughters, and they
all lived happily for many years come.
Explanation:
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