The Monk Who Carried the Woman Says, Why Are You So Angerous?

The monk who carried the woman says to his body, why e ous so angry? And the other dood says, you folk in noa were not supposed to touch women. She gets across the river, he helps her across. Then the two monks continue the journey, but all of a sudden, the other monk isn't talking for the entire journey. He's falking, furious. What he meant there was blame. The angry monk blamed the woman and blamed the other monk for how he was faeling inside. A calm person would simply say, ye, they're not allowed touched women. But he actually compassionately helped a woman across the river.