Young KCC: I have not learned what Master Po wishes me to learn. Lee-You: You are the only helper I have ever had.
But if you choose to think there may be more, you are welcome to follow. He lives every day from its start, to its end, and hopes there may be another to follow. Sending you to tramp on the dusty roads, after an old man, who does the only thing he can do. Lee-You: (Laughs again) Such a fine joke Master Po has played on you. And if I observed you, I might learn what they are. Young KCC: Master Po said you had found both great wisdom and great happiness. Lee-You: (Laughs) But I cannot read or write. Young KCC: He said you could teach me a great knowledge. Lee-You: So wise a man, said to follow me. You can think of a better story than that. Young KCC: I was instructed to follow you. Lee-You: Why are you following me? What do you want? AH! You are from the temple. Po: Not to understand a mans purpose does not make him confused. Young KCC: Bits and pieces that cannot be put back together. ( Broken pieces of pottery, which Lee-You uses to decorate a monument he is making for a public area) Po: He seeks to satisfy a stronger hunger. Young KCC: He is a beggar, like the rest. Master? The man to whom you spoke, Lee-You? Is he a confused one? Po: We are grateful to you, for rewarding our carelessness. Already, I have found two pieces of rare beauty. Po: We have a good collection this month, Lee-You?.
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