Sing a Song of Brothers

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Sing a Song of Brothers is Season 4 episode

## Plot

While rehersing for a song at the Seollal fair at Dong-Chouel's school, Ki-Chouel loses his voice, and Dong-Chouel starts to communicate him with sign language

## Summary

At the Mapo National School, Kim-Seo announces the Seollal fair of 1989, Dong-Chouel gets so excited, that he brought the flyer home, At home, he shows the flyer to Ki and Young, Ki gets so excited and decides to reherse for the Seollal fair, a week later, Ki's singing voice starts to annoy Swoople, eventually, Ki starts to lose his voice

Dong-Chouel tells his mom that Ki had lost his voice, they decided to take him to the doctor, After examining Ki's mouth, the doctor ascertains that Ki has been singing very loud all week, He says that he would drink water so that he can restore his voice. But Dong-Chouel wonders how Ki is going to sing without his voice. Dong-Chouel knows that he can teach Ki how to communicate without a voice.

At Dong-Chouel's house, Dong-Chouel shows a few examples of words that he can express through sign language, like the korean letter **ㄱ**, hanbok, and kangaroo, but what Swoople wants to know is how one is able to communicate the word "trojan horse" in sign language. Dong-Chouel ponders this for a moment, and then makes a hand signal in the form of a horse, which ends up becoming the sign for "trojan horse".

After a few more examples were shown of translating Korean culture into sign language, Ms. Chouel takes Ki and Dong-Chouel outsided the house where Ki could learn in private how to translate his song into sign language so he could sing it in sign language. However, no sooner do they start with the lesson that it started snowing,

Dong-Chouel writes the first line of the song, "*If your dreams seem (oh) so far, just remember who you are, Everything may come to you, but to yourself you gotta be true*", After a week of practice, The Chouel kids with the Choi kids, witness Big-Al's terrible violin music, after the terrible violin music is heard, The Chouel kids with the Choi kids are ready to perform, The entire crowd enjoys the song as Joey and Swoople prepare for the big finale, Ki, on the other hand gets his voice back, At the end of the fair, Ki gets alot of autographs, especially by his family, The episode ends with Swoople eating a corndog

## Characters

* Ki-Chouel
* Dong-Chouel
* Young-Chouel
* Swoople
* Mr. Chouel
* Ms. Chouel
* Lee-Choi
* Kim-Choi
* Harmeoni-Chouel
* Harabeoji-Chouel
* Hana-Chouel
* Nari-Chouel
* Iseul-Chouel
* Eun-Chouel
* Seok-Chouel
* Chang-Ho Chouel (does not speak)
* Tribble Twins (do not speak, last appearance)
* Jimmy (does not speak)
* Joey (does not speak)
* Sid-Jeon (does not speak)
* Sae (does not speak)
* Amhed (does not speak)
* Rico (does not speak, last appearance)
* Kim-Seo (last appearance)
* Drake (last appearance)

## Trivia

* This episode was co-written by story editor Patsy Cameron who is also an interpreter of the deaf. She has interpreted for former President Jimmy Carter's inauguration in 1977, and for Pope John Paul II when he addressed the masses in Philadelphia and Washington D.C. in 1979.
* This episode was repeated on CBS in April 28, 1990