One of eight results in "Which shop would you run at an old Korean market?"
The Blacksmith
Reads the iron by its glow
You heat and hammer hoes and sickles until they sit just right in the hand. You judge the iron by the color of the fire. You don't say much, but a tool you've fixed lasts for years.
- With the customersWith the goods
- The way it's always doneTry what's new
- Keep the books straightGo easy on people
Goes well with
The Taffy MakerWhen the taffy maker's rhythm rings next to your quiet forge, the market comes alive.Just for fun. This isn't a scientific or psychological test, so don't use it to judge anyone.
All eight results
- The Rice MerchantEvery scoop, the same
- The Tavern KeeperHears every traveler's story
- The Notions SellerFirst with anything new
- The Taffy MakerDraws a crowd with a rhythm
- The BlacksmithReads the iron by its glow
- The Rice Cake MakerKeeps a family recipe alive
- The HerbalistTrusts the scale
- The Book LenderLends out hand-copied stories