Butterflies and Earthenwares

--Do you know that butterflies are coldhearted?
Butterflies are the higher form of caterpillars. In order to be a beautiful butterfly, a caterpillar has to pass a phase of being cocoon. Before being a cocoon, a caterpillar produces and spreads a kind of liquid all around its own body to wrap itself during the transformation process of being a butterfly. You know, it is a complicated and harmful process. But they can't reject their 'fate' of being butterflies so that they can't also avoid that processes; they are forced. But, after the process is done, then a butterfly flies out from that cocoon. It has to face a new way in its new life phase. So then, don't you think that the butterfly is coldhearted? Yes, it is, because it's passed many difficult phases to be in its new form. Those phases are not easy, and not all of them can pass it safely. So, those who survive should be unbreakable. That processes lead them to be coldhearted then.
Butterfly and earthenware haven't great differences at all.
Do you know the famous Korean drama series 'BBF' (Boys Before Flower, red)? Kim Bum who acts as an earthenware-maker shows us the way in making earthenware. "They should be shaped, hit, and burnt in very high temperature, or sometimes also be broken again in order to get the perfect ones," he says. Then it will yield high-quality earthenware -- which are hard, numb, and cold of course. They will be very different from its first shape -clay-; which are soft, weak, warped, and warm.