"I can't sleep lately" YOUNGTAK, the unexpected psychological state revealed by a snake drawing

In the midst of nature where the atmosphere of autumn could be felt, a special drawing competition was held where the cast members drew each other's faces. In the autumn special of TV CHOSUN JOY's 'Mulberry School', a different kind of fun was provided through time spent drawing the faces of the friends beside them instead of the scenery.

"Energy told by a snake"... A psychological test unfolded through drawings

Before the full-scale face-drawing lesson, the cast members proceeded with 'drawing a snake' as a warm-up stage to loosen up their hands. This process, which seemed to simply be a competition of drawing skills, actually heightened the atmosphere on site as it led to a psychological test hidden within the drawings. The cast member acting as the teacher presented unique criteria for interpreting psychological states based on the shape of the snake.

The body of the snake was used as an indicator of the intensity of energy and libido. The straighter and thinner the snake, the weaker the energy, while conversely, the more colorful the patterns or the thicker the body, the more overflowing the energy was interpreted to be. Additionally, the shape of the snake being coiled was cited as an important factor reflecting the current state. The snake's tongue being sticking out was used as an indicator that the current state is continuing.

In this process, YOUNGTAK's drawing drew attention. The snake drawn by YOUNGTAK had colorful patterns and was in a shape where it was coiled twice. Regarding this, the teacher explained that the snake being coiled could mean "I can't sleep lately." However, based on the fact that colorful patterns were added to YOUNGTAK's drawing and a thin tongue was expressed, the interpretation "Even right now, your libido is overflowing" was added, turning the site into a sea of laughter.

Drawings from other cast members followed. Lee Chan-won's snake took a straight shape, and Lim Young-woong's drawing showed a colorful form. In the case of Jang Min-ho, the snake's body was drawn thinly, which was followed by an interpretation that he is focusing on his singing and his energy power is slightly low.

Different personalities revealed through fashion... Between 'Kku-an-kku' and 'Leisure Look'

The cast members, who gathered for an autumn picnic, drew attention by appearing in fashion that contained their respective personalities. Including Jang Min-ho, who showed his side as a 'class president' by insisting on a leather jacket even amidst a heatwave, Lim Young-woong, who chose the longest coat among the long coats seen this year, and Lee Chan-won, who presented a casual style, everyone's style was distinct.

The cast members engaged in a pleasant debate, exchanging comments about each other's fashion being 'Too Much' or 'Kku-an-kku' (styled but looking unstyled) style. In particular, the visual difference created by each person's outfit against the background harmonizing with nature made the atmosphere of the autumn special even richer.

In the following drawing competition, a 'drawing a road' test was announced following the snake drawing, raising expectations for how the cast members will visualize their respective inner selves.

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