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09.12.2020
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what are the new terms in the passage you encountered that represent the community of tuwaang attends a wedding
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Tuwaang, after finishing some work, calls his aunt aside and informs her that the wind has brought him a message: he is to attend the wedding of the Maiden of Momawon. The aunt tries to dissuade him from going, for she foresees trouble. Tuwaang, however, is determined to go. He picks the heart-shaped costume made by goddesses, arms himself with a long blade and dagger, and takes his shield and spear. He rides on a flash of lightning and arrives at the "kawkawangan" grassland. While resting there a while, he hears a "gungutan" bird crowing. He decides to catch the fowl, but soon sees the "gungutan" with a daggerlike spur. The "gungutan" tells Tuwaang he came to know of his coming in a dream and that he wants to go with him to the wedding celebration. Tuwaang agrees to bring the "gungutan" along. The two shake their shoulders and are carried into space.
Upon arriving at Momawon, Tuwaang is admitted into the hall. He sits on a golden stool, while the "gungutan" perches on a crossbeam. Meantime, enchanting sounds from afar and flowering trees signal the arrival of the Young Man of Panayangan. Other gallants – the Young Man of Liwanon and the Young Man of the Rising Sun – arrive. Finally, the groom, the Young Man of Sakadna, arrives with a hundred followers. He haughtily asks the houseowner to clear the house "of dirt," implying the people in the house who do not count. To this insult Tuwaang answers there are "red leaves," i.e. heroes, in the house.