The person who carries the tablet
>In the 1980s, after my father lost the family fortune in a bet, I was forced to marry the name of a girl who drowned in a neighboring village.
>The whole village laughed that I was worse than a breeding boar.
>Three years later, the girl came back alive, with bruises all over her wrists.
>She asked me tremblingly: "Do you still want me?"
>At this time, my wife, who was pregnant with my child, raised the hatchet.
>The night the flood broke the embankment, I pushed both women onto the rafters with all my strength.
>As he sank to the bottom of the water, he heard them fighting and screaming in the darkness.
>"Whoever he saves will be his wife!"
