How did Sanna bring Simon’s two children home?

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In the silence of "The Poor", Sanna will think:

In such bad weather, her husband has to go out to sea to fish. Alas, life is so difficult, plus two How will the husband support the children? How should I tell him about raising two children?

But those two children are so pitiful. If they are not taken back and no one takes care of them, they will not survive. No matter what? You have to take him back. What you need to do now is tell him about the situation.

Extended information:

The fisherman’s wife, Sanna is a diligent and capable person. She works from morning to night, takes good care of her children, does housework, and makes the simple fisherman’s family a happy place. The cabin was clean, warm and comfortable. What's more valuable is that she is simple and kind, and is very considerate and caring for others. She takes the initiative to visit her sick neighbor Simon.

When she found out that Simon had died of illness, she took Simon's two children home without hesitation. After returning home, although she thought about the serious consequences of doing so and felt uneasy because she did not seek her husband's consent in advance, she would rather suffer twice as much and suffer her husband's punishment rather than repent.