The Lord of Corn

According to the first interpretation two characters sitting opposite to each other hold a meeting in which they not agree. The right in hand the object or center of conflict: the plant of corn. On his hand head wears a headdress shaped bird form which peak flows the symbol of a kind word, a proposed agreement. The character on the left facing position is reluctant to the dialogue, has his arms crossed in front and his face expresses denial and rejection. A struggle is established and in the next scene one of the individuals is taken by the hair or headdress while receiving a message from the one who takes him.