Disobey or Obey

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Obey = Give Road



 Disobey. Break my words.

Sign: talk break.

Sign: hear. To hear is to obey.
Sign: hear not. Is to disobey.
Hear one side only=hear in one ear only.
“They had no ears”—point to ear and sign ears are open.

TO LISTEN is used in the sense of obeying. Aggressive and violent measures to force persons to obey are frequently called "opening their ears, making them large, so that they can listen." Clark



The white man does not obey the Great Spirit; that is why the Indians never could agree with him. —Chief Flying Hawk of the Sioux



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