“If a monk isn’t sick and he’s told by the senior monk to prepare the seats, he should do so. If he doesn’t, he commits an offense of wrong conduct.” On one occasion there was no lamp in the observance-day hall. Because it was dark, the monks stepped on one another and on one another’s robes. “You should light a lamp in the observance-day hall.” The monks thought, “Who should light it?” “The most senior monk should tell a junior monk.” Although told by the senior monk, the junior monks did not light a lamp. “If a monk isn’t sick and he’s told by the senior monk to light a lamp, he should do so.