劈

pi̅ = pi + Ø1

to hack / to chop / to split open / (of lightning) to strike

劈 = 辟 + 刀 : In front of the space station (Ø1) Pocahontas (pi) is chopping (劈) a jade dragon (辟) into slices using a cleaver (刀).

劈

pǐ = pi + Ø3

to split in two / to divide

劈 character breakdown

劈
- 刀
  - 丿
  - ㇆
    - 一
    - 亅
- 辟
  - 口
  - 尸
  - 辛
    - 十
      - 一
      - 丨
    - 立
      - 亠
        
        一
        
        丶
      - 䒑
        
        一
        
        丷
  - 𡰪

刀

da̅o = d + ao1

knife / blade / single-edged sword / cutlass / CL:把[ba3] / (slang) dollar (loanword) / classifier for sets of one hundred sheets (of paper) / classifier for knife cuts or stabs

刀 = ㇆ + 丿 : Mnemonic symbol: 刀 looks like a cleaver (while 刂 looks like a kitchen knife).

Don Quixote (d) serves his good deed of the day in front of the aorta (ao1). In order to feed the people, he uses a plow (㇆) to dig up bananas (丿), and cuts them into slices with a broad cleaver (刀).

辟

bì = bi + Ø4

king / monarch / to enlist / to repel / to avoid

辟

pì = pi + Ø4

law / variant of 闢|辟[pi4]

辟

闢

pì = pi + Ø4

to open (a door) / to open up (for development) / to dispel / to refute / to repudiate

辟 = 尸 + 口 + 辛 : Mnemonic symbol from 辟邪, to ward of evil: a jade dragon, because this is what you get if you google image search 辟邪. Pocahontas (pi) stored some delicious kimchi (辛) in the space station's bathroom (Ø4), and a ghost (尸) is trying to eat it all in one gulp. Pocahontas is prepared though and uses a jade dragon (辟) to fend off (辟) the ghost. She does throw a mandarin (口) to the desperate ghost though.