枕

pillow / to pillow / to rest one's head on (Taiwan pr. [zhen4] for this sense)

枕 = 冘 + 木 : James II of England (zh) got a new treadmill (冘) for Christmas and he set it up right in front of the Christmas tree (木) in the encampment's living room ((e)n3). When he falls off the treadmill for the first time he falls right into the Christmas tree, which is quite painful and teaches him a lesson. From now on, he'll strap a pillow (枕) to his back.

枕 character breakdown

枕
- 冘
  - 儿
    - 丿
    - 乚
  - 冖
- 木
  - 八
    - 丿
    - ㇏
  - 十
    - 一
    - 丨

冘

yín = y + (e)n2

to go forward / to advance

冘 = 儿 + 冖 : Mnemonic symbol: a treadmill.

Maud Younger (y) and Sun Wukong (儿) are exercising together in the encampment's kitchen ((e)n2). They are running on treadmills (冘) and using cooking tops (冖) to fan themselves some air.

冘

yóu = y + ou2

(bound form) mostly used in either 冘豫[you2 yu4] or 冘疑[you2 yi2]

木

mù = mu + Ø4

(bound form) tree / (bound form) wood / unresponsive; numb; wooden

木 = 八 + 十 : Mnemonic symbol: a Christmas tree.

Malte Monkey (mu) is setting up a Christmas tree (木) in the bathroom of the space station (Ø4). He decorates the tree with eight-balls (八) and puts a holy cross (十) at the top of the tree.