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A Mica Films Production
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Produced with support from
the city of Samcheok,
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Kangwon Fire Headquarters and
Kangwon National University
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Produced by Kim Sun-young
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Song Chang-ui
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Seo Ji-hye
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Yeo Hyeon-soo
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Written and directed by
Song In-sun
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As we live, there is always
something we want really badly.
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But, we can't always get what we want.
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A LONE TREE
Seoseo Janeun Namoo
Release: (2010) | Country: South Korea
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The site is #301 Daeyeong Apt.
No information about the situation yet.
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Unit 1 is the closest to the site.
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Repeat, the site is #301
Daeyeong Apt, Gyodong.
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- Hey, take the kit!
- Yeah, I got it!
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Go, go, go!
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We've arrived at the Site!
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It's okay, we're here.
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Are you hurt anywhere?
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Where's your mom?
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- Jeong-jun! Respirator!
- Yes, sir!
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A police is on standby.
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- OK, take the kids out.
- OK.
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Come on, think about your kids.
Breathe!
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Inhale and then exhale.
Come on, it’s not difficult.
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I know you can do it!
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Your mom is fine, now.
Police officers will take you to her tomorrow.
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Let's give her one day, okay?
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Be careful!
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She seems nervous.
Go together to the hospital.
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Meet me at the hospital.
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Report our location to headquarters.
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OK!
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Just leave it on.
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You're okay to breathe?
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How about my kids?
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Don't worry.
They're doing fine.
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Why did you do mar?
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I didn't know what life
would be like Without him.
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Just live.
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Everything's going to be
alright only if you live.
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Report the patient's condition.
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Completed the rescue and treatment for the patient.
She stopped bleeding.
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Her electrocardiography is normal.
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Her name is Gang Bo-yeong.
Female. 36 years old.
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She is a widow.
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What we need to know is whether
she had a second shock.
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She sold water purifiers and worked
as a waitress, but is now unemployed.
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She has two children and
was looking for a job.
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Hey, Gu-sang!
What's the matter with you?
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No second shock and she can
breathe on her own now.
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But we're providing additional oxygen.
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Stand to attention!
Hey, stay sun.
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Do I have to have this on?
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Yes, you should.
Cause you're a pretty girl.
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Don't fall asleep or the
soup will get burnt.
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Yes, ma'am.
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You talk as if you're my mother.
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Dad said you act like my
sister rather than mom.
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Nonsense. Go now.
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Have a good day, mom.
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Give me a kiss.
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Daeyeong Apt!
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Hurry!
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Hydraulic linkage!
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Hang in there for a sec.
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It's almost done.
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Good job! Good morning!
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Sir!
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Hey, Gu-sang, wait!
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Hey, why do you call me
in two different ways?
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Because you don't answer me!
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What am I? A stranger?
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Damn!
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This must be bad luck from damned crows!
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HOW is that connected to crows?
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Damn...
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Why are you buying stuffs you don't use?
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It's all about socializing.
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It's going to be perfect
if I get a nice dog.
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My ideal girl win show up unexpectedly.
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When that happens, I will put
all these cool gears on!
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And walk around her with
a nice dog like a husky.
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Then, I definitely catch her eyes.
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Understand?
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I bet you can't even move
with all those stuffs.
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Hop in! I'll give you home-cooked
meal for your energetic life.
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Really? Great!
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Hey, how come your ideal girl
changes every three months?
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Hyeon-jeong, Min-yeong...
and who is that student from Seoul?
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Ah... Hye-ran?
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Right. She looks like a nice woman.
How's that going?
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It's over.
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Oh my, she'll probably come to
see me before leaving for Seoul.
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You're such a loser.
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You fooled me again. You said you
will make me a nice home-cooked meal.
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You always make a slave of me like this.
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Seok-woo, don't you think
the eaves look lonely?
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You're mocking me, aren't you?
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The real lonely one is not there but here!
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Well, well, Well...
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Here comes the pizza.
Take a break, guys.
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Great.
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Any special plan for
this weekend, Seok-woo?
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Oh, we're off duty this weekend?
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Why? You Still have something to fix?
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I'll pass this time, period!
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Let's go play baseball with Seul-gi.
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Don't go.
Why are you teaching her baseball?
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You know I'm busy every weekend.
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Why? Busy checking if a lost
husky is wondering around?
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How did you know that?
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Who lives here, dad?
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A lady lives here.
She's in hospital, now.
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Delicious?
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Eat more.
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- Seul-gi, do you like baseball?
- Yes, I do.
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- Why?
- Because you like it.
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Mom doesn't like baseball, though.
She's always sleeping at home.
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She falls asleep even
while playing with me.
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She thinks all she needs is you and me.
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That's why she doesn't
care about other people.
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She's got married and had you
when she was 19 years old.
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I was a thief who stole her young heart.
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Who? Daddy?
No, you're not a thief.
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That's why she isn't into
anything else except for us.
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I feel sorry for her.
So you should be nice to her, okay?
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Give me a kiss.
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Mute
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Did seul-gi fall asleep?
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Yes.
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Why are you standing there?
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I feel so refreshed after a shower.
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You seem always tired these days.
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Turn Off the TV...
I'm sleepy.
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You're making me look like a fool.
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That couldn't have hurt,
Mr. fireman!
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Kiss me, honey.
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No, thanks.
I don't like the Smell of Saliva.
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How about this?
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They are like a flat TV screen.
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Turn off the light and get some sleep.
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You're doing this on purpose, right?
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Something smells fishy, nowadays.
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Don't over analyze it.
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Gu-sang!
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Hey!
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Gu-sang.
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How about a purely innocent girl for me?
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That kind of girl will
inspire me to care for her.
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Why? You already feel lonely this morning?
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Hey, I'm serious!
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Seok-woo, listen to me.
There's no more purely innocent girl.
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Because seven years ago, on April 27, 1999,
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the last one from the
20th century got married.
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TO Whom? Me!
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What about me, then?
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I might drop dead before getting married?
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So What?
You're blaming me now?
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Come on if you dare!
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I'd beat you up if you're not my boss.
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Shouldn't you tell your
family about this now?
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Anyway, the Fire Department
will be informed of the result
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after your regular check-up.
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What should I Say?
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Should I tell them to scatter the
ashes somewhere after cremation?
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How much time do I have?
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Let's go outside and talk.
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Well, after Seul-gi's birthday,
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I'll be out of town for 2-3 weeks.
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Where? Going to a place far from here?
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No. it's not that far from here.
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It's a kind of fire safety education
like the one in Chuncheon.
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Ah... I got it.
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Gu-sang, I'll tell you a sad story.
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What is it?
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Long ago every house of my
town, lighted special candles,
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because there wasn't a lighthouse.
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The candles were lit for a safe
return of husbands who went fishing.
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Sad story, huh?
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That's all?
Such a short story.
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If’s not sad because it's short?
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No, the story itself isn't so sad,
but its conciseness makes it sadder.
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I also wish for your safe return
after putting out the fire.
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Dad...
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Seul-gi, are you up?
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The Present Status of Cancer Treatment
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What are you doing?
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Oh! What was that?
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Watching a porno?
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You frequently visit Seoul these days.
What do you do there?
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Hey!
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- Let me see!
- Hey! Give it back!
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- 'How to Improve Conversation Skills!
- Give it back!
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'It's a good thing I met you here.'
Why? Because of your wife?
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- Hey!
- So exciting...
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Well, let's see. 'The effectiveness
of sangwhang mushroom is...'
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Oh, this is more like you.
What else?
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- Hmm... baseball.
- You're dead...
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Pitcher fakes, a full wind-up!
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Strike!
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- Hey, Yeong-ho! Rescue operation!
- Your wish is my command!
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Oh, my back...
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Hey, man!
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Hey! Rescue!
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Operation!
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Rescue operation!
Rescue operation!
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Rescue team, rescue team!
Hive removal! Hive removal!
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- Have fun.
- Report to the site.
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Another beehive?
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You, Jeong-jun...
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Hey, Gu-sang...
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Oh,
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Don't laugh! It hurts...
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You okay?
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Why did you touch it the wrong way?
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- You couldn't even go up there.
- Okay, be careful, man.
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Hive removal! Hive removal!
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I did all the hive removals by
myself when I was a rookie!
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Damn you, Gu-sang!
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Fire Safety Education for Children
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That day was very windy, right?
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Hey, why did you fum this?
Cut that part:
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Why, ifs good.
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Oh!
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You probably shot this one.
Wow, you're good with camera!
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Really? Hey, hey!
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Hive removal, hive removal!
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It's just for Seok-woo and Jeong-jun!
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Hey, cut it out!
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- NO...
- No way...
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- Don't...
- You rascal...
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Oh... scissors!
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Cool, huh?
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Daddy always looks cool.
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No, I mean the car.
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Yeah, I think so...
feel sorry that nobody drives if though.
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Seul-gi, you keep this and
ask mom to give you a ride.
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I bet mom wouldn't do that.
She’s afraid to drive.
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Why don't you drive it?
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What I mean is...
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She'll drive it someday.
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She'll look great in the driver's
seat wearing her sunglasses.
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I'll do that when I grow up.
Then I'll drive you.
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Will you?
Give me a hug, baby.
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I love you, daddy.
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I will be free from care
when you turn 20 years old.
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Why am I here where nobody loves me?
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I don't know why...
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I'm leaving. Bye-bye, Seul-gi!
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Thanks.
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Sun-yeong!
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Oh? Seok-WOO!
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What brings you here?
Gu-sang and Seul-gi must be at home.
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I asked him to pick me up but he
told me to come home by myself.
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So mean, right?
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Do you have many things to buy?
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Kids clothing is on sale.
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But I can't find the place yet.
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It's first come, first served.
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Well, that kind Of system isn’t
used even in the military any more.
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Which one do you want?
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This One... and this One!
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Okay, I'll steal them right away.
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Why did you buy for me?
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It's beautiful.
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- I Said I Stole them.
- You come here frequently?
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Well... sometimes...
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Ah... people nowadays have a date here.
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Ouch!
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Burnt yourself? How odd it is
see a fireman play with fire!
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Oh! I bought a kids
cosmetic set for Seul-gi.
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You know, putting stickers on
the face to act like grown-ups.
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- Well, this is...
- For your girlfriend?
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Who is the girl this time?
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What a playboy you are!
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No, it's for my mother's birthday.
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On, I need to buy a birthday cake.
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EXCUSE me!
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One cake for me, please.
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And I need many birthday candles.
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I had a date with Seok-Woo
at a nice bakery cafe today.
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Why don't you take me to
a good place like that?
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I'm still young...
only 25 years old.
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25?
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That's my legal age.
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I think you're just 7 years old.
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Same age as Seul-gi.
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That was such a romantic bakery cafe!
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What can be so special
about a bakery?
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Not just a bakery.
It's a bakery cafe.
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What's the difference?
They both sell breads.
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You're so out of style.
You don't know any good place.
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What? Hey, Sun-yeong!
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It's been a long time since the accident.
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But I still get very nervous
when I step out of the house
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and I'm fearful of people.
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I hate first come, first served.
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It's all because of my ankle.
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Rotten luck that I got
stuck in a revolving door
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on my first day at work after high school.
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Who the hell invented revolving doors?
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What the heck is that?
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How about this?
Pretty, mm?
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Wow, you made a kind of zoo on your body.
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Sexy or not sexy?
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Why are you saying that in a funny tone?
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Hey! Just answer me!
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Yeah, you look sexy!
So hot!
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Then, do my breasts still
look like a flat TV Screen?
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Yeah, right!
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Look here.
Animal Kingdom reruns are on.
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We should draw buttons...
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That night...
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I'm good, huh?
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A warm and gentle breeze was
blowing lightly around us
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and a sweet fragrance of melon
emanated from my wife 's hand.
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Well, that's what living
is all about isn't it?
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As a fireman, I thought of death as a
shadow that always follows me around.
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What did I do to deserve this?
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Operation /Anesthesia Consent Form
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I See. I'll think about that.
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Okay, take care.
I'll be there. Bye.
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Hey, playboy. Who was that?
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My mom is tempting me with a
delicious dish to come home.
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You know, she wants me to quit this job
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to take over the family
business and get married.
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Do you think that's better for me?
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Yes, you're such a clumsy fireman.
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Wouldn't you be worried if Seul-gi was
out somewhere putting out a fire?
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By the way, where is the bakery cafe?
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Which bakery Cafe?
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The cafe where you and
Sun-yeong had a date.
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Oh, that place...
hey, that wasn't a date.
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I met her accidentally and
bought a present for Seul-gi.
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It's near the observation
tower on the coastal road.
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Why? Wanna buy some bread?
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I also want to have a good time
there with Sun-yeong, tonight.
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Seok-woo, have you ever experienced
a serious pain before?
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No, except when you throw
something like this to me.
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If we die young, at least we wouldn't
have pains of growing old, right?
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What are you talking about?
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It's about my father.
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He died when I was a Child.
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There was no place for me
after my mother's remarriage.
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So I left Jeju Island
when I was in grade 12.
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You don't keep in touch with your mother?
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'Daddy'
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'Honey'
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'Come quickly'
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SEOK-WOO...
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Could you...
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Could you fix the roof of my house?
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Your roof? You came to just
ask that in this bad Weather?
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While I'm in Jeju,
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take care of Sun-yeong and Seul-gi.
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Are you going alone?
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There's someone
I need to see by myself.
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Who?
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Your mother?
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I go to .Jeju first,
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you fix the roof,
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and then help Sun-yeong and Seul-gi
get on the plane for Jeju.
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I got it, but you are
acting a bit strange today.
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Something wrong?
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YOU...
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Take it.
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While I'm out of town,
start the car once more.
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You are so late.
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I was worried to death that
something bad might have happened.
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Sorry. I'm really sorry.
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That was all my fault.
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I'm so sorry.
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In the fall of 1982...
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I was nine years old and...
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I was so into watching professional
Korean baseball games.
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So I pushed my father
to climb up to the roof
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to fix TV antenna.
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That night...
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we had the notorious strong
wind of Jeju Island.
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All of a sudden, everything
outside the window lit up
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and the TV screen was all distorted.
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My father fell to the ground
with a burning oil lamp
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that was stuck by lightning and died.
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He was 41 years old.
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Hey, Sun-yeong, move backwards.
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MOVE more!
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I said you don't need to
make anything for me.
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Gu-sang told me that I should serve
you bindaetteok and rice wine.
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He's so old-fashioned.
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He considers me as a manual laborer.
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Don't say that.
That's my line.
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Anyway, he is acting strangely lately.
He goes to Seoul, Jeju...
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Sun-yeong, do you know that
I was next to you that day?
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Thar day? which day are you talking about?
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Well, the day of the accident
in the revolving door.
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Oh, were you there, too?
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YOU didn’t See me then.
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I couldn't see anything at that time.
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I was so much in pain and so embarrassed.
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When I finally met Gu-sang after
he asked me out repeatedly,
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I couldn't even recognize him at first.
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Then, he promised to be my own 911.
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There were a lot of phone calls and visits.
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To the convenience store in Gangneung?
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Yes. Oh, do you know the store too?
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I saw you there several times as I passed by.
I should've called you too.
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Then, it would have been fun!
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I could've been a two timer, right?
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Huh, I don't think SO.
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Operation / Anesthesia Consent Form
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Go and see your son.
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I wish I was a better mother,
cooking all the dishes you like.
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You liked to eat cutlass fish So much.
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Why do you live here?
Where is your new family?
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I expected to meet you in a
much nicer condition than this.
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Seems like both of us are
not so lucky, right?
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I got our house back which was sold
at auction after your father's death.
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Then, did you do that?
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Did you put one log on the gate?
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Mom...
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Could you hold me in your arms?
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I ...
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I have something to tell you.
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Don't cry and just hear me out.
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The roof won't leak any more.
It's a waste of colored papers.
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Just in case.
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It's Dad!
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Gu-sang, this is Sun-yeong.
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SEOK-WOO fixed the roof and had
Bindaetteok and rice wine.
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And now, he's walking around
doing other things.
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He acts like the owner of this house.
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When can we go there?
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Sure, I'll try to look my best. Okay.
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Hey, mom!
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Oops, I forgot about you.
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Let's go!
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One minute please.
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Here's your milk.
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- Aren't my sandals pretty?
- Yes, they are. They really suit you.
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Seok-woo gave them for
this Jeju Island tour.
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This dress and Seul-gi's too.
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I also have lots of money.
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Seul-gi, give me the
envelope that he gave us.
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LOOK at this.
Tell me what you want to eat.
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I'll buy whatever you want.
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Okay...
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I think... your shoes look fine,
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but your dress is so out of style.
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I'll buy you a new one which
blends Well with Jeju Island.
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Really?
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Sure... Let's buy a dress with large
Hallabong orange patterns on the upper part.
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- Dad, I also want Hallabong.
- You, too? okay!
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- I don't like Hallabong.
- Hallabong! Hallabong!
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Oh, my!
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Whenever you hold my shoulders like this,
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I fear nothing.
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Can you see those logs?
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Three logs hanging between the posts
mean that the house is uninhabited.
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Two logs mean that
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since the owner is away, the
guest should come by next time.
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There's just one log hanging now.
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That means that since the
owner will come back soon,
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you may come in and wait.
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That's really interesting.
This house has been unoccupied for a long time.
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Why did the owner put just one bar?
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I thought I would live
my entire life here...
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If I did, we couldn't have met.
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If you did, what would I be doing now?
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Maybe I'd be sitting in an empty
room alone, absent-minded,
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just pressing hard on a TV remote control.
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What is with the way you talk?
Anyway, it is fun.
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You think so? Do I look like a
women who has seen the world?
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Our neighbors think that
I have been around.
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Really? So you could be
somebody who's been around,
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who met a healthy rich man and got married.
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Then you are on a honeymoon in Jeju now.
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Are you sure? So, I guess we would
meet each other here after all.
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In my thought, the rich,
healthy man also...
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buys a bottle of water from that store.
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I'm sitting nicely in a beautiful car,
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which is 100 times better
than the one you bought me.
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At that time, you come out of the
store after buying two batteries.
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As soon as you see me in the car,
you fall in love at first sight.
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Why should I buy two batteries?
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I don't know.
Anyway, you bought two batteries.
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And then?
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The moment I see you,
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I think, "Oh, yeah! He is
Mr. Right who I have been looking for."
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Then, my heart sinks within me,
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because I'm already married.
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As I'm trying to calm myself,
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suddenly you knock him
down with a single blow.
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You threw the first punch.
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I did that?
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However, I am not a good fighter.
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No, you have a strong punch since
you have been playing baseball.
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It sounds strange.
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I don't Cafe.
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Anyway, you start to run away with me.
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I'm both scared and out of breath as I
just keep running away to the beach.
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And then, you are tired and fall
down holding me in your arms.
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That's howl hurt my ankle.
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What's that?
They are all the same in the end.
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We are destined to meet each Other.
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- Uh uh, we're falling off the bench.
- Let’s fall Off.
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Don't do that.
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Please, don't do that.
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- You like it!
- I Can't breathe.
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Dad, what are you doing here?
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Seul-gi, come here.
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Dad, what's this?
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Walkie talkie
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Seul-gi's grandfather... Well...
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Your grandfather and I talked with these.
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Grandfather and you?
What did you talk about?
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Well, things we really wanted to talk about
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but we're too far to hear each other.
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- Whatever?
- Of course.
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Okay! Lets fry.
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Maybe they don't work any more.
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The battery is dead.
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Seul-gi!
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Okay! Lets fry.
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Calling daddy, roger.
Calling daddy, roger.
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Calling daddy, roger.
Calling daddy, roger.
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This is daddy speaking.
Speak now, Seul-gi.
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Daddy... there's something
I have to tell you.
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Tell me whatever you want.
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Daddy, I... want to stop playing
baseball and learn piano.
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You don't like baseball?
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I like it...
but, I prefer the piano.
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Okay, you can do as you please.
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Thank you, daddy!
It's your turn. Tell me anything
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and I'll listen.
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I have something to tell your mom.
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OK! Hold on, please.
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Sun-yeong!
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I'm Sick.
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I'm very sick.
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Please, hold me.
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What Should I do?
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What should I do for you who
will have to live without me?
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I don't know what to do.
Sun-yeong!
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Daddy! Daddy!
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Hey, you! You bastard!
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Hye-ran, calm down, please.
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Hey-ran, please!
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Why are you hitting me?
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What a moron.
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Damn it! What did I do?
What have I done to deserve this?
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Dear Sun-yeong
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Gu-sang, don't you know that you
haven't said a word all day?
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Hey, Seok-woo!
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You finally opened your mouth.
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Did you meet your dream girl
who is purely innocent?
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You said there's no such girl since
you married the last one left...
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So I changed my mind.
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What do you think of having a blind
date with a flight attendant?
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Her sexy S-line figure and
a tight fitting uniform.
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What if she already has a boyfriend?
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I'll knock him down with a single blow.
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And then?
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I should elope with her to a
place where nobody knows.
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Hey, Seok-woo!
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When you elope...
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don't fall down.
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Gu-sang!
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Don't come here.
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Are you okay?
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What's wrong with you?
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What's wrong?
Life isn't as easy as you think.
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When are you going to grow up
and stop flirting with girls?
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Why do you have to bring that up now?
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My heart is almost bursting.
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There's so much I want to say,
but I can't say anything.
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That's why my heart is about to burst.
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Spit it out, if you've
got something to say.
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Don't full a long face and stop
making me suffocate. Spit it out!
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Spit it out?
You... bastard!
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How could you say that?
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Don't you know that there are
things we just can't talk about?
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Then, don't! There's nobody who
can say whatever he wants.
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You bastard!
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- Gu-sang! Gu-sang!
- Let go! Let go!
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Do you think the heart
will burst so easily?
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No matter pitiful we are,
our hearts are strong.
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That's why we could hold back.
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Rather, just spit it out!
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Seok-woo, let’s let it all hang out!
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Let's bare our souls!
Let’s do that.
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Let's go! Let's go!
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Mom, I'm home.
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Come here.
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- Are we going on a picnic again?
- We're going to the fire station to see your daddy.
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Stop talking to me and just eat it.
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- How will we get there?
- Of course, by bus.
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I told you not to talk to me.
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It looks like rain.
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Isn't it difficult to take off that cover?
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There Will be a lot Of dust too.
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I hate dust.
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If I stay out in the rain and
catch a cold, it is your fault.
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How could you get lost?
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There is a bus that comes
directly to the fire station.
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Can't you even do that?
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Why are you yelling?
Try taking the bus yourself.
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Looks like it won't be finished soon.
Shall we eat first?
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Okay. Fried tofu sushi,
Seaweed rolls.
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Then, is this fruit?
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She never forgets to bring
everything we like.
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The edges of these rolls
are most delicious!
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Seul-gi, let's eat.
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- Thank you.
- Bye.
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Good bye.
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Seok-woo, give this present to
Seul-gi on her birthday and then
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Get her the rest of these presents
when she enters elementary school.
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Why should I give these things to her?
What about you?
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Let's go out for some fresh air.
It's stuffy in here.
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There are my annuity bonds,
legal documents of our house,
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letters and so on in the box.
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Please take a look at them later.
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Something wrong with you?
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Cancer...
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Here.
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They Said that I would be
as sick as a dog and die.
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Does it sound strange?
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And who Will die?
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You?
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A really strange thing is...
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an unknown light appears
while my head is killing me.
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Then, suddenly the pain goes
away and I feel at ease.
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However, when the light disappears,
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I'm terrified at the thought of falling
from the roof some day and dying
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in front of Sun-yeong and Seul-gi.
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Without a surgery, I only
have a few months to live.
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I decided to get the surgery
after Seul-gi's birthday.
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I told Sun-yeong that I'm going to
a training program for two weeks.
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Keep it strictly under your hat.
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Gu-sang!
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I don't know what you mean.
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If I lose my memory or
if something goes wrong,
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please take care of Sun-yeong.
She needs you.
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Gu-sang! How did you get
Sick like that?
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What's all this? Why do you have
to keep it as a secret from her?
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How can you say such awful things now
after having kept it to yourself?
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Don't you know better that
humans don't die so easily?
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You must live somehow.
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Live and remember me,
your wife and daughter.
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Why do you give up first and
cast your burdens on me?
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Seul-gi!
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It's time for
Seul-gi's birthday party!
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The star of this day, come on out!
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Daddy, one minute please.
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Tada!
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Wow, you look really pretty.
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My pretty daughter, let's hug, hug.
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- Cheek to Cheek.
- Cheek to Cheek.
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Please don't answer the phone.
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Please.
This is your day off.
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Answer the phone.
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Hello!
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I See.
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Situation room?
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Fife! At the abandoned school we went to.
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The fire apparently got started
while someone was making mixed gasoline.
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Let's go.
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Honey!
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Come to your sense and look after yourself.
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Why should you go there now?
Sun-yeong!
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Hey, what are you doing?
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Don't be confused!
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Don't worry.
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Seul-gi, wait for just a little while.
I'll be back soon.
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Honey!
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Mom!
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The burning building is a closed school
that was built over 50 years ago.
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Those who were arrested right after
the fire turned out be people who
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have been making billions of won worth
of mixed gasoline at the closed school.
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This was in Seok-woo's present.
Is it money again?
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Honey, no way!
Honey, please...
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Seul-gi, what should we do?
What should we do for daddy?
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Mom, what's wrong?
Where are you going?
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Seul-gi, daddy is...
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I'll find your daddy and bring him home.
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Stay home until I come
back with your daddy.
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Shout if there's anybody
on the second floor
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- Is anybody there?
- Is anybody there?
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Is anybody there?
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Sun-yeong,
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The world is a place where there are
many fine people and is worth living in.
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Don 't be timid and hold your head up.
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However, you probably have
to change the way you talk.
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Why me? Why now?
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I blamed fate and cursed God.
I thought about many things.
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And then...
on second thought,
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l realized how my life has been
full with seven years of living
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As Sun-yeong's husband and Seul-gi's daddy.
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I thought that was enough for me.
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Therefore, if I lose my memory about you
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Or if something goes
wrong, forget about me.
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Don 't look for me anywhere in the world...
even in heaven...
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Honey, I'm scared.
I'm scared.
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Please help me. Help me.
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Lee Bo-sik! Jang Gyu-taek!
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Be careful!
Put an oxygen mask on him first.
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Yes!
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Excuse me, where is my sister?
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- Was she also here?
- Yes.
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- What's her name?
- Hye-mi. Park Hye-mi.
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Okay, go ahead.
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I'll be right behind you with
your sister, okay? Deal?
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Please keep out of here.
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Hey, Sun-yeong!
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Where is Gu-sang?
Gu-sang is okay?
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Hye-mi! Can you hear me?
Hye-mi!
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He is sick now. How could a sick
person be putting out the fire?
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Please help him.
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What brings you here?
You can't stay here.
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- Come here, please.
- Where is Gu-sang?
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Sun-yeong, calm down!
Calm down, please.
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The door to the main stairway
is blocked completely.
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What?
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How about Gu-sang?
Is he still in the building?
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He is still looking for trapped children.
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You knew he is sick.
Why didn't you tell me?
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You are like brothers, aren't you?
Why didn't you tell me?
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Seok-woo, you know he is sick.
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YOU know he can't be inside
a burning building, right?
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I'll bring him out.
Trust me!
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Please stay here.
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All clear! All clear! Hurry up!
Get out of there!
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How about his sister?
Didn't he say she was with him?
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They are all fine.
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Gu-sang, I'm Sun-yeong!
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It’s all my fault.
I really didn't know that you are sick.
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I'm sorry, although you were sick.
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Get out of there quickly, please!
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Let's live together with me.
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- Seok-woo!
- Gu-sang!
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Stay there!
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Get out of here or both of us will die.
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Shut up! Nobody will die.
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Give up on me.
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How can I give up on you?
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Are you okay?
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I'm okay for now.
How about you?
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What happened? Are you crazy?
You should have already gotten out.
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You can't stand any more of this smoke.
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Report on progress!
Report on progress!
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Request backup!
Oxygen is running out!
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Jeong Gu-sang and Kang Seok-woo
have been exposed to toxic gases.
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Need backup!
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Location found! We are almost there.
Hold on a little longer.
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I thought that things like
this would happen one day.
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Try not to talk too much
and lower yourself down.
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I think I should say something to you.
I feel nervous.
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Seok-woo, do you remember
having a big argument with me?
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The day our hearts almost burst.
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Seok-woo,
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Because you are the one...
I'm so glad.
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I remember my first can of duty with you.
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You were so hard on me.
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At the time, I thought,
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if I use my head well,
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I am going to be okay for 24 months.
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Gu-sang! Gu-sang! Gu-sang,
what's wrong with you? What's wrong?
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Come on! Come on, Gu-sang!
No! No way!
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Breathe!
Stop playing tricks and breathe!
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I told you to breathe!
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Gu-sang!
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Gu-sang, what are you doing here?
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Open your eyes!
Please, open your eyes.
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I'm Sun-yeong! Let's go home.
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Seul-gi is waiting for us.
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Please! Please, open your eyes.
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Let's go home.
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Please, open your eyes.
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Gu-sang, breathe please.
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Seul-gi!
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Mom!
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Why are you bringing a chair?
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I think it’s a good idea to hang
this wind chime under the eaves.
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Gu-sang said...
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that something felt empty under the eaves.
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I didn't know what he meant, but
I'm getting the feel of it now.
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I have to go today.
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Take care.
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Call me anytime you want.
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Please, don't get sick.
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If you get sick, I will...
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be scolded by Gu-sang.
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Don't worry.
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I understand how you feel.
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So does Gu-sang.
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So please don't cry.
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I hope he understands.
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He understands me, right?
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You should also stay healthy and keep well.
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Seul-gi, bye!
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Bye.
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Seul-gi's first birthday
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Seul-gi's second birthday
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Seul-gi's fifth birthday
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Seul-gi's sixth birthday
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Seul-gi's 10th birthday
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Seul-gi's 20th birthday
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We can't always get what we want.
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Nevertheless, the reason
we can live on is that...
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we keep our earnest wishes
deep in our hearts.
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Gu-sang, can you hear me?
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I don't have enough confidence
to live on my own now...
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I'm always thinking of you
every day and every night, but
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I promise that I'll learn
to get on with my life.
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And then little by little...
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when the scar on my ankle
becomes thin and faint,
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maybe by then,
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I think I can live my own life.