01x01 - Episode 1

[bunniefuu]

("A country can survive w*r,

illness, and poverty.")

("However, one cannot survive in a country")

("where justice does not exist." Pablo Victoria)

"Oath of Service."

- "Oath of Service."

- "Oath of Service."

"I am honoured to be called forth"

"to serve the country and

the people as a prosecutor."

"I understand the grave importance

of my duties"

"to defend justice and human rights"

"and to protect the citizens

and community against crime."

(Episode 1)

- What are you doing?

- My gosh.

Hello, Prosecutor.

You're here to enforce the law.

Why are you just looking at them?

Are we in the Joint Security Area?

Is this the Military Demarcation Line in the DMZ?

I see that you came armed.

What are you waiting for, Captain?

Come on.

We were waiting for the warrant.

I told you their boss would stow away

and that it was urgent.

I said to just go ahead

and arrest them, didn't I?

This is the 21st century. Come on.

You know how it is.

- What?

- Goodness.

If two or more men

confront civil servants

with tools that could be used

as weapons

for more than three minutes,

it shall be seen as forming and

participating in a criminal group.

Even mere participation can result

in imprisonment of two years or more

or a fine of at least 50,000 dollars.

What's he saying?

Hey, you. Hand that over.

I said, a fine of at least 50,000 dollars.

Hey.

Hey. When they talk about fines,

they usually say "up to".

They rarely say "at least".

- That's true.

- That's right.

I made it up.

- Darn it.

- What a nut case.

Darn, that startled me.

What's he doing?

What's his deal?

Darn it. I'm bleeding.

What are you waiting for?

A prosecutor's head was busted!

What a lunatic.

All right. I'll count to three.

Drop your weapons

and follow me politely.

One.

Two.

- Three.

- Come on, guys.

Let's go!

- What the

- Get them!

You punks!

I am a brave prosecutor who fights

to eradicate injustice.

(Seoul National Uni. of Education,

Court and Prosecutors' Office)

- Ma'am.

- Yes.

This station is right in front

of the Prosecutors' Office.

The police will come and ask you to leave.

Please, I haven't sold a single one yet.

Hello, it's me.

We're having gimbap for lunch today.

Ma'am, I'll take everything here.

All of this?

So you can wrap up for the day.

My gosh, thank you.

A warmhearted prosecutor who cares

for the weak and the marginalized.

- That's him!

- Come, quick.

- He's here.

- Hurry.

- Just a comment, please.

- Can we have a comment?

- Wait!

- Just a comment!

Prosecutor Kim.

Such a heavy-handed investigation

targeting major corporations

in the midst of recession

could cause adverse effects.

What are your thoughts?

Economic growth may

hold a country together,

but there is only one thing that

can bring about its demise.

Corruption.

The Prosecution Service has a duty

to eradicate corruption.

As a prosecutor,

I act on my belief that the law must be followed,

nothing else.

When will the results of

the investigation be announced?

- Prosecutor Kim.

- What are your thoughts on

A fair prosecutor who only follows the truth.

We have reasons to believe that

the slush fund went to some politicians.

If I ask you to name them,

you'll say that you don't know.

Cho Tae Sub, right?

I knew it.

I knew you were going to make that face.

Look at you.

Are you afraid?

Are you not afraid of anything?

Me? Well, I dread going to work on Mondays,

but that's about it.

Look, Cho Tae Sub is a criminal.

You have no reason to be afraid of him.

All you need to do is report him.

So I can catch him. Do you understand?

Talk!

Will you continue to plead the Fifth?

If the accusation turns out to be false,

you will be punished according

to Article 156 of the Penal Code.

Will you admit to it?

Prosecutor Kim, we just heard from

the Director of Business Strategy.

An upright prosecutor who

is tougher on himself.

(Kim Hee Woo, Prosecution Service)

(Cheonha)

I'm counting on you.

I will testify.

(Cho Tae Sub)

(Request for Arrest Warrant, Cho Tae Sub)

(Request for Arrest Warrant, Cho Tae Sub)

I solemnly swear upon my honour

that I will serve the people

and my country to the utmost of my ability.

- Don't.

- Don't?

- That's right. Don't do it.

- Why not?

No one in this country thinks

that Cho Tae Sub is a criminal.

Everyone is being deceived.

I will make him pay for

deceiving the people

by acting like an angel.

A prosecutor targeting

such a powerful man.

Do you think it's a winnable fight?

It's not impossible.

Because of you,

I'm getting bombarded with calls.

Great.

Give me the list of people who called you.

I'll arrest them all.

Now, I understand why

everyone calls you crazy.

Who cares if I'm crazy as long

as I catch all the bad guys?

I am a prosecutor,

and my job is to catch criminals.

(Chief Prosecutor Kim Seok Hoon)

Do you think you're the only prosecutor

with that level of conviction

and confidence?

Do you think they let things

stay buried because they have

no backbone and can't think?

You see, conviction

is useless unless you know

for sure that you can win.

Prepare thoroughly before

you strike so you can win.

Do you think I'm unprepared?

If you think you're prepared,

you are wrong.

The village you're about to raid

has its own order.

What should you do to get something

at the center of the village?

Naturally,

you'd have to step on their soil.

That will upend the order in the village.

Then the villagers will join

forces upon sensing danger

and grow their power.

Which means,

it'll no longer be a 1-on-1 fight.

Who said those villagers

could live in a lawless state?

By any chance,

do you live in that village too, sir?

- Hey, Kim Hee Woo.

- Why did you meet Cho yesterday?

Have you been tailing me?

I tail criminals,

but our routes happened to overlap.

Thanks to my big-headed subordinate

who needs a reality check,

I had no choice but to drag myself

to dinner with him.

Are we good now?

I want to trust you, sir.

You won't listen, no matter what I say.

One must always filter out bad advice.

You may leave.

Yes, sir.

(Chief Prosecutor Kim Seok Hoon)

It's me, sir.

You should prepare yourself

for what's coming.

(Daesin Daily)

(No One to Put a Stop on

Cho Tae Sub's Soaring Ratings?)

(Expected to Secure Over

68 Percent of Total Votes)

You

have no idea what Cho Tae Sub

is capable of.

This is awfully frustrating.

Did we really need a meeting

to discuss this?

(Minguk Party)

We're facing opposition

from Assemblyman Yoon and others.

He's a seven-term assemblyman

and the President's father-in-law.

We can't expel

Look.

"President's Father-in-law,

Assemblyman Yoon Young Hoon,"

"Faces Criticism for Defending Party Member."

He criticized the victim in

Assemblyman Gu Wook Chung's

sexual as*ault case.

You see,

women are getting smarter by the day.

Who cares if he served

seven terms in a row?

Does he think we're still living

in the Joseon era?

I guess you're all relaxed now that

we've won the legislative elections.

Politicians who are insensitive

about gender issues

will not survive!

Try to read the minds

of the young voters!

Expel him at once.

I'll take responsibility for everything.

He is waiting for you, sir.

Wait.

This is not a meeting you can sit in.

(President Heo Jae Geun)

You!

Assemblyman Cho!

"Assemblyman Cho"?

Now that you're sitting in this office,

do you think you can

look down on everyone?

"Expelling Assemblyman

Yoon is too excessive."

"Come in for a brief meeting"?

(President Heo Jae Geun)

I got you elected as President

so you can serve the country,

but you're busy trying to

take care of your father-in-law.

Must you look out for your in-laws

sitting in the Presidential Office?

Will 300 million dollars be enough?

You can't win the election

with 56 million dollars.

I'll send 100 million dollars today

and 200 million dollars in a week.

They say you can forget your enemies

but never those who helped you.

What can I give you to repay you?

You see, I'm not a greedy man.

Just win the election

and become the President

of the Republic of Korea.

All I want is

to have one of my people

in the Presidential Office.

You see,

this does not suit your image.

I sent her to the US.

She won't return in the next five years.

Do you know why people

call me a king maker

and why the presidential

candidate I chose always wins?

It's because

my vetting process is at least

ten times more rigorous

than that of the party.

Your mistress in Los Angeles

is still fuming with anger.

Should I go to Los Angeles myself

and make her talk?

All right.

Spend the rest of your term

thinking that we have a

semi-presidential system in place.

Go on some overseas trips

and visit our army bases

for photo ops.

I'll take care of the rest.

From now on,

you'll do things with this in mind.

In this country, Cho Tae Sub

is above the President.

Do you understand?

(Chief Prosecutor Kim Seok Hoon)

What's wrong?

The prosecution summoned you just now, sir.

Is that right?

I guess I'll finally meet him.

Let's go eat something.

I know a good restaurant in Seocho-dong.

- You like spicy food, right?

- Yes, sir.

(Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office)

- Get him on camera.

- Sir! A comment, please.

- Is it true?

- Do you admit the charges?

The prosecution stated that you violated

the Act on the Aggravated Punishment

of Specific Crimes.

Do you admit the charges?

I can't admit

what is not true.

I have nothing to do with the violations,

which the prosecution is claiming

that I am responsible for.

I am devastated that I

have caused concern

to the people who have been trusting

and supporting me for years.

Some say the prosecution is

targeting presidential candidates.

I suppose the results

will speak for themselves.

- When will they be announced?

- Sir!

- Wait, sir!

- Just a comment, please!

(Chief Prosecutor Kim Seok Hoon)

It feels weird to be back in

the Prosecutors' Office after so long.

Maybe it's because I'm here

as the accused this time.

- My apologies, sir.

- No, it's okay.

You did exactly as I said.

This wasn't an easy decision for us, sir.

This was something I had to deal

with eventually anyway.

I'll think of this as a vaccine.

This way, I don't have to bother

my people to solve the problem.

This helps me out.

The thing is, Prosecutor Kim Hee Woo

He won't go easy on you, sir.

Of course, he shouldn't.

I didn't come all the way here

to meet a wimp.

Oh, I should get going.

Thanks for the coffee.

Finally, we meet,

Prosecutor Kim Hee Woo.

It's nice to meet you.

That's quite an unusual greeting

from the accused.

I bet you wanted to meet me too.

I did,

but I'm not pleased to meet you.

You're brimming with sass.

And you are brimming with ambition.

On top of that,

you have a good sense of humour.

Hey, mister.

"Mister"?

You're in an interview room

at the Prosecutors' Office,

as the accused in the case.

You may be the powerful Cho Tae Sub

in the outside world,

but not here.

I see.

I summoned the powerful Cho Tae Sub

to prove that he is nothing

but a despicable scumbag.

Why?

Because you're a total scumbag.

That's why.

Here's what's more important.

If I were the type to give in

to your threats and cajolery,

you wouldn't be here now.

What I mean by that is,

I wouldn't have been able to summon you.

And

I wouldn't have been able to call you

a scumbag, which you are.

Instead, I'd be sitting here

taking your coffee order.

"Would you like syrup

in your Americano, sir?"

I'd just be asking you such questions

and making small talk.

But did I ask you how

you'd like your coffee?

Can you not gauge the situation?

I think I understand what's going on.

Good.

Then sit up and lower your head.

I'm not sure what kind of

misunderstanding caused all this,

but nothing I do is for

my own selfish needs.

I do everything for the people

Let's get started.

It looks like you have a lot to say.

I can't wait to see

the cards you're holding.

As they say, higher the expectation,

greater the disappointment.

Please bring on your A-game, Mr. Prosecutor.

Clearly, you haven't quite grasped

the situation yet.

Hee Woo.

Did you just call me "Hee Woo"?

Have you ever thought

about the powerlessness

of justice without force?

You folks aren't ignorant

because you're peasants.

You became peasants

because you're ignorant.

And you ignorant peasants

still don't know that.

Morons.

You see, justice is

The kind you see in movies

that looks all cool and stuff.

It's not something you can

have just because you want to.

It's not up to you.

Justice chooses who can have it.

Do you know what "foolhardy" means?

What you're trying to do here

has nothing to do with justice.

It is foolhardiness built upon

your ignorance.

Had you wanted to take me down,

you should've first destroyed the system

that was built to protect me.

Are you here to give a lecture?

Do you still think you

were invited as a guest?

Okay, fine.

I will destroy that system

and everything that

supports it one by one.

Prosecutor Kim.

You have a witness who will

testify against me, right?

The role of a witness is

carried out in the courtroom.

But what if

he can't carry out his role?

Room service.

That said,

didn't you think it was too easy?

Meeting me in person.

I wanted to meet you.

The prosecutor who had

the guts to summon me.

Why don't you stop

wasting your bravery and pursue

things that are more valuable?

Prosecutor Kim.

We can't reach Cheonha's Director

of Business Strategy at the hotel.

(Director of Business Strategy, Cheonha Group)

(Help me.)

I'm I'm really sorry.

Please forgive me.

Don't k*ll me, please.

- Please, sir.

- These scumbags.

Someone leaked the info.

Cho Tae Sub already knew

the card I was holding.

The person you're looking

for is in a safe place.

(Prosecution Service)

- He's coming out.

- Sir!

That was a short interview.

What happened?

I cooperated and answered

every question truthfully.

I trust that the court

will make a fair decision.

You see,

the stir-fried webfoot

octopus here is very good.

It's totally different from

the one you can get in Yeouido.

It's incredibly spicy.

Thank you.

Hey.

Kim Hee Woo is there now, sir.

Should we whack them both?

No.

There is no need to whack a dog

that has tucked in its tail.

- You must be surprised.

- A little.

Unlike most prosecutors,

I'm not a sissy.

And I'm not some amateur-level thug.

All right.

Let's get right down to business.

Bring it on.

I will spare you if you

promise that you will stop.

How can you trust me?

It doesn't matter.

I am not afraid of a dog

that has tucked in its tail.

Sorry to disappoint you,

but I don't want to be a

dog holding its tail down.

This is your last chance.

Beg for your life.

Please save me.

I will make sure

I k*ll you real good this time.

I guess I'll have to k*ll you.

I have something different in mind.

Let go.

Conspiracy to commit m*rder

and an additional attempt.

You have the right to an attorney.

You have the right to remain silent.

Anything you say

can and will be used against you

in a court of law.

You're going to break

your arm at this rate.

I have finished the job.

I will handle him as instructed.

He says he'll handle him now.

You brewed the tea very well.

I'm sure I'll sleep well tonight

thanks to drinking good tea.

Thank you.

This is a perfect mixture of alcohol

and methamphetamine.

Tomorrow morning,

the world will remember you

as a corrupt and

drug-addicted prosecutor

who committed suicide.

I'm dead, aren't I?

Yes.

Gosh, why does it hurt though?

It still hurts where I got hit

before I died.

Who says there's no pain after you die?

I thought that was the case, wasn't it?

That's wrong information.

- Gosh, you just k*lled me twice.

- I'm joking.

It won't hurt once you get up there.

Why would you make that

joke to a dead man?

I'll go do my job while

you regain your energy.

Goodness, you're a strange human.

I am not human.

Oh, I see.

Let's briefly fast forward

through your life.

Faster than that.

This station is Poverty.

- Come here.

- You have to come over here.

Bow your head.

You want to fight? Is that it?

Have you lost your mind?

You piece of trash.

- Are you crazy? Have you gone mad?

- Did you lose your mind?

Gosh, what will I do with this punk?

Kim Hee Woo.

It seems like you've been

beaten up quite a bit.

Kids who have a sense of

justice but no power

always get beat up.

Your parents passed away

from a hit-and-run.

So?

Will I get to meet my parents now?

Oh, my. You trained in martial arts too.

I decided to get stronger.

Put it on.

I did it in order to survive

and to protect myself.

That's right. Choke him.

You got into Hankuk University School of Law

after taking the entrance

exam three times.

(Civil Law)

(57th Bar Examination,

Primary Test, Room 2)

(Lecture Room)

You passed the bar,

became a prosecutor, and then

You see, justice is

The kind you see in movies

that looks all cool and stuff.

It's not something you can

have just because you want to.

It's not up to you.

Justice chooses who can have it.

Did you mess with Cho Tae Sub?

What do you mean "mess with"?

I'm a prosecutor.

Cho Tae Sub is nothing

but a dirty criminal.

My job isn't just to mess with

him but to throw him in jail.

You failed and got m*rder*d.

I wonder if it's because you

have justice but no power.

He k*lled you before you could even try.

I have no choice but to agree

since this is the result.

Would you have been able

to put Cho Tae Sub in jail

if you had survived this fight?

Would he have faced the

judgement of the law?

I'm not sure.

If you had one more life remaining,

would you use it to

arrest Cho Tae Sub again?

I had put my life on the line for it.

It was already decided,

and it's my job to do it.

Do that then.

Take your time to prepare.

Trap him perfectly.

Because if you act rashly,

you might die in vain again.

I'm saying I will save your life.

- What?

- Make sure to catch him.

Getting punished in the afterlife

is too long of a wait.

Show him there is

pain in this world too.

Promise me.

Can you make him suffer?

I will.

If you get close to Cho Tae Sub,

you might meet me.

Mark my words.

You can't catch the devil

unless you become an even worse monster.

I'm asking as a favour.

Make sure you succeed.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey!

What are you doing?

Are you not going to ring it up?

What are you glaring at?

Kim Han Mi?

Yes, that's my name.

This is the convenience store

I used to work part-time

after graduating high school.

Why am I here right now?

Getting punished in the afterlife

is too long of a wait.

Show him there is

pain in this world too.

Hey!

(Kim Hee Woo, Part-timer)

I can't believe it.

I'm saying I will save your life.

Did I really

come back to life?

Take your time to prepare.

Trap him perfectly.

Because if you act rashly

you might die in vain again.

Did she really send me back to the past?

If this is real

I have to get home.

My house is still here.

(Kim Chan Sung)

I was an immature son.

Did you eat?

Gosh, that temper of his.

We're going to work.

I made breakfast,

so make sure you eat it, okay?

Let's go. Come on.

That was my last encounter

with my parents.

Seriously.

My parents couldn't take care of me properly

because they were trying

to make ends meet.

I looked down on them and resented them.

That was how I felt.

So I hoped to hurt them by

having them come home

and see the food they

prepared was untouched.

Hello?

What about them?

(Beloved father and mother)

My parents passed away,

leaving behind a resentful

son they always worried about.

I was hungry.

My dear son.

I'm sorry I can't cook you something

delicious because I'm so busy.

There's bulgogi in the fridge.

Make sure to heat that up too.

It's the last meal

that my mom prepared for me.

I was in despair

because now,

I would never get a chance

to redeem myself for being

an ungrateful son.

But perhaps, it might be

before my parents' deaths.

I'm desperately hoping that

the universe has given me

a once-in-a-lifetime chance.

Mom.

Dad.

Mom!

Is that you, Hee Woo?

Are you already done with your shift?

Mom.

Mom.

Mom

What's gotten into you all of a sudden?

Did something happen?

What's up with all the hugging?

Did something happen?

Dad.

What, are you hugging me too?

You're making me feel awkward.

Gosh.

Goodness.

You're making me feel uncomfortable.

I'm back.

What? I can see that.

Hey, stop making me feel awkward.

(Death)

It's hard to believe,

but I have come back to life.

I thought I only needed the law

and justice on my side.

But my enthusiasm made me arrogant.

Take your time to prepare.

Trap him perfectly.

Then she wants me

to start preparing now.

(Math)

Gosh. You fool.

Are you sleeping, Hee Woo?

No.

We're going to work now.

Mom, hold on.

I'll get the door for you.

Don't make it awkward.

You're acting like a different person.

Be careful.

And watch out for cars at night.

Hee Woo. What's going on?

What?

- Son.

- Hey. Are you mad at us?

I don't know what it is,

but I'll apologize.

Gosh, I'm not mad.

I'm just seeing you guys off.

You felt more like a soldier

in the resistance

whenever you talked to us.

But this must go beyond your rebellion.

Are you planning to become a monk?

Gosh, no.

And I can't believe you came out

to see us off to work.

Come here.

He's hugging us again.

What have we done so wrong

to cross you like this?

If you're not mad,

are you sick or something?

Yes. I'm sick.

It hurts me because I am so elated.

Gosh. Why do you keep hugging us?

He either went mad or

isn't our son. Right?

That hurts.

I guess I'm not dreaming then.

He does look like me.

Is he wearing a mask?

- I'm your son.

- Let's go.

- You should go.

- Okay.

Be careful.

Can we let that stranger

stay in our house?

Who on earth are you?

I'm not sure if what's happening

to me now is a dream or reality.

I don't know if I'm in

the past or in the future.

Everything is uncertain,

but one thing has become certain.

I must live differently than before.

I must become stronger.

Much stronger.

A lot more.

So I can protect

myself, my family, and everyone.

Here.

(Registration, Billing)

(Transcript)

Given your transcript,

you'll start from the bottom class.

Right. I knew that.

Thank you.

(Number One Academy)

(Student ID, Kim Hee Woo)

He must be new.

No way. Look who's here.

What? So you want to go to college?

What else? You think I'm here to work

at a convenience store?

I see. So you're a

high school graduate now?

Look at you.

You're a grown-up now.

- Aren't you embarrassed?

- What?

You're done with high school.

Enough with the tough girl act.

You should study.

Gosh. Math.

It will take a while to

get back into the rhythm.

Just memorize them?

Yes. Memorize all the

explanations in the answer key.

Can I be good at math

just by memorizing?

Of course. What? You don't trust me?

No. It's not that.

It's been a very long time

since I studied math.

How long is a very long time?

Well, has it been about a decade?

Never mind. I'm just worried.

You can do it.

The explanations are easy to

follow in this book. Memorize them.

Okay.

Thank you.

Can I count on you?

Sure. Of course.

"This is the silent cry."

This expression has a metaphor

and shows a paradox.

There's no such thing as a silent cry.

That's why it's a paradox.

Since "this" is regarded as a cry,

this is considered a metaphor.

First off, the Mangi and

Mangsoi's Rebellion took place

in Myeonghak-so, Gongju.

The incident that took place

in Myeonghak-so, Gongju

is the Mangi and Mangsoi's Rebellion.

Please remember that.

So this should be divided as N over K.

But how can we do that?

- With 3N.

- That's right.

(Spicy Noodles)

Mom! Dad!

Hey, Hee Woo.

(Snow Removal Equipment)

Mom!

What's going on?

I'm sorry.

I didn't get a good night's sleep last night.

So the antecedent

in front of the preposition

and relative pronoun

represents a place.

It's tomorrow.

The day of my parents'

hit-and-run accident.

(Traffic, Surveillance,

Bicycle, Weather, Compiled Map)

Is there a way I can

make them take a day off?

That's the easiest way.

Hee Woo. Let's eat.

Okay.

Try this kimchi, honey.

It's fermented now.

Okay. Sure.

Perhaps, this might be

the last meal as a family.

Goodness, Hee Woo.

You've lost weight.

Are you overdoing it?

No. I've been exercising while studying.

You don't have to worry.

Sure. Getting good grades is great,

but I'm happier to see you

work so hard for something.

The men in our family mostly

lived off of our good looks.

But I am so happy to

see you study so hard.

- Go for it.

- Come on, honey.

It might not be good for his health.

Hee Woo. All I want from you

is to be healthy.

- So

- She's lying.

She's been bragging to her co-workers

about how smart you are.

Of course, I ought to.

He's my proud son.

He's not just your son. He's mine too.

Look how much you take after me.

You're what people call my carbon copy.

Mom.

Can you skip work tonight?

Why? Is something wrong?

You said your body

has been aching lately.

I just thought taking a day off

would be nice for you.

We can't take days off

for something like that.

We're lucky to have a job

in this tough economy.

Right. We need to work harder

and more diligently

when times are tough like this.

Well, I'm taking a day off

from my part-time job.

- Why don't we

- You can take a day off.

But we should go to work.

- We never take days off.

- Right.

- Eat up.

- Okay.

Right. Knowing their work ethics,

they wouldn't take a day off.

Let's not burden them.

I'll wait in front of the factory

and escort them home.

The investigation wasn't done thoroughly.

I understand that there

were no security cameras.

But there must have been

skid marks and debris

from the car at the scene.

They could have gotten

a list of vehicles

if they tracked the bumper repairs.

How could they not have done

the bare minimum?

Why?

Perhaps, the time of the incident

could have been fabricated too.

Around the time of the incident,

my parents were supposed to be

on their night shift.

(Estimated time of death:

3:38am on May 18, 2007)

(Snow Removal Equipment)

(Snow Removal Equipment)

If I make my parents walk on

the inside of the street

and follow them from behind,

I can prepare for any possible accidents.

(Hanil Factory)

Mom!

- Hee Woo. What are you doing here?

- Goodness.

I missed you.

Well, I couldn't get any sleep.

I came out for a walk.

You don't even know when our shift ends.

What a surprise.

You're lucky that

the machine stopped working.

You could've waited for a long time out here

on a chilly night.

They got off work early because

the machine had broken down.

The mystery behind the time

of the incident is solved.

Gosh. There isn't much space.

Don't pick us up next time.

You have class in the morning.

You should be sleeping.

But it's nice to see him.

Maybe, we communicated via telepathy.

You came at the perfect timing.

You know?

Right.

Don't wander the street at night

just because you're a guy.

Right. Listen to your father.

Do you know how fast the

cars drive in this neighbourhood?

Okay.

(Snow Removal Equipment)

There it comes.

What are you doing?

- What's that?

- What?

That.

Watch out!

No!

Mom.

Dad.

Am I going to be an orphan once again?

(Again My Life)

Life is unfolding just as I remembered it.

And I am getting closer to

the fated incident I must stop

no matter what.

Manners maketh man.

You took care of it yourself.

So I'm sure there are no loose ends.

Our ill-fated bond was

formed a very long time ago.

You don't belong here.

Kim Hee Woo. Kim Hee A.

I don't remember meeting her

in my previous life.

Fate has changed.

(Again My Life)