01x08 - Episode 8

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JOINT ECONOMIC AREA

Everyone.

I'm sure sitting through

these meetings wasn't easy,

so thank you.

- What?

- Huh?

You know, you sound like

a professor on the last day of classes.

And I am.

Our D-Day has been set.

- Huh?

- For real?

My God! Then we need to party, you guys!

Let's get drunk and call it a day.

- Yes! Let's do it!

- Let's get hammered!

Cheers!

Remove the veil ♪

Hey, Moscow, what is that song

that you're always singing?

Oh, it's nothing.

It's just some stupid old song.

Oh yeah. I think My dad always sings

the exact same song.

Come on, sing it.

Oh, please, come on.

I'm way too embarrassed.

Come on.

We want to hear Moscow sing, don't we?

- Sing the song!

- Are you sure?

Sing the song! Sing the song!

Okay, I'm really going to sing.

Whoo!

- Okay, okay, come on.

- Whoo!

Remove the veil ♪

Open your narrow eyes ♪

And see more of this world ♪

Open the window ♪

Let's feel the dancing breeze ♪

Once more ♪

Let me walk on the light grass ♪

I want to hear the sound

Of spring and birds ♪

I want to cry and laugh

Touch my heart ♪

I'll go to the land of happiness ♪

I'll go to the land of happiness ♪

I'll go to the land of happiness ♪

You seem sober.

It's okay to let loose on a day like this.

Right, but the two of us

drinking alone isn't a very good idea.

Just one more drink.

Come on, you know

that we've been stuck here for months.

And you're lonely too.

We can get drunk

once the operation's over.

When was the last time

you slept with a woman?

No talking about personal lives, remember?

Actually,

I'm not interested in talking either.

Actions speak louder than words.

Okay.

Have a good night.

Let's just have one more drink.

What?

Hey, Tokyo, I just

That's just

Oh man, I

- Uh

- Guess we're both rejects. Wanna drink?

Ugh. I'm not in the mood for that.

Hey!

Let's have some fun, okay?

Hey, Berlin!

Come out here right now! Drink with me.

Denver! Moscow!

One more drink! Come on!

Let's drink a little!

You just gotta stick with me

starting tomorrow,

once we're finally inside the Mint.

You got it?

Got it.

You better listen

to the Professor.

Looks like this is where

all the booze hounds are.

You think this is enough for you?

What is that?

Hey!

- Hey!

- Come on. You just can't

This isn't liquor. This is, like,

just pure alcohol.

It makes the South Korean stuff

taste like water.

sh*t.

So you're from

the same orphanage,

and you're practically brothers,

even though you both look different.

We did whatever we could to survive,

and it wasn't too easy.

- And then Myungtae said

- Hey! Sh!

Helsinki said

that we should join a g*ng

and make some real money, so we did.

- But we made a mess before we left.

- Hold on. I'm sorry, but

Your name is Myungtae?

So cute.

sh*t! Way to keep a secret, you fat idiot!

Sorry, man.

So then, why did you leave the g*ng?

Well, that moron wanted to find

his mother who abandoned him

and went to the South.

Did you find your mom then?

I did, but they wouldn't

Come on, stop that right now.

Stop crying, dumbass.

They just wouldn't let me go,

so that I couldn't see her.

Who did?

Helsinki or?

They said if we tried to leave,

we wouldn't get out

with our heads attached.

So we cut their throats first.

We got out of the g*ng,

by then, we had no idea

where his mother went.

I don't know why you look for her.

Huh?

Why are you crying?

Because I miss my son.

Wait. You have a son? How old is he?

Probably as big as you now.

What?

You little

You, I guess

you definitely are a con-artist, huh?

What are you doing,

trying to trick us? Huh?

So you just

sh*t, man.

There's no way you have a son

anything like this big boy!

And what about you, huh?

What's this?

All personnel.

Anticipate emergencies

in all your respective positions.

All this time

we haven't really negotiated with them

because they were just buying time

so that they could print money in there.

But soon they're going to realize

that the real negotiation

is beginning now.

Let's move!

Go.

MONEY HEIST: KOREA - JOINT ECONOMIC AREA

Hey! Why'd the power go out?

Hey!

Where are you guys? Is anyone upstairs?

Berlin.

Did you do this too?

If I had the skills to do something

like this, you'd be dead, as*h*le!

Everyone stay together. Keep quiet.

What happened just now?

The blackout wasn't part of the plan.

What plan?

What do you mean by that?

We're getting out of here.

Pull yourself together.

Think of your family

who are waiting for you at home.

We're going to move together as one,

so don't do anything stupid

and follow me, okay?

Uh, we should

We don't have any time for this.

Helsinki! Head over to the hostages first.

What happened?

Man, why did

Did it work?

Task Force must've cut off the power.

It'll be much easier to escape now.

- But what about the other guys?

- They're waiting at the entrance.

I'll take care

of the one guarding the door

and you should all get moving.

What is everybody doing right now, huh?

- Get out! Hurry!

- Let's go! Follow me!

Let's move!

Come on! Come on!

I'll go turn on

the emergency power system.

Rio, guard the Director's office.

Go to the exhibition hall.

Hurry, you two!

How did you get in here?

What did you do to Oslo?

Shut up and stop fighting

if you don't want to die too.

Come on, this way. Over here.

Quick, come on!

Don't fall behind. Keep running.

Hurry!

It's us! It's us!

Keep going this way.

Come on! Come on! Hurry!

Keep running. Go, go, go!

What's going on? Seriously.

Careful, careful.

Hey, hey, hey, you okay?

Whoa, whoa, whoa, hey!

- Hey, who's that?

- Wait, wait, wait! Stop!

sh*t, you scared me.

What happened in the basement?

Can't see anything.

It's way too dark. sh*t!

- Get down.

- It's okay.

- Come on, let's go.

- Let's go.

- Come this way!

- Go! Go!

- Hurry up! Keep going.

- sh*t.

Faster! Hurry!

Hey! Let's go! Now!

Come on, let's hurry.

Come on!

- Helsinki!

- Helsinki!

Helsinki!

- Be careful. Watch out!

- I can't see anything!

This way, come on.

- Let's go.

- Hurry up.

- Let's hurry.

- Come on.

sh*t.

- What? Power's back on?

- Who's that?

No, that piece of sh*t!

Helsinki! Helsinki!

What the hell happened to him?

- Hey, get up.

- Helsinki!

f*cking sons of b*tches.

It's okay.

Professor?

We're totally f*cked.

What are we supposed to do?

Just calm down.

I think I know where they're headed now.

Helsinki. What happened to you?

Yeah, try to get up. Yeah, here.

Are you going to be all right, huh?

Sangyeon!

Helsinki, where are you going?

- Hey!

- It's the loading dock.

I think the hostages are escaping

through the back door!

The loading dock?

- This way, Dad, let's go.

- Okay!

sh*t!

Come on. This way.

Over here. Quick, come on.

Don't fall behind.

Hurry. Hurry.

Come on. Come on, this way.

- Over here.

- Keep running. Go, go, go.

Let's go.

Keep moving forward.

Come on, let's go!

Come on. Let's go.

Did you see something?

- Can we get out this way?

- What?

What? What are you waiting for, huh?

Take a look at this.

What is that? Is that a b*mb?

Oh sh*t. What do we do?

- What?

- What's that?

Move aside!

Are you insane?

Do you want to f*cking die? sh*t!

If this blows up, all of us are dead!

You better drop the g*n

before I blow your head off, as*h*le.

Drop it right now!

Hands on your head, everyone! Hands up!

Sit down!

If you put down

anything that's in your hands

and go back to your assigned places,

nobody's going to get hurt today.

So drop your g*ns.

Sit down!

I think the situation's under control.

- I'll call you back once it calms down.

- Okay.

What?

You better drop it.

You call the headquarters. Do it now!

You m*therf*cker.

This is Park Chulwoo, SOU Unit 1.

The hostages are escaping right now.

Please provide assistance.

Send in the police

to distract the robbers.

I'll take the hostages to the rooftop.

Where are the hostages right now?

Is this the place

where you contact the Professor?

Where's Park Chulwoo,

that as*h*le from the SOU?

sh*t.

Park Chulwoo!

Uh What's that noise?

sh*t.

Get down!

Get down! Get down!

Get down! Get down now!

Everyone, get down!

Get down if you don't want to get shot!

I can't hold out any longer!

You have to! They can't get closer

because of the hostages!

Hey, Moscow!

Take it!

Oh God. What now?

I'm out of b*ll*ts!

Die, you f*cking b*stards!

Push! Push!

Push! Hey, Berlin!

Come over here and help!

Push!

What are you doing, Dad?

Get over here and help.

Huh?

We can't go in any further.

It's our one chance to save them.

Please buy us some more time.

- Hurry up.

- Go! Go!

Look at them!

Look at those b*stards running away.

- Tokyo!

- Nairobi, you okay?

Hey! The hostages!

- Huh?

- The rooftop!

That must have been

their real escape route from the start!

- sh*t.

- Denver! Go!

This way.

Faster! Come on, let's go! Hurry!

Let's go! Faster!

- This way!

- Hurry!

Come on!

Come on!

m*therf*ckers!

Get down! Don't move!

- Freeze!

- Keep going. Come on!

Hurry up! Don't stop!

Let's go! Let's go!

- This way!

- Come on!

sh*t!

Hey! Hey! What're you doing? Come on!

Hey, you! You f*cking b*stard! Stop!

sh*t!

- Hurry up! Hurry up!

- Get back down here.

Quick!

Let's go!

We're here! Send someone!

Help us!

Hurry up, this way!

This way, come on.

This way! Come on! Come on!

- Come faster!

- Hurry up!

Please! We're here!

Help us!

Denver!

You okay up there?

I'll be downstairs.

- Nairobi!

- Down, let's go!

Take them downstairs.

- Get down!

- sh*t.

sh*t.

Just get out.

I told you, just get out! sh*t!

Just go!

Come on! Please! Up here!

What? Did they get out?

Let's send the kids and women first.

Help us! Help us! We need help!

Move! Move!

Help us!

What are you doing? Stop that!

Hey! What are you waiting for?

You'll get us all k*lled.

Help us! Help us!

Help!

We're stuck up here!

Hey! Stop!

Stop!

Pull me up.

Hey! Hey! What's going on?

Help!

Pull me up, you b*stard! Pull me up!

What do we do?

We have no choice. Let's jump.

Hurry up. Let's go.

Let's go! Hurry!

Hurry! Let's go, come on!

Hey, pull me up!

No!

Hurry up!

Pull me up!

- You should go first.

- Come on!

No way. I'll go after you.

Go. Hurry.

You said you wanted to go home.

Just jump, okay?

I I can't. I'm afraid of heights.

- Where?

- Look up.

Please! Over here! Please!

Right over here. Right over here.

Step aside.

Stop, you m*therf*ckers!

Hey, Berlin!

You g*dd*mn as*h*le!

- Hey!

- Pull us up!

Help me! Come on!

Hey!

- Let me down! Piece of sh*t!

- Just stay still!

Are you all right?

We want to hear your story.

Can we ask what happened?

Twenty-nine hostages escaped.

This is almost half the total number

of hostages.

There were g*nshots heard

during the escape,

but no police officers or hostages

were reported to have sustained injuries

from the g*nf*re.

The police announced that

all the hostages who escaped are now safe

and they will be shortly interviewed

to cooperate with the police investigation

following a brief medical examination.

Do you have anything to tell us

about how many suspects are in there?

How does it feel

to finally be free after six entire days?

- What happened inside the Mint?

- One comment, please.

- Push closer in.

- Are the hostages all safe?

I'm just worried about the people

who are still trapped.

Did you see

any of the suspects' faces?

Please tell us. What was it like?

Please just say something.

It's regrettable that

not all hostages could escape tonight.

But we will not give up.

We will negotiate

"WE WILL RESCUE ALL HOSTAGES"

and we promise that we'll make sure

to do everything in our power

to bring every single hostage home.

I cannot disclose the details,

but we have a great amount of intel

about all the suspects

that are inside the Mint,

and we'll be using it

to target their weaknesses.

To bring all of this to a peaceful

No, no, let me make this clear.

The suspects need to realize this soon.

You have no choice

but to surrender.

I think it's good enough.

Hey, Dad! Hey, Dad!

What is it? What's wrong this time?

Well, uh

What happened to him? Huh?

Hey! Hey! Oslo.

- Why are you stopping? Huh?

- Oslo!

You have to save him!

You just have to save him!

I'm so sorry. He lost too much blood.

Give him my blood.

Just use all of it!

I don't even care, okay?

Please save him, Rio!

I need you to save him!

Please, save him!

f*ck this!

Let's take him with us

when we leave.

And find a sunny place to bury him.

You idiot.

You haven't found your mother yet.

You can't leave like this.

You said you'd make a lot of money

so that you could

buy your mother a house.

Why is everyone here depressed?

What? You really don't know?

After what happened just now,

those assholes will take it out

on the rest of us.

We're completely screwed here.

Come on, it's not all bad.

I mean, look, almost half us

got out of this place tonight.

I guess

you're seeing the glass half full.

But you should just

shut your mouth and lay low,

and maybe all of us should do that.

What difference would it make

if I just shut up and rolled over?

If they decide they want to k*ll us,

they're going to do it

even if we beg them not to.

The Vice Director, and the policeman,

and my classmates.

Dozens of people who actually know

what it's actually like in here escaped,

and can tell the cops about it.

We completely ruined the plans

that these criminals made.

And I'm sure that now they're well aware

that all of us

are capable of cornering them too.

So I really don't think we failed.

I think we won.

I'll make it short.

If anything even remotely like this

ever happens again,

we cannot guarantee your safety.

You got that?

Because there are less of you,

the teams are going to

have to be rearranged.

What's left of the minting team,

go over this way.

Kitchen team, this way.

And the rest of you all need to follow me.

Why are you standing there?

You need to move it. Come on!

Move your asses right now! Go on!

Don't you dare try

to test my patience!

Oslo died, thanks to all of you!

Oslo is dead, and it's because of you!

Move. Right now!

Cut it out.

Stop that.

Stop that!

That's enough.

I could see in their eyes

that they were making

a very clear statement,

that they weren't going

to obey us anymore.

If they don't cooperate with us,

we're not gonna be able

to print money anymore.

The emergency electricity won't last.

Two, three days, tops.

The runaways must have

told the police everything already.

What did the Professor say

to do in a situation like this?

He never mentioned something like this.

Then what are we supposed to do?

Everything's a mess,

and we can't even contact the Professor.

Jesus f*cking Christ.

- Tokyo. What should we do now?

- g*dd*mn it.

- Tokyo.

- I don't know, okay?

Stop bugging me.

But we can't just sit here.

Let's get to work.

Denver, help Moscow dig the tunnel.

The rest of you,

go run the printing machines with Nairobi.

- And I'll watch the hostages.

- Okay.

No, before we do that,

we should find the traitor.

What the hell is wrong

with this as*h*le?

Just stop hiding and come out, coward.

- sh*t.

- If it isn't you, then who is it?

Dude, stop. Come on, stop it!

- Is it you?

- Jesus.

You and that f*cking b*tch?

What does that mean? Huh?

You crazy as*h*le!

You have completely lost it!

You little f*ck!

- Do you want a piece of this?

- Stop it! Stop!

- Huh? You son of a b*tch!

- Hey, stop it!

- That's enough!

- sh*t.

Everything we do will be in vain

if there's a traitor among us!

You know that!

And if it wasn't for that rat,

Oslo would still be with us!

They distracted us to the point

where we didn't even notice

that the hostages are planning

and making their escape!

You know that!

I'll track them down on my own

and just k*ll them myself.

Is it you?

- Or is it you?

- Jesus.

- Hey, sh*t!

- Or you?

- Hey, hey, hey!

- You?

You? Is it you?

What the hell is wrong with him?

Hey, what's wrong?

- Berlin!

- What is it?

- Oh God.

- What's going on?

Oh God, what's happening?

- Hey!

- Berlin!

- What's wrong with him?

- Berlin!

Oh God! Oh God!

If any one of you there

sympathizes with any of the families here,

take action.

And to anyone among the criminals

who cooperate to resolve this.

As the leader of this party,

I will speak with the President

to guarantee full immunity

for those who'll help end this crisis.

So the kid

doesn't know anything, right?

He can't know about this.

Of course not,

I will give you my word.

But first, there's something

you need to do for us.

Then where's the kid?

Don't worry about him.

He's under our protection.

If anything at all happens

to that boy, I swear

I'm going to k*ll you.

You understand?

I'm sorry,

but you're in no position to bargain.

If you don't get the job done,

or if you tell anyone about it,

the son you gave up

for your trashy, sordid life,

is someone you'll never see again.

What are you thinking?

Nairobi was worried about her son,

and she was overwhelmed with guilt

so she had to keep

her thoughts to herself.

The situation inside the Mint

was headed for the worst case scenario,

but we had no plan going forward,

and no way to inform the Professor

of anything.

The old me would've just trusted

the Professor to take care of things,

but I couldn't anymore.

All our communication has been cut off.

And what could he possibly do

from the outside?

We're in trouble.

The hostages, they've revolted.

More than half got out.

The communication

with the Mint has been cut off.

Should we execute the operation sooner?

No, we should still aim

for the day of the summit,

like we originally planned.

To do that, we need to know

what's going on inside.

What about the cop then?

Take care of her instead of me.

As for the rest

At the same time, the Task Force

was accumulating all the information

they could possibly get about us

from the hostages that escaped.

And the Inspector finally got her hands

on a piece of information about us

HELSINKI

DENVER

that even we weren't aware of.

PROFESSOR

Uh

I almost forgot in all that chaos.

I took this in case it's important.

What is this?

It was hidden in the Director's office.

I believe it belongs

to one of the suspects in there.

What's the matter with him?

Is he sick or something?

Why are you sweating so much?

Because I'm terminally ill.

There's a bottle of medicine hidden

in a bookshelf in the Director's office.

Could you try to get it for me?

He said he was terminally ill

and needed drugs.

What?

I just thought

that he was lying about that.

sh*t. It must be here somewhere.

Where is it?

Is this it?

What?

Wait, what? What is that for?

Oh sh*t.

"Huntington's disease"?

It's a rare, hereditary

neurodegenerative disease.

If it's hereditary, is it incurable?

There is no cure.

The medication can

only relieve its symptoms.

Basically, what's happening is,

his brain cells are dying.

And symptoms usually begin after 30.

So he probably already had them

when he was in the prison camp.

I'm sure they didn't give him

any proper medicine.

It must've made a place like that

a lot more miserable.

Well, f*ck, man. Wow.

I just thought that he'd gone crazy.

But I guess he's crazy sick.

So is it possible that he could

just, like, die out of nowhere?

Well, the symptoms progress pretty slowly,

but there's no medicine here.

What do we do?

Let's isolate him for now,

until he's back to stable condition.

So are you ready to tell me about

the people who tried to escape with you?

I guess we'll try a different game.

So I hear that you're terminally ill.

You're basically a corpse

without this, aren't you?

We won't even need to get

his filthy sweat and blood on our hands.

We don't need to t*rture him ourselves.

Because you know I'll make you

beg me to k*ll you.

So, wait, this means

that one of them is dying.

Yes.

Well then, what would be the use

of having this money?

Well, what if they had another goal?

Other than money?

What could it be?

The summit.

We didn't even know that the plan

was for four trillion won

to be printed for the summit.

So you think their real agenda

is to ruin

inter-Korean economic cooperation?

I think it's possible.

Ma'am, take a look at this.

JEON YONGSU

The director of the camp

where Berlin was locked up was

Uh, Jeon Yongsu?

- You mean, the "Jeon Yongsu"?

- Yes.

He's here for the summit

as the North representative.

What?

So maybe it is connected.

You said Huntington's disease

is very rare, right?

Yes. Only a few cases in Korea.

Investigate distribution channels

for this medicine.

Yes, ma'am.

- Sure. But why?

- There could be more suspects,

who are outside of the Mint

like the Professor.

If they do have some kind

of a political agenda,

it's not gonna be so simple.

We cannot permanently stop them

just by cutting off power

and locking them up.

We need to track their movements

and find out their real agenda

and what they're planning.

Today, for the third

inter-Korean cooperation summit,

the North's representative, Jeon Yongsu

arrived at Incheon International.

Thank you

for your very warm welcome.

I am confident

that this time we will accomplish

the peaceful reunification

with economic prosperity

finally assured for the two Koreas.

Let's have a drink with the chairman

after the luncheon later.

More importantly,

are things at the Mint under control?

It's not like they can quietly slip out

and carry all that money somewhere.

When the deal is sealed at the summit,

the money will be ours anyway.

We should actually thank them

for saving us time printing the money.

I'll go in, okay?

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

- Rio just told me you have a rare disease.

- Hmm.

Now I don't have to hide

my trembling hands, I guess.

Why didn't you tell us?

You're not hiding anything?

Why did you join this thing?

You need money to cure it?

I'd have already stolen the cure

if there was one.

If you are not here for the money,

then what?

I have a feeling you're not here

for the money either, are you?

Look at this.

When my hand first started to shake,

I used to think

it was probably just malnutrition.

Because there were a lot of guys

with shaky hands like me in the camp.

A long time after the symptoms developed,

I found out that this disease

was the reason that my parents tried

to flee North Korea in the first place.

My parents decided that they needed

to find a way to leave the North

to try to cure their sick little boy.

Well, the result was terrible.

I got locked up in a prison camp

with no medication and barely any food.

And it just made the symptoms worse.

What a sick joke.

You wanna know why I joined this gig?

Why are you suddenly curious?

Are you afraid that I'm going to go crazy?

No, it's not that. I just

It doesn't even matter

why I came to the Mint.

The important thing is

that I bet my life on this heist.

And what about you?

Yeah, I did too.

But I have no idea what we should do now.

It seemed like out of all of us,

you trusted the Professor

more than anyone else here.

The communication is cut off

and the Professor's outside.

So what could he possibly do

in a situation like this?

It'd be better for us

to find another way without him.

Now you want to change the plans?

But you obeyed him like a dog

this whole time.

And now you can't trust him, huh?

You know what?

The more loyal the dog,

the crazier it behaves

when it senses its owner

is in a state of crisis.

Why? Because it's like

the sky has fallen for the dog.

Hey, what the f*ck are you doing, Berlin?

This b*tch here is the traitor.

- I'm not.

- What the hell are you talking about, huh?

The only one I didn't even think

to doubt from the very start.

Hey, just calm down. You're not

in your right mind right now, okay?

You lied to us,

and earned everyone's trust

so you could sneak around as a spy, right?

sh*t.

Come on, put that down right now.

Or I'll have no choice but to sh**t you!

sh*t.

Hey, Helsinki, stop Berlin. Do something.

Helsinki.

- Tokyo k*lled Oslo.

- What?

Don't listen to a thing

that crazy as*h*le says.

I swear, it wasn't me, Helsinki.

It wasn't!

I trust the Professor, even now.

And I made a promise to him

that if anything crazy

and unexpected happened,

that the person

whose orders I'd follow is Berlin.

Put the g*n down.

- Drop it right now! Put it away!

- Hey, come on, not you too!

Mom, where's the hair dryer?

Come here. I'll dry your hair for you.

Oh, about that man, Woojin.

The man who owns that café.

Uh, what?

Well, it's just that

I know there was something

that I really wanted to tell you.

But I didn't write it down.

And I'm sure that it had something to do

with that man who owns the café,

but I'm forgetting now.

You don't have to remember, Mom.

He and I broke up.

PARK SUNHO

STOP BY WHEN YOU HAVE TIME.

I'LL BUY YOU A SANDWICH.

SERGEANT NAM DONGCHUL

What?

Inspector, I got

the medicine purchase record.

Usually, it's prescribed

and purchased from one place.

But someone recently made a bulk purchase.

And the prescription was forged as well.

Where was it?

A pharmacy near

university hospital in Gangwon.

I surveilled and followed the car,

but it disappeared near a mountain.

There's nothing really there

other than a rundown resort

that's out of business.

A resort?

That can potentially be

where their hideout is.

- Think the Professor is there?

- He could be.

I'm gonna head over there right now.

- Please send backup.

- Yes, ma'am.

Get me the Professor.

The Inspector got a phone call

and left in a hurry.

Not towards HQ.

I put a tracker on her car.

You should check it.

Okay, so now,

we'll all get the pleasure of getting to

play a really fun game, all right?

Hey, gather everyone together right now.

Guys, come on, go that way.

You, follow me. Rest of you, follow me.

Go that way once we leave. Let's go.

Run!

Go check over there too.

Detective Lee, go in.

Yes, sir.

Over there. Go.

Come on. Come on.

They aren't here.

Not here!

Nothing here either.

- Call forensics.

- Yes.

I found something!

It's this way.

LET'S LIBERATE THE KOREAN PENINSULA

Come on, take a look at this too.

We don't have time for this.

What is this about? Huh?

What's going on?

By the way, what happened with Berlin?

Is he okay?

You'll see.

What? What the

What? What the hell are you doing?

I'm avenging Oslo.

One of these f*ck is the traitor.

What?

Just look into my eyes.

See if I'm crazy or not.

If you don't confession out of you,

I'm gonna banish you both from here.

Huh?

sh*t!

Hey!

Okay, yeah, you're right, I'm the traitor.

- I'm the f*cking traitor, okay?

- What do you mean?

Is that right?

Look! The door just opened.

What is this?

Why did that gate open?

- It's open!

- Get that!

Oh my gosh.

We need to get closer. Come on!

I k*lled him!

- He's just a little coward!

- Stop! Don't hurt him!

Berlin, you know he's not capable

of any of that!

He doesn't have the ba*ls to betray us.

- So come on!

- Yeah, yeah, he's right.

You have to know that he's only

saying that to try and save Tokyo.

Come on!

I do know that.

Right, he's not a traitor.

I k*lled him!

Shut your stupid mouth, you f*cking idiot!

That means the traitor has be

Tokyo then.

- What?

- What?

Yeah.

Oh, oh, oh!

Tokyo!

We'll only know the real circumstances

of what just occurred

after the police questions the suspect.

Someone else is coming out!

- Hurry!

- Someone's coming out.

Is that Anne?

Go on.

Read it.

Read it now!

"Bring us the former warden"

Read it loudly!

"Bring us the former warden of

Gaecheon Detention Camp 14,

a man who performed inhumane abuse

and t*rture."

"Bring Jeon Yongsu here."

Since we've come to this,

I demand to see that b*stard before I die.

If the warden doesn't show up here, I

I swear, I'll rip this b*tch into pieces!

It looked like

the heist had turned

into a personal revenge mission

for Berlin,

who seemed crazier by the second.

The situation really was headed

for the worst case scenario,

if Berlin was truly as insane

as he appeared to be.

Remove the veil ♪

Open your narrow eyes ♪

And look at the world ♪

Open the window ♪

Let's feel the dancing breeze ♪

Once more ♪

Let me walk lightly on the grass ♪

I want to hear the sound

Of spring and the birds ♪

I want to cry and laugh ♪

Please touch my heart ♪

I'll go to the land of happiness ♪

- Dad really loved that song.

- He did.

I sang along with him

not even knowing what it meant.

It turned out that it was

a South Korean song.

Tomorrow's the day.

Let's have a toast.

A toast to the unfulfilled wish

of our father.

And to the reunited brothers.

I'll follow your orders, but please,

if worst comes to worst, save yourself.

Run away.

That will never happen.

My plan, it's already prepared

for the worst of the worst.