01x03 - Episode 3

[bunniefuu]

I can't just leave like this.

I need to pay for Yu-mi's student loans.

I need to get implants for my mother.

-Ouch!
-Goodness!

-I'm sorry.
-And the money!

Money?

-What money?
-Well...

Can you

help me?

-Me?
-Yes.

Okay, sure.

How much...

Well, it's one and eight zeros following.

-Well...
-Yes?

Oh, no.

I meant my apartment passcode.

It's 1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0.

-I see.
-Yes.

If you look inside
my room's middle wardrobe...

-Come on in.
-Thank you.

Give it to me.

The house is a bit messy.

Suk-chul wasn't a housekeeper.

Do you recognize him?

Ding-Dong!

I am a zodiac, born in 1974.

Yes.

I drove him home before.

Not too long ago.

It was only a few days ago.

This is all because of me.

I should've worked
to earn at least a dime.

All I did

was nag him to make more money.

It's because of me.

He had a wife
who was incapable of doing anything.

Hey.

Did you just sit around at home?

Or did he leave a large fortune?

There's not even a penny left for you.

I have





He said he had a 100,000,000 won check.

That man...

He's talking nonsense.

-Come here.
-Okay.

You should throw out
his clothes and belongings.

-Okay.
-Everything's in this cabinet here...

And here... No, it's here.

-Here?
-Yes.

Let me get the trash bag.

He really said he had 100,000,000 won.

Why? What happened?

Are you hurt?

I guess the diffuser stain
wasn't entirely wiped.

-I'm so sorry.
-No, it's fine.

I should mop this with water. Hold on.

What are you doing?

No.

I can't find the mop.

I'm not doing anything bad.

So what are you doing here?

I'm going to use this as a mop.

TRUST ME ONCE

Trust you, for what? And why?

What is it? Did you get hurt again?

No, I'm fine.

You should be careful.

-Let me wipe it.
-No, it's fine. I'll do it.

You should clean out this side.

-Here?
-Yes.

Right now?

Yes.

-Should I open it?
-Jeez. Yes.

I'm opening it now.

I'm really going to open it.

What are you doing?

HERE TO FIND 100,000,000 WON

Trust me.

Hey.

Let's go for a walk.

It's too dusty in here.

I don't want to do anything.

Come on. Let's go out.

Let's go outside.

We can't just leave him here.

Jeez.

It's not like
there's anything to steal here.

He wouldn't take anything here.

What are you doing here?

How'd you get in?

Answer me.

-Hey.
-Yes?

Is it okay if we head out for a bit?

Well...

Yes, go ahead.

Thank you.

Is this funny?

What do you mean Eur-Wang-Ri?

Okay, then let's at least go
for a drive near here.

No, last year...

Goodness.

That scared the crap out of me.

Right, thank you!

What are you doing?

Jeez.

You owe me 50,000 won, right?
I'll use that for a favor.

There's a white shirt box here. And...


Let's find it.

-No.
-Then pretend you didn't see me.

I said, I don't want to.

Jeez.

You should be grateful.

At least I was.

I was grateful when someone let it slide.

Anyway,

explain how you found out about the money.

Right, about that.

I'll explain after I find it.

It's the white shirt box.

Damn it. Where is it?

Jeez. Please.

What's wrong with you?

Why do you keep following me around
and bugging me?

Jeez. Let's just find that check first.

So how'd you know about the check?

Suk-chul told me to find the check
and give it to his wife.

And you're doing this in secret?

Like a robber?

Jeez. You're driving me crazy.

Who is it?

I beg you. Just once, please?

This is frustrating.

Hello, Vincent?

-I see.
-Are you working?

What? Yes.

Any problems?

Nothing, of course.

Just wing it.

-Just do the minimal.
-What's wrong?

I can just file for bankruptcy.

I always go out of business.

I am

very happy.

I am

very happy.

I'm very, very happy.

Goodness.

Jeez. Was he sure
about the white shirt box? Where is it?

Baek Dong-joo!

Whoa!

Thank you.

Listen.

I won't tell anyone you were here.
So can you stop now?

Look for it when I'm not here.

Our company, A Dime A Job,
is going out of business thanks to you.

How about this?

If you leave now,
something great is going to happen.

Nothing great ever happens to me anyway.

I'm going to let go, okay?

I said I'm letting go.

Three, two, one.

Thank you!

Dal-shik.

Keep in touch more.

I was busy getting God's love.

What's new with you?

Nothing in particular.

Something should happen.
You shouldn't be like me.

How long are you going to be alone?

You've got a whole life ahead of you.

Goodness. Stop talking nonsense.

Perhaps...

you're not over my sister yet?

I'm curious, though.

I wonder about her thirties,

her forties, and her fifties.

How will she be aging?

Would her fingers have gotten chubbier?

How about her white hair and wrinkles?

My sister is really lucky.

I guess you only remember
her blooming, beautiful side.

Nowadays, Dong-joo reminds me
a lot of my older sister.

She's becoming like her more
as the days go by.

She scares me every time I see her.

-You met Dong-joo?
-Yes, I see her often.

Where?

-Where?
-Yes.

Can you look for the white shirt box,
please? I'll leave once we find it.

Oh my God!

See, I told you it's here!

Hurry and open it.

If we open it...

There's nothing.

Leave now.

Wait, hold on.

I'll leave after I check one last time.

It should be here.

-Leave.
-I have a feeling it's in here.

You're not leaving?

It has to be in here.
This is driving me crazy.

Leave on the count of three.

Three,

two,

one.

Yes, ma'am.

I think you should come back.

I'm on my way back now
because I forgot my car keys.

Why? What happened?

What's wrong with you?

You shouldn't have come.

I won't do it again so let me go.

-Please, just once.
-Too late.

What...

What is all this?

But, why...

I didn't need...

I didn't need your help with this.

I only asked for your help
with Suk-chul's belongings!

Is this how you do your job?
I really don't understand.

I apologize.

I should have asked on Mom's Café.

I shouldn't have gotten
the business card in Suk-chul's pocket.

I shouldn't have made myself do that.

I should've figured out
something was off in the first place.

I'm sorry.

I'll compensate this
and leave after I clean.

I'm truly sorry.

Jeez, seriously.

Did you cut your finger?

No, I'm fine.

I'll get the bandages.

Goodness. What happened here?

Damn it.

I'm sorry.

What was that?

Did you hear that?

Hear what?

I heard something.

-I'll go check it out.
-No, you should stay there.

You'll break more things.

-Hello?
-I don't want to go out.

I'm heading up, so don't come down.

No, I'm on my way out already.

Clean everything up.

Okay, I'm sorry.

-Damn it.
-I'm sorry.

Don't come in. Let's go!

I want to rest at home
and not go to Eur-Wang-Ri.

You can rest in the car.

I'll drive you. Let's go.

You'll feel better once you get out.
Come on, let's get some fresh air.

Jeez. Hey!

It's 100,000,000 won.

I found the check for 100,000,000 won.

Whoa. We almost lost


Look at it.

I told you it's here and I'd find it!

One, two, three, four...

It says 100,000,000.
No need to count the zeros.

-What are you doing?
-Stop.

I'll give it to you.

Only if...

you promise me you'd keep
what happened today a secret.



I found it inside a trash bag.

Goodness.

I ripped this up.

It almost became trash.

It's too dusty in here.

That was a close call.

Thank you so much for finding it for us.

Also,

I'm sorry for what I said earlier.

Thank you so much.

I want to return the favor.

How can I repay you for this?

No, you really don't have to.

No, I should.

I'm just glad you found it.

I almost forgot about this.

Last time, Suk-chul mentioned that...

Please tell her

that he said he owes her.

He was too late.

And he's sorry for not repaying sooner.

I think Suk-chul really sent it.

I think Suk-chul really sent it.

You're going to be bald
if you pluck this much.

This is nothing compared to my friends.

Yong-kyu is already balding right now.

That's not what I'm saying.

What is it?

I'd be happy to pluck for you
if I got paid.

I always get your hair oil on my hands.

Fine, I'll pay you.

How much?




Then, is it valid until I die?

Not just until you die.
I'll do it for you in the afterlife too.

I heard it feels good
to have your wallet full of cash.

Let me know how that feels before I die.

What are you going to use it for?

First, I'm going to buy a piano for Yu-mi.

I'm going to throw away
your ragged white shirts.

And buy you new ones.

And buy 50,000 won worth of strawberries.

No, I'll buy 100,000 won worth
that's not on sale.

We'll enjoy the 100,000 won
of strawberries together. How's that?

Never mind, we need to pay for our loans.

You're acting like you don't know
what I'm talking about, aren't you?

Okay, fine. I'll give you 100,000,000 won.

When? When are you going to give it to me?

Honey.

For now,

I'll put this money on a tab.
It's more exciting that way.

You're not going to pay it back, are you?

No, I'm going to pay you!

I think Suk-chul really sent it.

I think Suk-chul really sent it.

I think Suk-chul really sent it.

Hey.

I think Suk-chul really sent it.

Hey.

Where'd he go?

Where is he?

I feel so bad for him.

Hey.

Where is he?

Why are you so serious?

Why are you looking at me like that?

Why'd you run off after finding the check?

Also, how'd you get inside the house?

How'd you know the passcode?

How'd you know about the check?

How many times did we meet?

-There was never a time it was normal--
-How old are you?

-Me?
-Thirty...

You're not in your forties, are you?

My dad once told me

men are mindless until their forties.

There are many things in life
you can't understand.

-And you don't know that, do you?
-So.

Can you please explain that to me?

Next time.

Next time, when I get a chance.

Next time?

No, thank you.

Hey! Kim Geon-woo.

Kim Geon-woo...

My name is Kim Tae-hee.

Ding-dong!

There's a strange girl.

She's really strange.

-I don't know where it got messed up--
-More messed up than me?

Is she stranger than my fate?

Do you know what's really odd?

It's you thinking about that strange girl.

I'm the only one anxious.

You're too busy wondering about a girl.

Right, 50,000 won! Where's the girl?

Did you hear from her yet?

Hey!

I wonder who you took after.

They say I take after my mom.

Right?

I heard you went to the factory earlier?

-What?
-The factory.

-Yes.
-Why? You're making me nervous.

What is it?

I accidently said I meet you often.

It just came out.

Hey, you know me! I know what I'm doing!

I'm really quick at things.

He has no idea.
You know, he can be dull at times.

He knows me inside and out.

Dad, what are you doing?

Get out, I have to study.

-What is--
-Get out!

You know, right?
He's going to k*ll me if I get caught.

I'll be guiding you on your way.

-Should I live alone until the Fall?
-Is that possible?

No, it's impossible.

NO APPOINTMENTS TODAY

A Dime A Job helped me find
my 100,000,000 won.

What?

Goodness. That's a huge amount of money.

Is it true that he didn't get
anything in return?

Yes, that's true. Anyway, it's a relief.

But what's that rumor
about him taking off with the money?

That girl asked him
to beat his ex-boyfriend.

A Dime A Job said
that they don't tolerate violence.

His belief in his work is very strong.

They say you are what you look like.
He didn't look like a fraud.

Shouldn't we help him get his favor?

This is a high-quality errand-running
company, A Dime A Job. How can I help you?

Bedding and laundry? Okay.

Your dog needs
to poop while it's on a walk?

We have a 20-minute limit
for our dog walking services.

Hold on a moment.
I'm going to check our schedule.

There's an extra 2,000 won fee
every 10 minutes. Is that okay?

Let me see.

Tomorrow at 3:00 p.m.

Hello?

Yes, this is A Dime A Job.

The 3rd? Just one moment, please.

You just need a ride
to the senior institute?

Do you need anything else?

-I am happy
-Happy!

-I am happy
-Happy!

Sir, can we get one soju and two udons?

We made 800,000 won today.
Sir, please add eel and chicken feet too.

Adding eed and chicken feet!

Anything else for you, Director Kim?

-I'm a director?
-Yes.

You're the star
of A Dime A Job. You deserve it.

I have high hopes for you.

We're going to make a fortune!

Vincent.

What do you want to do with the money?

Well...

I should give my parents an allowance.
I'm thinking 150,000 won a month.

You should pay them more.

It's my first time making money.
Cut me some slack.

We're going to make a fortune anyway.
I'll give them a raise later on.

I am happy

Hurry up and answer.

-Yes, Mom?
-You moron!

Why are you fooling around?
And don't drag Tae-hee into it!

No, Mom. This is a start-up--

Start-up, my a*s! Cut it out!

What do you mean?

Why are you cursing?

Thank you.

Hello?

Say something.

I called the wrong number.

-Hang up--
-No!

Do you like samgyupsal?

I want to buy you food.

Since I found the check thanks to you.

Never mind.

Who wouldn't

like samgyupsal.

You see this? That's not me.

Then why'd you pretend
like you were his son?

-I did?
-Well, then, did I?

Yes.

Anyways, I'm glad.

His real son came
and got the insurance money.

I'm so grateful that you trusted me.

Here. Let me give you a new bandage.

It's not here.

Do you carry them every day?

Yes, I get a lot of cuts on my hands
when I'm working.

When did you start doing your job?

How'd you know?

Know what?

I got my third paycheck today.

Enjoy your meal.

I told you, I'll buy!

So.

How's work going?

I'm quitting in the Fall.

Why?

I'm preparing for the civil service exam.

Is this how you earn a living?

Well, that too.

I have bad luck.

Remember, I told you.

Nothing good ever happens to me.

So,

I decided to bear it until the Fall.

My dad thinks I'm studying
for the exam at an academy.

Do you trust me not to tell?

I could tell your dad on you.

I see.

To my dad?

You're right.

You should keep it a secret.

We... know a lot of each other's secrets,

considering how we're not that close.

But I have more secrets than that.

Aren't you curious?

No, not at all.

Should we order one more?

My grandma

used to always tell my uncle,

"I'd rather raise a cow than raise you."

This.

Are you talking about me?

Where are you going?

I got a phone call.

Hello?

Sir, can we get three more of this?

Okay.

What's this?

Is this for me?

It's just something I picked up.

Okay!

I'll use it well.

Thank you.

I'll pick it up for you next time too.

Dad!

Dad, where's all my clothes?

Where's my black shirt and black pants!

My T-shirt, jacket,
and cardigan are gone too!

-I threw them out. Move!
-Why?

I hate how it reminds me
of a funeral director.

That doesn't mean you could trash
the suit. It was a designer's.

I have nothing to wear for interviews.

You don't have to wear all black.

I said, let's go shopping!

No!

Okay, then.

Fine by me.

-Good morning, sir.
-You too.

-Dong-joo.
-Yes?

Did you buy new clothes?

How'd you know?

I wanted to look good
in front of the new interns.

This is the average size.

It's 2,490 square feet
and can fit about 60 people.

We have a larger room
on the third floor, but it's in use now.

I'll show you next time.

Okay.

Please, come this way.

We'll be coming here very often.

Simply put,

it's our secret passage.

-Hello, sir.
-Take it easy.

This is the resting area.

This is where we take breaks and eat food.

This way, please.

And in here...

This is the funeral parlor.

There's a resting area
right next to the parlor?

That's where we eat lunch?

You sleep there too.

But only when it gets busy.

You will get used to it.

There's no sign.

Because we're the only ones
who should know about the place.

Bereaved families sometimes come
while we're preparing inside.

At times, they barge in to see
the deceased for at least another minute.

They really come here?

How?

Superpowers?

Hey! Jeez.

Hello, sir.

I wondered where you were.
I haven't seen you lately.

I see.

I almost forgot. Come, follow me.

Follow you, where?

Leave that there. Come on.

This is Gochang watermelon.

Isn't this for you?

No, it's fine. Here.

Thank you.

Thank you for the cake.

No problem.

That day was
my daughter's birthday.

My daughter doesn't enjoy cake.

But she devoured that cake.

I was really grateful.

I wanted to come thank you for it.

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Goodness.

You should be busy. See you again.

-Yes. Thank you for the watermelon.
-No problem.

-Mr. Baek.
-Yes.

You're on night shift
starting next week, right?

Well...

Yes.

You haven't told your daughter yet?

I'm home.

Goodness.

What the...

Are you crying?

Why are you crying?

What's wrong?
Are you going through menopause?

Be quiet. Eun-joo only has
half a year to live.

Jeez. Is that really that sad?

She just met her mother.

She even got engaged to the CEO's son.

But she's terminally ill.

I'm hungry.

Are those the same clothes
you wore earlier?

I told him I had to buy it
before the job interview.

I must've been out of my mind
because I was hungry.

How are you going
to last six months that way?

Why's it six months?

I'm going to put an end to what I started.

-What?
-Why's it the end after six months?

Don't try to understand.

You know how stubborn she gets.

I'm sure she's going to get caught.

-No doubt.
-What should I do?

You should get caught and get beat up.

Whatever. Damn it.

I'm leaving.

Grandma, I'll get going!

Dong-joo.

Take an umbrella with you.

Jeez. You're doing this again.

Look outside.

It's not raining, right?

It's not raining today.

-It's not?
-Yes.

-It should be.
-It's not.

-I'll get going.
-Okay.

I'm going to head out now. Bye.

Grandma.

-I'm your granddaughter.
-What?

You're my granddaughter?

Okay, you're my granddaughter.

No, I am.

Hey, you said you'd bring it.

Why don't you keep your promise?

If you can't even keep this,

what should we do with you?

Hey, answer me.

Answer me!

I'll bring it by tomorrow.

Tomorrow? You said that yesterday.

How long do I have to wait?

Those b*stards.

Do you want to keep getting beat up?

Who is that?

Me!

Crazy b*stard.

Crazy? Is that how you talk to an adult?

Those idiots.

What a fool.

Hey, come here.

Come here!

I'm going to kick your a*s.
I said, come here!

What?

Let go of me! What's wrong with you?

Damn. Look at those eyes.

I'm going to let you two get a taste
of what it's like at the station.

Let's go.

That lady started it!

Jeez. Look at these fools
lying to adults already.

Look.

How many eyes do I have?

How many?

One, two. I have two, right?

With my own two eyes,

I saw you two bully a friend.

You should take her. My head
almost cracked by the stone she threw.

Where are you going?

Hold up.

Hold up, justice citizen!

Damn. She's really fast.

She's a strong character.

She's totally my type.

You two, let's go to the police.



LEASE! SPACIOUS ROOM
RENOVATED

Only until my exam.

Okay?

Only until the Fall.

It'll help me concentrate
before the exam.

You can't even sleep until I get home.

That bothers me.

You haven't told your daughter yet?

I can't keep on cutting you some slack.

Do you have to live away from home?

Yes, I have to live on my own.

I hope you don't leave.

Dad, in your day,
everyone went to the temple to study.

Do you know why it's different nowadays?

Information is key to passing the exam.

In dormitories, people share information
and are each other's competition.

Yes?

It's just until my exam.

I'm really going to study hard.

Trust me.

Yes!

The person should be here anytime.

Who?

Our new neighbor moving into unit 201.

Is it a boy or girl?

A girl.

Why are you telling me this now?

Is she pretty? Is she cute?

What's your type?

I like both pretty and cute.

Our types overlap.

I wonder when she'll arrive.

Can you take my shift today?

You can take my pay.

Should I?

You wish! Jeez.

Your beef bone soup is
the best out there.

No matter how many times I go to those


none of them can compete with yours.

-Hurry and eat.
-Okay.

Whoa. This is delicious.

You have to eat breakfast to study.
Why would you leave--

The decision has been made already.

I'm not going far.

It only takes 15 minutes to Noryangjin
if you ride bus number 300.

I doubt you'd visit me often.

This is like a forever goodbye.

Dad, just wait for me.

I will come back as soon as I pass.

Okay?

Put this in the fridge
as soon as you arrive.

Okay.

Don't think it's a waste
and throw them out once they go bad.

Okay.

Whoa. This is so good.

-Finish everything.
-Okay.

Have some of this too.

Whoa.

Welcome!

Hello, sir.

-I'm sorry, I'm late.
-No, you're here at the perfect time.

Welcome!

Do you live here?

Not as my house.

My nephew and I run a small company.

What the...

What the...

What's going on?

Damn.

Why?

So...

The house next door...

Right? My neighbour...

Yes.

Goodness.

It's me!

The police! Don't you remember?

Remember the stone?

Let go of me!

Damn. Look at those eyes.

Right!

The police officer!

Yes!

You had amazing hands!

I was so surprised!

You have talent in throwing.

You reminded me of Hyun Jung-hwa.

I used to play ping-pong.

No wonder. That wasn't normal.

What's your name?

It's Baek Dong-joo.

Baek Dong-joo.

Even your name is pretty.

Dong-joo.

Don't step up like that anymore.

Nowadays, those bullies
cause the most trouble.

They don't listen at all.

Let me officially introduce myself.

Far over there,
there's a city called Yeosu.

I'm Seo Hae-an from there.

Simply put, I'm from the Southern sea.

Whoa.

It's nice.

It's really nice.

Is she pretty?

She's just nice.

She's not nice.

She has arrived... in my heart.

Are you that happy?

It should be on television.

Listen.

It was love at first sight with that girl.

She made my heart bounce like this.

Where is she now?

Goodness.

She came next door.

Do you know what they call this? Destiny.

Is she that pretty?

Back off.

You two should be my wingmen.

What I'm saying is... help me come up
with a strategy to do well with unit 202.

Hey. I should stay out of this. My mom
would k*ll me if she knew I'm doing that.

Vincent.

This isn't just for me.

Think about it.

If the matchmaking
becomes a success in this building,

what does that tell us?

This place has good luck.

All the historical meanings,
the structure, the architecture...

What's all this?

This could be your marketing strategy.

This is good for everyone.

Goodness.

-Good night.
-You too, Vincent.

-Sweet dreams.
-You too.

My phone...

It's empty.

I thought there was one left.

I forgot to buy it yesterday.

I can buy it real quick.

Our baby's being picky already.

Our Tteng-sam.

You should like something that's more
filling like samgyupsal or chicken.

-Honey...
-I'm sorry!

Is there anything else you need?

A watch.

-Why?
-This is so worn out.

It's time to get a new one.

It works perfectly fine.

I'll be back.

Honey.

Hug me.

I'll be quick.

Hurry.

Honey, did you forget something?

You should've told me.
I would've gotten it for you.

What is--

A 20-year-old pregnant lady
was found dead in her apartment in Seoul.

According to the husband's allegations,

the police believe it
to be m*rder by robbery,

and the police are investigating.

They are identifying the suspect

according to the surveillance cameras
and neighbors' testimonies.

Depending on the investigation,
the case will be publicized...

The case is just brutal.

And the husband is
blaming himself too much.

I asked that you please
take good care of this.

I understand what you're saying.

If...

I'll contact you right away.

Stop crying.

Yes, sir.

We shouldn't cry.

Funeral directors shouldn't.

Yes, sir.

Dong-joo.

Do you believe in God?

I hope there is.

Director, may I step out for a bit?

Where to?

I want to prepare a gift.

For who?

For the mom who's left her baby?

Or to the baby who was
to be born in four days?

Or to the husband...
who is alone now?

I heard they met at an orphanage.

They probably don't have anyone.

I don't believe in God.

Can I help you?

Well,

I'm trying to buy a gift.

How old is the baby?

The baby is about to be born.

How's this?

So the baby can have a happy life.

I am

Baek Dong-joo, your funeral director.

Where am I?

Well,

this is a powder room.

It was a funeral parlor
just a few moments ago.

Funeral parlor...

What are you talking about?

You are

spending the last few moments,

before you die,

with me.

I'm...

I'm dead?

Um...

Then, what about my baby?

What's happening to Tteng-sam?

I'm sorry.

My baby

will be born

in two days...

That's 48 hours.

But I'm... dead?

Are you okay?

Thank you.

-That's fine.
-Thank you.

No problem at all.

This is quite heavy.

What's the address? I can deliver it.

The pregnant woman was m*rder*d
when her husband went out to buy an apple.

His wife had been having
bad morning sickness.

People are in despair and in rage.

Civilians and politicians
are mourning in the mortuary.

And Prime Minister Kang
has canceled all his plans

and paid a visit to...

Then I'll give birth right now.

Ma'am, please. I can give birth right now.

I can give birth.

My baby will still be healthy.

The doctor told me.

My baby will be more than three kilograms.

They even said
the head size will be 9.6 centimeters.

I'll give birth right now.
Can you let me, please?

I'm so sorry.

No.

No, why are you sorry?

Ma'am.

Ma'am.

I can feel the movements.

Ma'am.

Tteng-sam doesn't deserve to die!

Ma'am, the baby should be born.

The baby should at least be born!

Can I at least make a phone call?

I need to call my husband.

Can I make one phone call
to my husband, please?

It will be my last time, please.

This...

This isn't working.

Why...

Why isn't this working, ma'am?

CHIEF MOURNER LEE WON-h*

The number you have dialed
is not available. Please leave a message.

Can you dial it one more time?

I...

I really have to hear my husband's voice.

Ma'am, just once more, please?

-My husband. Please--
-Okay.

It's not hard dialing...

CHIEF MOURNER LEE WON-h*

FUNERAL PARLOR

CHIEF MOURNER LEE WON-h*

Ma'am.

Ma'am.

My husband...

He's going to try to die with me.

I'm sure he will.

Then, Tteng-sam's legs...

Mrs. Kang.

Mrs. Kang.

Mrs. Kang, wake up!

Mrs. Kang!

Mrs. Kang, wake up!

Mrs. Kang!

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