WEBVTT 00:11.116 --> 00:15.078 NOTES FROM THE LAST ROW 00:55.118 --> 00:57.162 - Lee Min-yeong. - Here. 00:58.121 --> 00:59.622 Jang Han-seul. 01:00.790 --> 01:01.749 Jang Han-seul? 01:02.625 --> 01:03.918 Jang Han-seul? 01:07.714 --> 01:09.549 - Heo Do-jun. - Here. 01:13.803 --> 01:16.431 I finished marking the assignments you submitted last week. 01:16.514 --> 01:19.559 They're right over there. You can come and get them after class. 01:19.642 --> 01:20.602 Yes, Professor. 01:21.769 --> 01:23.062 Did you take notes? 01:24.480 --> 01:27.233 - Is it okay if I look at them? - Sure. I'll send them to you. 01:27.317 --> 01:30.486 Hey, did you understand what he was talking about today? I've… 01:32.572 --> 01:33.698 Professor. 01:33.781 --> 01:34.991 Professor! 01:37.744 --> 01:39.412 Um, what's… 01:40.455 --> 01:41.789 I mean, "trash"? 01:41.873 --> 01:43.958 Are you calling my paper trash? 01:44.542 --> 01:45.877 Don't you know? 01:46.502 --> 01:48.421 I'm an influencer. 01:49.255 --> 01:51.841 Do you have any idea what that is? 01:52.800 --> 01:56.512 It means I have over 30,000 subscribers on my blog alone. 01:56.596 --> 01:58.806 Do you know how many likes I get every day? 01:58.890 --> 01:59.891 Really? 02:00.600 --> 02:02.185 That's fascinating. 02:02.685 --> 02:04.479 What's it called? "The Trash Can"? 02:04.562 --> 02:06.856 Although, if it's full of writing like this, 02:06.940 --> 02:09.400 I think you should call it "The Dump," instead. 02:11.653 --> 02:14.405 Ah… 12 paragraphs. 02:14.906 --> 02:17.533 167 sentences. 02:17.617 --> 02:21.079 Maybe you think this is a piece of writing because you filled some pages with words. 02:21.162 --> 02:24.791 Unfortunately, none of the sentences in here mean anything at all. 02:25.291 --> 02:28.670 That's because nothing in here is personal and heartfelt. 02:29.462 --> 02:32.507 The whole thing's a series of cheap clichés and sentimentality, 02:32.590 --> 02:35.927 not to mention what you copied from other people's work. 02:36.719 --> 02:38.554 What term should I use for this stream of words 02:38.638 --> 02:42.016 you've vomited out without even understanding it yourself? 02:42.517 --> 02:45.770 So if you think there's a better word for this than "trash," tell me. 02:48.314 --> 02:50.900 I'd be happy to use that word instead. 02:56.906 --> 02:58.866 Can I go now? 03:03.371 --> 03:05.790 That crazy bastard. Ignore him. 03:05.873 --> 03:07.792 Want me to kill him for you? 03:07.875 --> 03:09.252 Ugh! He's the worst. 03:09.335 --> 03:10.962 If this weren't a required course… 03:11.963 --> 03:12.880 …I'd drop it. 03:12.964 --> 03:15.341 I heard Heo Mun-oh does that because he can't write. 03:15.425 --> 03:16.384 Huh? 03:17.260 --> 03:19.762 Some seniors told me all about it. 03:20.263 --> 03:24.392 He's only ever written one novel, and that was, like, 20 years ago. 03:24.892 --> 03:28.062 And ever since, he hasn't been able to write anything else. 03:28.563 --> 03:31.607 He wants to, but he can't, no matter how hard he fucking tries. 03:31.691 --> 03:35.695 So he takes all his frustration and self-loathing out on his students. 03:36.404 --> 03:37.572 What a loser. 03:38.072 --> 03:39.615 RESEARCH IN PROGRESS DO NOT DISTURB 03:40.783 --> 03:42.452 Oh, Mun-oh, there you are. 03:42.535 --> 03:45.121 Your door was open, so… 03:48.416 --> 03:51.044 Hello again, Mr. Park. Back so soon? 03:51.127 --> 03:53.004 Oh, yeah, I guess so. 03:53.087 --> 03:54.630 Well, I missed you, Mun-oh. 03:54.714 --> 03:57.759 Hey, not again. I told you I'd rather we keep it professional. 03:57.842 --> 03:59.052 Yes, Mr. Heo. 04:00.303 --> 04:02.347 Ah, that just sounds so formal. 04:03.765 --> 04:05.516 So you got home all right yesterday? 04:05.600 --> 04:08.478 - Coffee? - Oh, no, thanks. I just had one. 04:09.270 --> 04:11.439 Hey, what's this? Oh, my goodness! 04:11.522 --> 04:13.024 You're so stubborn, Mun-oh. 04:13.107 --> 04:15.485 You're still taking attendance on paper, huh? 04:15.568 --> 04:18.571 Look, I'll install the program for you. 04:18.654 --> 04:21.366 - It's way more convenient. - Oh, no, thank you. 04:21.449 --> 04:23.409 I like my way just fine. 04:23.951 --> 04:25.536 So what brings you here? 04:25.620 --> 04:27.497 You wouldn't come from the College of Engineering 04:27.580 --> 04:28.414 without a reason. 04:28.498 --> 04:30.124 Oh, uh… 04:30.208 --> 04:32.418 I actually wanted to bring this up yesterday but forgot. 04:32.502 --> 04:34.253 - Mm-hmm. - Listen, Mun-oh. 04:34.754 --> 04:38.049 I understand you know Kim Su-hun, the author. 04:41.719 --> 04:43.971 Who? Uh, Kim Su-hun? 04:44.055 --> 04:45.014 Yeah, yeah. 04:45.556 --> 04:47.183 You went to university together. 04:47.266 --> 04:50.728 Man, I had no idea you were so well-connected, Mun-oh. 04:50.812 --> 04:52.271 I wish I'd known it earlier. 04:52.355 --> 04:54.982 I would have asked for your help getting him here years ago. 04:55.066 --> 04:56.359 What do you mean? 04:56.442 --> 04:58.986 Uh… I think I told you about this. 04:59.070 --> 05:00.113 Um… 05:00.196 --> 05:04.617 I organize monthly cultural events for the College of Engineering. Hmm? 05:04.700 --> 05:07.662 Our students don't get out much, so I volunteered to-- 05:07.745 --> 05:08.871 Just get to the point. 05:08.955 --> 05:11.374 Ah, yes! To the point. 05:11.457 --> 05:15.378 The point is, we hope that Kim Su-hun will be our guest next month. 05:15.461 --> 05:19.715 Uh, to give a lecture on his new novel, followed by a conversation. 05:19.799 --> 05:23.428 And I hope you will host that conversation. 05:26.764 --> 05:27.640 Hmm? 05:30.852 --> 05:32.562 - Host the conversation? - Yes. 05:33.062 --> 05:35.648 It was Mr. Kim who first suggested it. 05:40.445 --> 05:42.363 Kim Su-hun suggested it? 05:42.947 --> 05:45.199 - Yeah. - And what did he say? 05:45.283 --> 05:48.161 Well, he said he thought it would be more comfortable and fun 05:48.244 --> 05:49.787 if a friend hosted it. 05:49.871 --> 05:51.539 He said he'd come if you did it. 05:57.712 --> 05:59.255 Kim Su-hun said that? 06:00.381 --> 06:01.299 Yeah. 06:07.722 --> 06:09.223 Careful, Mr. Gu. It's slippery. 06:09.307 --> 06:12.268 - Gonna write a good article? - Oh, yeah, absolutely. 06:12.351 --> 06:14.687 Just make sure you're ready to print more copies of the book. 06:14.770 --> 06:16.439 Su-hun. 06:16.522 --> 06:17.398 Oh. 06:18.900 --> 06:21.819 - It's just up here. - Oh, Mun-oh. Just a second. 06:22.320 --> 06:24.030 - Uh, Mr. Gu? - Hmm? 06:24.113 --> 06:26.532 Please, go on ahead. I'll be right there. 06:26.616 --> 06:27.492 Okay, sure. 06:27.575 --> 06:30.244 Don't take too long. The real interview starts now, you know. 06:30.328 --> 06:32.538 - Right. - We'll be at the pork restaurant. 06:32.622 --> 06:34.040 - See you there. - See you there. 06:36.501 --> 06:39.086 I should have given you a call earlier. 06:39.170 --> 06:40.546 I'm sorry about that. 06:40.630 --> 06:41.547 Yeah. 06:41.631 --> 06:44.258 Weren't we supposed to have dinner together tonight? 06:44.342 --> 06:46.636 Um, that's what I thought, anyway. 06:46.719 --> 06:48.930 Yeah, for sure. That was the plan. 06:49.514 --> 06:51.057 We need to talk, actually. 06:51.140 --> 06:54.185 Then, this afternoon, Mr. Gu came to see us unexpectedly. 06:54.685 --> 06:55.770 You know who he is, right? 06:55.853 --> 06:58.856 Yeah, sure. Of course, I do. Who doesn't know Gu Yeong-ho? 06:58.940 --> 07:01.108 I've never seen him in person before, though. 07:02.818 --> 07:03.694 Listen, 07:04.779 --> 07:06.155 you wanted to talk? 07:06.656 --> 07:07.949 What about? 07:09.825 --> 07:13.120 If it's the favor I asked you, 07:13.829 --> 07:14.664 did you decide? 07:16.791 --> 07:17.750 Yeah. 07:20.586 --> 07:23.172 Sorry. I can't write you a testimonial. 07:23.256 --> 07:26.425 I feel like I've been writing too many testimonials lately. 07:28.886 --> 07:31.013 Oh, too… too many? 07:32.557 --> 07:33.641 But you… 07:34.517 --> 07:35.476 you did read it? 07:35.560 --> 07:36.978 Of course, I did. 07:38.104 --> 07:39.313 Let's talk later. 07:39.814 --> 07:41.899 - Soon though, all right? - Wait, Su-hun. 07:42.567 --> 07:45.361 Tell me. What is it? What did you think? 07:45.861 --> 07:47.363 Tell me now, please. 08:49.842 --> 08:53.888 I had trouble understanding what the writer was attempting to say. 08:55.056 --> 08:56.390 Honestly, I thought, 08:57.183 --> 08:59.935 why would you bother writing without saying anything? 09:01.812 --> 09:03.939 There's nothing wrong with that, you know? 09:05.566 --> 09:07.735 But most of all, you should 09:08.611 --> 09:10.655 revisit how to write good sentences. 09:25.503 --> 09:27.838 That's why the first sentence is so important. 09:31.926 --> 09:36.055 It's because once the author writes the first sentence, 09:36.138 --> 09:38.849 they've taken their first step into the story. 09:41.977 --> 09:43.854 For example, listen to this. 09:45.606 --> 09:47.775 "How glad I am that I am gone." 09:48.275 --> 09:50.695 "Dear friend, what a thing is the human heart." 09:52.738 --> 09:53.698 "To leave you, 09:55.533 --> 09:58.119 whom I love so dearly, and yet feel glad." 09:59.161 --> 10:01.372 Can anyone tell me which novel that's from? 10:05.626 --> 10:06.669 You don't know? 10:12.216 --> 10:14.510 A classic among classics. 10:14.593 --> 10:16.637 Goethe's-- 10:19.682 --> 10:20.683 Who was that? 10:22.810 --> 10:23.978 Whose phone was that? 10:27.398 --> 10:28.441 I'm sorry. 10:34.655 --> 10:39.326 The first sentence of The Sorrows of Young Werther by Goethe. 10:40.161 --> 10:43.247 As I'm sure you all know, 10:43.330 --> 10:46.250 it's written in the form of letters that Werther sends to his friend Albert. 10:46.333 --> 10:48.085 Do you think my class is a joke? 10:52.006 --> 10:54.133 Do you think I'm a joke? Huh? 10:56.635 --> 10:57.720 Stand up. 10:58.637 --> 10:59.847 Right now. 11:01.682 --> 11:02.850 You're not going to? 11:04.101 --> 11:05.269 Then get out! 11:07.897 --> 11:09.023 Go on, get outta here! 11:09.106 --> 11:11.942 It's not Albert. It's Wilhelm. 11:16.238 --> 11:17.406 What did you say? 11:18.365 --> 11:20.367 Werther's friend is named Wilhelm. 11:21.786 --> 11:26.373 Albert is the… fiancé of Lotte, the woman Werther loves. 11:30.920 --> 11:32.797 Albert is Werther's rival. 11:33.672 --> 11:36.842 The one he's jealous of but also idolizes. 11:37.510 --> 11:39.094 Maybe 11:40.638 --> 11:43.516 in the sense that all of those things are a part of it… 11:45.226 --> 11:47.353 …you could say they're actually friends. 11:48.813 --> 11:50.397 The object of his envy 11:52.024 --> 11:53.400 is also his friend. 11:53.484 --> 11:55.486 Ooh… 11:58.989 --> 12:02.368 Professor… I think time's up now. 12:08.040 --> 12:09.333 That's it for today. 12:14.880 --> 12:16.173 Hey, get up. 12:33.148 --> 12:35.401 FUNDAMENTALS OF WRITING CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES 12:35.484 --> 12:36.443 PROFESSOR HEO MUN-OH 12:36.527 --> 12:38.028 ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING LEE KANG 12:38.112 --> 12:40.030 Hey, thanks! 12:40.114 --> 12:42.241 If it weren't for you, I'd be in trouble. 12:42.992 --> 12:45.202 So how about I take you out for lunch? 12:45.703 --> 12:49.123 Whatever you want. Anything. Fried chicken, pizza… 12:49.707 --> 12:53.335 But if jealousy came before affection, 12:53.961 --> 12:57.006 could that really be called a friendship? 13:00.634 --> 13:04.054 I first met Se-yun in the winter before we started school. 13:04.138 --> 13:06.599 It was… a coincidence. 13:14.106 --> 13:16.317 Hey, what are you doing? Clear the table. 13:17.943 --> 13:19.361 Hey, is this, uh… 13:32.541 --> 13:33.918 Are you looking for this? 13:34.418 --> 13:36.295 Hey, thank you. Thanks a lot. 13:37.838 --> 13:39.298 It's okay! I found it! 13:57.733 --> 13:59.818 Okay, great. Thanks so much. 13:59.902 --> 14:00.778 Thanks. 14:01.904 --> 14:05.699 Our meeting was a coincidence, but becoming friends 14:07.076 --> 14:08.035 wasn't. 14:09.036 --> 14:10.287 It was my plan. 14:10.371 --> 14:11.497 CODING CLUB 14:18.545 --> 14:19.421 Oh. 14:19.505 --> 14:20.923 You're in YDOC too? 14:21.590 --> 14:22.758 I've got the same bag. 14:25.844 --> 14:28.847 I'm Kim Se-yun. I just started in Library Science. And you? 14:29.348 --> 14:30.516 Hi. I'm Lee Kang. 14:30.599 --> 14:32.601 - Electronic Engineering. - Whoa! 14:33.102 --> 14:34.895 You're in engineering and taking this class? 14:34.979 --> 14:37.106 Well, actually, it is a general course. 14:40.901 --> 14:42.653 Hey, do you know how to code already? 14:43.153 --> 14:46.031 'Cause I don't know anything yet. I just joined because I like gaming. 14:50.077 --> 14:51.996 Coding isn't difficult. 14:52.496 --> 14:53.372 It's easy. 14:54.373 --> 14:55.416 Really? 14:58.460 --> 15:00.421 Wow! How do you do this? 15:01.171 --> 15:02.172 Can you show me how? 15:02.881 --> 15:03.799 Not right now. 15:04.299 --> 15:05.676 I have to go to work soon. 15:07.594 --> 15:09.638 Tomorrow? At my house? 15:10.514 --> 15:12.266 My plan was a success. 15:12.766 --> 15:14.059 - Your house? - Mm-hmm. 15:14.143 --> 15:16.729 - I finally became friends with Se-yun. - What's good for you? 15:16.812 --> 15:19.189 Friends who could go to each other's houses. 15:19.273 --> 15:20.983 TO BE CONTINUED.. 16:10.240 --> 16:12.159 Can you be nostalgic 16:12.951 --> 16:14.912 over a place you've never been? 16:17.706 --> 16:19.917 Can you be filled with longing 16:20.626 --> 16:22.836 for a person you've never met? 16:30.427 --> 16:34.765 It was my first time at Se-yun's house, but it felt familiar. 16:34.848 --> 16:37.518 It looked exactly like it did in the photos. 16:39.603 --> 16:41.105 Come on in. This way. 16:46.068 --> 16:46.902 Mom. 16:49.655 --> 16:52.449 - Ah, you're home. - This is my friend. 16:52.533 --> 16:55.119 He's from the coding club. 16:55.202 --> 16:57.246 I told you he was coming over. 16:58.455 --> 17:00.124 Oh yeah. That's right. 17:01.125 --> 17:02.459 Hi. I'm Lee Kang. 17:02.960 --> 17:04.503 It's nice to meet you. 17:05.796 --> 17:08.006 No, it was different from the photos. 17:08.090 --> 17:11.552 Everything was even more beautiful than I'd expected. The house… 17:11.635 --> 17:13.637 You're so good at this. Seriously. 17:13.720 --> 17:14.930 …and the people. 17:15.013 --> 17:17.766 - Good job, huh? - Yes, good job. 17:18.350 --> 17:19.935 Of course. 17:54.636 --> 17:56.597 "To be continued." 17:56.680 --> 17:59.600 Oh my. What is this? Who wrote it? 17:59.683 --> 18:00.934 Just, you know… 18:02.019 --> 18:03.228 What do you think? 18:04.313 --> 18:05.564 Not sure. 18:07.232 --> 18:10.152 So he wanted to be friends with this other boy. 18:11.069 --> 18:12.446 No, that's not it. 18:13.197 --> 18:14.448 He acted like they were friends, 18:14.531 --> 18:16.491 because he wanted to go to his house, right? 18:16.575 --> 18:19.286 Oh. I'm confused. What does he want? 18:19.369 --> 18:20.913 Why would he write this? 18:20.996 --> 18:22.664 Oh, for God's sake. 18:22.748 --> 18:25.834 I wanted an expert opinion from you, not this. 18:25.918 --> 18:27.878 You're asking the same questions I did. 18:28.378 --> 18:31.298 What do you think the psychology of this is, if you were to guess? 18:31.798 --> 18:34.426 I can't tell just based on this. 18:37.054 --> 18:39.973 But it doesn't seem like it's anything too complex. 18:40.057 --> 18:41.767 He's envious. 18:42.684 --> 18:44.770 He must have seen something he desperately wanted 18:44.853 --> 18:46.021 in that friend of his. 18:46.104 --> 18:48.857 And since he can't do anything about that feeling, 18:48.941 --> 18:50.776 he's letting it out through writing. 18:53.737 --> 18:55.239 While it's a little odd, 18:55.739 --> 18:58.533 putting these feelings into writing is a good thing. 18:59.910 --> 19:00.911 Hmm. 19:01.828 --> 19:03.580 I'm curious what happens next, though. 19:04.164 --> 19:05.707 He's a very good writer. 19:07.167 --> 19:10.545 I think… he's the best writing student you've had. 19:13.423 --> 19:14.883 Yes, by far. 19:15.884 --> 19:17.928 Well? Are you gonna mentor him, do you think? 19:18.428 --> 19:19.763 Don't be ridiculous. 19:20.264 --> 19:21.348 All right. 19:21.848 --> 19:23.100 Hey, by the way… 19:26.895 --> 19:29.231 when was the last time you came in here? 19:30.065 --> 19:31.066 Do you know? 19:34.194 --> 19:35.112 Good night. 20:00.304 --> 20:02.389 I'm curious what happens next, though. 20:03.598 --> 20:06.977 I think… he's the best writing student you've had. 20:07.561 --> 20:09.938 Well, are you gonna mentor him, do you think? 20:34.755 --> 20:36.590 You asked me to stay behind? 20:37.966 --> 20:41.762 Is there something you wanted to… say to me? 20:44.139 --> 20:46.808 You humiliated me in front of the other students. 20:47.559 --> 20:48.769 Did you get a kick out of that? 20:50.479 --> 20:51.688 Oh. 21:05.827 --> 21:07.496 Is that Kim Se-yun? 21:10.082 --> 21:11.166 Yeah. 21:11.833 --> 21:14.336 Does he know what you're writing about? 21:14.836 --> 21:16.004 Has he read it? 21:17.255 --> 21:18.131 No. 21:18.965 --> 21:21.259 You're the only one who reads them, right? 21:22.177 --> 21:23.720 That's what you said the first class. 21:28.767 --> 21:29.810 Have a seat. 21:48.412 --> 21:49.371 Now. 21:51.415 --> 21:53.250 What do you want to write about? 21:54.042 --> 21:55.293 What are you trying to say? 21:56.420 --> 21:57.254 I don't know. 21:57.754 --> 22:00.632 You said to just write whatever we felt like. 22:01.133 --> 22:02.092 So that's what I did. 22:02.175 --> 22:04.261 No, no. 22:06.721 --> 22:09.391 You understand what I'm asking you. 22:10.934 --> 22:12.269 You don't have to pretend. 22:22.195 --> 22:23.989 Uh, you… 22:27.075 --> 22:28.618 envy him, don't you? 22:30.162 --> 22:31.788 You wish you could be him. 22:33.623 --> 22:35.667 That's why you wrote this, isn't it? 22:40.797 --> 22:41.882 You know what? 22:43.592 --> 22:47.888 There's nothing about you in Kim Se-yun's assignment. 22:48.722 --> 22:53.059 It seems he doesn't care about you, whether you envy him or not. 22:54.060 --> 22:56.062 You're the only one who's suffering. 23:00.275 --> 23:01.818 Do you know, Professor? 23:03.778 --> 23:05.113 Have you felt it? 23:13.497 --> 23:14.372 Oh. 23:15.248 --> 23:19.878 So what you're saying is that I should write about something else? 23:20.378 --> 23:22.672 There's nothing else I wanna write about. 23:22.756 --> 23:25.175 No, no, write! Write about this. 23:25.258 --> 23:26.843 I wanted to say 23:27.385 --> 23:28.428 you should keep writing. 23:28.512 --> 23:30.263 Even if it's hard, write through it. 23:31.640 --> 23:34.392 It's so important to have something you wanna write about. 23:37.854 --> 23:38.939 You're talented. 23:43.568 --> 23:44.819 If you want, 23:45.779 --> 23:48.573 I'm willing to offer you individual lessons once a week. 23:49.282 --> 23:51.952 - Individual? - Mm-hmm. That's right. 23:54.246 --> 23:57.791 I wanna offer you extra lessons, more of my time. What? Don't you get it? 23:57.874 --> 23:59.209 No, I do. It's just… 24:00.961 --> 24:02.629 I have to work as well. 24:05.131 --> 24:07.008 I can't lose hours for extra lessons. 24:16.476 --> 24:17.602 Okay, then. 24:18.812 --> 24:22.691 What if I pay you enough to make up for any lost hours you may miss? 24:30.448 --> 24:31.658 Why? 24:34.286 --> 24:35.161 Pay me for what? 24:39.207 --> 24:41.376 Christ. No, that's crazy. 24:50.302 --> 24:51.136 Lee Kang. 24:54.347 --> 24:57.726 Now, I'm serious. Stop being silly, and listen to me carefully. 25:00.020 --> 25:02.272 You'll never be Kim Se-yun, 25:02.772 --> 25:06.568 but you can write as much as you want about your desire to become him. 25:07.944 --> 25:09.863 If you can digest that feeling, 25:10.655 --> 25:12.115 that's what writing is. 25:12.198 --> 25:14.242 That's the power of literature. 25:16.620 --> 25:22.208 I want to help you, so that what you write doesn't end up just marks on a page, 25:22.876 --> 25:24.544 but becomes a story. 25:26.880 --> 25:30.175 Because… talent is a rare thing. 25:30.967 --> 25:32.636 And I'd like to teach you. 25:33.386 --> 25:34.471 ALL RIGHT, PROFESSOR 25:34.554 --> 25:38.266 All right, Professor. I'll quit one of my part-time jobs. 25:47.025 --> 25:50.654 ALL RIGHT, TEACHER I'LL QUIT ONE OF MY PART-TIME JOBS 26:09.756 --> 26:10.924 Hmm. 26:14.803 --> 26:15.845 Hmm. 26:32.153 --> 26:33.947 What is it? 26:34.572 --> 26:36.116 I just find it funny. 26:36.908 --> 26:40.161 Individual lessons? I didn't think you'd actually do it. 26:41.788 --> 26:44.624 Anyway, you look happier than I've seen you in a while. 26:44.708 --> 26:48.044 I thought you had an appointment. I don't want you to be late. 26:48.128 --> 26:49.671 Better get going, hmm? 26:51.214 --> 26:54.300 I'm not sure I feel comfortable about you doing the lessons here. 26:54.384 --> 26:57.512 Why at home? Why not at school or a coffee shop? 26:58.304 --> 27:02.767 Because then people will see us. I'd rather give it a few weeks first. 27:04.436 --> 27:08.273 And when you see Park and Seong-hui, please, you can't tell them either, okay? 27:08.773 --> 27:10.233 - Say I had plans. - Jeez. All right. 27:10.316 --> 27:13.236 Why do you always wanna keep everything such a secret? 27:15.655 --> 27:17.449 See you later. Have a good lesson. 27:17.532 --> 27:18.533 Mm-hmm. 28:17.467 --> 28:18.384 Hey. 28:19.928 --> 28:20.762 Come in. 28:33.691 --> 28:34.609 Through here. 28:42.534 --> 28:43.660 What are you doing? 28:55.755 --> 28:58.424 Why do you look so down? You came here to study. 28:58.925 --> 29:00.927 You haven't even said hello. 29:02.846 --> 29:04.138 I said hi. 29:05.014 --> 29:06.766 You didn't. Sit. 29:09.310 --> 29:10.603 Actually… 29:13.273 --> 29:16.484 Something happened, and I… was gonna call and tell you, 29:16.985 --> 29:19.821 but I thought it would be better to wait until I saw you. 29:21.698 --> 29:22.866 Mm, okay. Go ahead. 29:25.410 --> 29:26.953 I won't be able to do these lessons. 29:29.080 --> 29:30.957 So, um… 29:31.040 --> 29:32.709 I went over to Se-yun's house yesterday, 29:32.792 --> 29:35.295 and I… might not be able to go back there again. 29:35.378 --> 29:37.380 Which would mean I can't write anymore, 29:37.881 --> 29:40.675 and, um, there'd be no point in having these lessons. 29:41.217 --> 29:42.635 Okay. 29:43.136 --> 29:45.305 Wha… what exactly happened? 29:45.388 --> 29:46.723 Wha… what's wrong? 29:52.937 --> 29:55.899 You know the computer coding club Se-yun and I are in together? 29:55.982 --> 29:56.816 Yeah. 29:57.442 --> 30:00.069 Well, it's hosting a competition in about two weeks. 30:00.570 --> 30:03.197 It's essentially the first round for the national level. 30:03.698 --> 30:04.741 Uh… 30:06.492 --> 30:09.120 Se-yun and I decided to pair up and enter it. 30:09.621 --> 30:12.790 So I went over to his house to practice together, and then… 30:13.374 --> 30:14.250 And then? 30:15.585 --> 30:17.337 - Keep trying up to here. - Okay. 30:18.588 --> 30:20.006 I gotta go take a piss, okay? 30:20.089 --> 30:21.090 Sure, yeah. 30:25.470 --> 30:26.387 Bracket… 30:57.460 --> 30:59.796 I was only going to use the bathroom, 30:59.879 --> 31:01.839 but then I got curious. 31:21.150 --> 31:24.404 I know… I shouldn't have done it. 32:54.368 --> 32:55.745 I'm sorry. 32:56.579 --> 32:58.414 I couldn't find the bathroom, so… 32:59.499 --> 33:00.416 Oh. 33:00.500 --> 33:03.753 Well, I thought that you were my Yun. 33:03.836 --> 33:05.671 There's actually a bathroom upstairs. 33:05.755 --> 33:08.341 And one by the front entrance for guests. 33:09.467 --> 33:11.302 Thanks for letting me know. 33:12.136 --> 33:13.721 I won't get lost again. 33:19.185 --> 33:20.853 Even though I was out of line, 33:20.937 --> 33:22.980 Se-yun's mom was kind to me. 33:23.064 --> 33:25.775 She didn't get mad or even seem upset. 33:26.275 --> 33:28.694 She didn't say anything during dinner either. 33:28.778 --> 33:30.613 - It's hot. - Mm-hmm. 33:34.117 --> 33:35.827 Are you coming? What are you doing? 33:36.327 --> 33:37.995 Everybody's waiting for you. 33:38.579 --> 33:40.373 Yeah, be right there. 33:48.214 --> 33:49.924 Mm… the new friend. 33:50.007 --> 33:52.927 I'm Se-yun's dad. Your name is Lee Kang, right? 33:54.137 --> 33:55.972 - Hello. - Have a seat. 33:59.934 --> 34:02.478 I hear you're good with computers. 34:02.979 --> 34:05.273 You know, you're almost all he talks about these days. 34:06.399 --> 34:08.568 Seems like that. 34:08.651 --> 34:10.820 He's had so many friends, but he talks about you a lot. 34:10.903 --> 34:12.780 Oh, come on, Mom, not that much. 34:12.864 --> 34:16.659 But the only reason I'm in the competition is 'cause Kang here is helping me out. 34:16.742 --> 34:17.577 Hmm. 34:17.660 --> 34:20.079 He even impresses the seniors with his skills. 34:20.997 --> 34:24.041 - Ah, you're exaggerating. - Exaggerating? 34:24.625 --> 34:26.794 Anyway, take good care of Se-yun. 34:27.295 --> 34:30.506 He dreams of becoming a programmer now. 34:30.590 --> 34:33.926 Had we known, we would've sent him to engineering school, like you. 34:34.010 --> 34:36.179 Okay, let's eat. 34:36.262 --> 34:37.180 Mm… 34:37.763 --> 34:39.765 - Mm-hmm! - We'll say grace first. 34:39.849 --> 34:43.060 In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. 34:43.144 --> 34:44.729 Bless us, O Lord, and these Thy gifts, 34:44.812 --> 34:48.649 which we are about to receive from Thy bounty, through Christ our Lord… 34:48.733 --> 34:52.862 But by the time I left that night, I found out how she really felt about me. 34:53.446 --> 34:57.533 I don't know. He seems a bit sneaky or something. 34:58.242 --> 35:00.286 People have a certain vibe to them. 35:01.412 --> 35:03.247 I felt it the first time I met him. 35:03.331 --> 35:05.041 I wish he'd stop coming over. 35:05.958 --> 35:07.460 Mm-hmm? What is it? 35:09.921 --> 35:11.881 What's got you all worked up now? 35:13.966 --> 35:16.719 We shouldn't talk like this about a friend of Se-yun's. 35:17.220 --> 35:19.430 All we can do is watch over him. 35:20.640 --> 35:23.976 Something happened today. He was in our bedroom. 35:25.770 --> 35:26.729 I just… 35:26.812 --> 35:27.980 I'm just saying, 35:28.064 --> 35:32.652 I'd rather our Yun be friends with someone… more cheerful and friendly. 35:32.735 --> 35:34.654 Oh, jeez. 35:35.571 --> 35:38.199 I thought he was fine. He looks like a smart kid. 35:39.033 --> 35:40.326 How about this? 35:40.409 --> 35:43.037 We leave it alone until after the competition. 35:43.704 --> 35:45.873 Who knows? They might even win an award. 35:46.666 --> 35:49.126 Winning an award at a competition like that will be good for him 35:49.210 --> 35:51.212 when he starts applying for jobs. 35:51.295 --> 35:53.631 That's been on my mind too. 35:54.632 --> 35:55.466 All right. 35:56.300 --> 35:58.302 If it means he'll be better off, 35:59.053 --> 36:00.721 let's wait and see what happens. 36:00.805 --> 36:01.639 Yeah. 36:13.776 --> 36:15.861 Well, what'd you do that for, huh? 36:15.945 --> 36:17.822 I know I shouldn't have done it. 36:19.824 --> 36:21.033 All right. 36:21.534 --> 36:23.202 So what this means is 36:24.245 --> 36:26.038 you have to win in the competition, 36:26.122 --> 36:29.542 or whatever you call it, so they'll keep letting you go over there? 36:29.625 --> 36:30.960 Hmm? Is that it? 36:31.043 --> 36:32.920 Yeah. That's how it is. 36:33.504 --> 36:34.714 So then, win it. 36:34.797 --> 36:36.966 I'm getting the impression you're good at it. 36:37.049 --> 36:39.010 You have no idea. I'm better than Se-yun. 36:39.093 --> 36:41.762 But there's no chance I could win the competition. 36:46.600 --> 36:47.852 Okay, but still, 36:48.352 --> 36:51.439 who says you have to go into that house in order to write? 36:53.607 --> 36:54.817 Don't you understand? 36:54.900 --> 36:57.695 What do I write about? I don't have anything else. 36:59.697 --> 37:00.656 You're right. 37:01.240 --> 37:03.451 Yep, that's true. 37:03.534 --> 37:04.535 That's true. 37:06.620 --> 37:08.706 Oh, what do we do? 37:09.206 --> 37:13.127 We need to come up… with a good idea. 37:14.795 --> 37:17.757 There's one thing that might work, but… 37:19.550 --> 37:20.634 Well, what is it? 37:28.267 --> 37:29.769 Forget it. 37:30.603 --> 37:32.271 I don't think you'd do it. 37:32.355 --> 37:35.775 What are you talking about, huh? What wouldn't I do? Tell me. 37:44.075 --> 37:45.159 The questions. 37:46.660 --> 37:47.953 The questions? 37:51.207 --> 37:52.375 What about them? 38:07.390 --> 38:08.516 You don't mean… 38:11.477 --> 38:13.312 You wouldn't ask me… 38:15.314 --> 38:16.649 to find out what… 38:18.651 --> 38:20.736 the questions are gonna be, right? 38:21.862 --> 38:24.156 I would never ask that, but what else can we do? 38:29.370 --> 38:30.621 Are you crazy? 38:33.040 --> 38:34.458 Oh my God. You are. 38:38.796 --> 38:40.005 You punk! 38:41.424 --> 38:43.217 How dare you suggest that to your teacher? 38:43.300 --> 38:44.927 Who do you think you are? 38:45.553 --> 38:47.805 How could you ask me to cheat for you? 38:52.226 --> 38:53.686 Hey, get out! 38:54.728 --> 38:55.980 Get outta here! 38:56.063 --> 38:57.940 I'm not giving you lessons anymore. 38:58.441 --> 39:00.526 You know, you're a real piece of work. 39:02.445 --> 39:03.696 Now, get out! 39:07.825 --> 39:09.243 Then it can't be helped. 39:11.245 --> 39:13.747 Why don't we pretend this whole thing never happened? 39:22.339 --> 39:23.841 What are you trying to do? 39:25.426 --> 39:28.429 You're some kind of asshole? Huh? 39:40.483 --> 39:42.610 Why didn't you hand in your assignment this week? 39:43.152 --> 39:44.945 I had nothing to write about. 39:53.412 --> 39:54.288 Hey, Lee Kang! 39:55.498 --> 39:57.166 Aren't you gonna hand anything in? 39:57.666 --> 39:59.418 If you don't, you won't get a grade! 40:02.171 --> 40:03.255 Hey. 40:04.423 --> 40:05.382 Hey! 40:05.466 --> 40:06.842 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING LEE KANG 40:23.817 --> 40:27.821 GUEST LECTURE WITH AUTHOR KIM SU-HUN 40:29.698 --> 40:31.075 AUTHOR OF EYES OF THE HOUSE 41:08.946 --> 41:10.239 Hello, Mr. Park. 41:10.322 --> 41:13.117 Hey, Mun-oh. I mean… Mr. Heo. 41:13.200 --> 41:14.952 Uh, where are you? 41:15.452 --> 41:16.370 Oh, uh… 41:16.453 --> 41:18.998 Mr. Kim is already here and waiting for you. 41:19.498 --> 41:22.209 You two should have a cup of coffee and chat before the lecture. 41:22.293 --> 41:24.461 Oh, really? Uh… he's waiting? 41:24.545 --> 41:26.714 I'm on my way now. I just parked. 41:27.214 --> 41:30.259 Ten minutes. I think I'll be there in about ten minutes. 41:30.342 --> 41:34.888 Tell him to, uh… have a cup of tea and wait a little longer, okay? Yeah. 41:35.389 --> 41:37.683 Sorry about that. Be right there. Yeah. 41:38.684 --> 41:39.977 Sure. All right. Yeah. 41:52.239 --> 41:54.033 Ah! It's been a while. 41:54.867 --> 41:57.911 - It really has, hasn't it? Yeah. - It sure has. Too many years. 41:57.995 --> 42:00.164 Hey, when was the last time we saw each other? 42:00.247 --> 42:01.957 I can't remember anything these days. 42:02.041 --> 42:04.918 Ah… Let's see, um… When was it? 42:05.002 --> 42:06.629 Sorry. No, I'm not sure either. 42:08.339 --> 42:11.175 This is great, to see a reunion of old friends. 42:11.258 --> 42:14.386 I've never seen Mr. Heo with such a big smile on his face. 42:14.470 --> 42:16.639 Oh, is that right? 42:17.348 --> 42:20.893 Yeah. It's true. It feels great. 42:20.976 --> 42:24.063 You haven't changed a bit. 42:24.146 --> 42:28.567 Through seven full-length novels and four short story collections, 42:28.651 --> 42:31.111 Mr. Kim… um… 42:31.195 --> 42:34.740 you've plumbed the rich depths of the human psyche. 42:34.823 --> 42:37.660 But in your latest novel, Eyes of the House, 42:37.743 --> 42:40.162 you attempted something very different. 42:40.245 --> 42:43.040 You decided to include aspects of the mystery genre. 42:43.123 --> 42:47.044 Yes, that's right. I borrowed from mystery novels. 42:47.586 --> 42:51.548 But while your standard mystery focuses on solving the murder, 42:51.632 --> 42:54.218 I was interested in something a bit different. 42:54.968 --> 42:57.554 I took all the scenes, including those of the murder, 42:57.638 --> 42:59.473 tore them into pieces, and scrambled them up, 42:59.556 --> 43:03.227 so no one could be sure what the real sequence was. 43:04.395 --> 43:08.732 What was important wasn't the revelation of the mystery for the reader, 43:08.816 --> 43:10.901 nor was it even the conclusion of the case. 43:10.984 --> 43:14.238 Instead, it was the fascinating ways the characters relate to one another 43:14.321 --> 43:15.280 that I focused on. 43:18.033 --> 43:19.159 You got that, right? 43:20.452 --> 43:21.537 Well, I got it. 43:23.706 --> 43:25.207 Yes, it's truly… 43:25.290 --> 43:26.625 Well, it's remarkable. 43:26.709 --> 43:28.544 That's the reason so many 43:29.044 --> 43:32.881 have called this book "very exciting," "truly unexpected," and "refreshing." 43:33.674 --> 43:35.050 However… 43:35.134 --> 43:36.385 Yeah. Hmm. 43:38.011 --> 43:40.347 However… hmm… 43:40.431 --> 43:41.765 there are those… 43:42.558 --> 43:45.185 mm… hmm… mm… 43:45.269 --> 43:46.562 "There are those…"? 43:47.896 --> 43:49.815 Mm, let's just say, um, 43:49.898 --> 43:52.526 there are those who might say… 43:54.069 --> 43:56.363 Uh, and I'm sorry… 43:56.447 --> 43:58.782 …if it's uncomfortable for you to hear. 43:59.283 --> 44:02.661 But we're all here for free discussion, aren't we? 44:02.745 --> 44:04.163 So I'll say it. Hmm? 44:06.623 --> 44:10.043 With this book, Kim Su-hun is now a writer who accommodates the masses. 44:10.127 --> 44:11.837 Well, that is… 44:11.920 --> 44:16.341 That's an example of the sort of critical opinions that are out there. 44:18.385 --> 44:22.014 To be clear, it, it, it's not one I agree with. 44:22.097 --> 44:24.725 The fact is, in advance of this interview, 44:24.808 --> 44:27.978 I received a few questions from students for you. 44:28.061 --> 44:30.856 Mm. This was one of the questions. 44:30.939 --> 44:31.899 Uh… 44:31.982 --> 44:33.609 Mm, it's right here. Um… 44:33.692 --> 44:35.444 All right, uh… 44:36.320 --> 44:38.447 Let me see. 44:39.406 --> 44:40.324 Where is it? 44:40.407 --> 44:41.825 Uh… Ah, here it is. 44:42.326 --> 44:43.702 Ah, so this… 44:44.745 --> 44:47.664 This is the one I was thinking of. Uh… 44:48.332 --> 44:53.921 "Mr. Kim Su-hun, you've long established a reputation in literary fiction, 44:54.004 --> 44:56.590 and so I had great respect for you." 44:56.673 --> 44:59.009 "I was a huge fan of yours." 44:59.718 --> 45:05.015 "But I was very disappointed to see you come out with a mystery novel." 45:05.516 --> 45:09.311 "Is it because you don't have any stories left of your own, 45:09.812 --> 45:13.816 so all you could do was accommodate the masses?" 45:14.983 --> 45:17.402 That's a tough one. 45:17.486 --> 45:19.947 "If you don't have anything left to say, 45:21.073 --> 45:23.158 um, shouldn't you 45:23.742 --> 45:28.205 face the truth and quit writing altogether?" 45:29.039 --> 45:30.749 More or less. 45:31.542 --> 45:33.335 First, which student asked this? 45:41.927 --> 45:44.137 This isn't your question, is it, Mr. Heo? 45:44.763 --> 45:46.723 What? Uh, no. No, it's… 45:46.807 --> 45:49.184 I'm just kidding. 45:49.935 --> 45:52.646 Whoever you are, I want to thank you for bringing up this point. 45:52.729 --> 45:54.106 You sound like a fan of my work. 45:54.731 --> 45:57.401 Not only that, but you seem to be interested in me as well. 45:57.484 --> 46:02.114 To answer your question, yes, I am accommodating. That's right. 46:03.866 --> 46:06.743 "Accommodate" actually has a few meanings. 46:06.827 --> 46:10.914 "To ingratiate oneself for personal gain." 46:11.415 --> 46:15.043 We typically think of this use of the word, but it also means 46:16.003 --> 46:17.462 "to make space for." 46:18.463 --> 46:20.799 In that sense, accommodation is invaluable 46:21.300 --> 46:23.051 in the world of literature. 46:23.552 --> 46:25.721 What do we need right now 46:25.804 --> 46:30.142 but authors who are willing to make space with their work? 46:31.143 --> 46:34.813 Always, what truly matters is not "what," but "how." 46:35.314 --> 46:38.442 A flexible and multifaceted perspective is crucial. 46:39.026 --> 46:41.737 If you insist on sticking to the worldview you're familiar with, 46:41.820 --> 46:43.864 your creativity will soon wither. 46:44.656 --> 46:46.033 That is why I will continue 46:46.116 --> 46:48.619 to tell new stories, and experiment with new forms, 46:48.702 --> 46:50.162 and strive to become better 46:50.245 --> 46:52.164 at accommodating the masses. 47:04.718 --> 47:07.638 Wow. The atmosphere was so great today, wasn't it? 47:07.721 --> 47:09.723 They were amazed. They were… 47:09.806 --> 47:11.266 - It was really good. - Mr. Kim. 47:11.350 --> 47:12.184 - Thanks. - Uh… 47:12.267 --> 47:14.478 You know, of all the events we've had so far, 47:14.561 --> 47:16.355 today's had the highest attendance. 47:16.438 --> 47:18.440 I've never seen the dean so excited. 47:18.523 --> 47:19.524 Oh! 47:19.608 --> 47:21.902 It was all thanks to you, but you made me look good. 47:21.985 --> 47:24.905 Oh no, it's not thanks to me. It's thanks to you, Mr. Park. 47:24.988 --> 47:27.074 And Mr. Heo too, who hosted the conversation. 47:28.075 --> 47:29.242 But more than anything, 47:29.326 --> 47:31.453 the students who paid such close attention. 47:31.536 --> 47:33.664 I got so excited that I talked a bit too much. 47:33.747 --> 47:34.748 Ah, well, thank you. 47:34.831 --> 47:37.000 The students were really into it today. 47:37.084 --> 47:38.961 If only they acted like that at my lectures. 47:39.044 --> 47:41.088 - Yeah. - You just have to do better. 47:41.171 --> 47:43.173 Cheers to you. It's been an honor. 47:43.256 --> 47:45.467 - Cheers. Great to meet you. - An honor. 47:45.550 --> 47:46.677 - Cheers. - Thank you. 47:46.760 --> 47:48.095 - You too. - Hmm. 47:53.934 --> 47:56.895 Hey there, Mr. Heo, why have you been so quiet tonight? 47:57.854 --> 47:58.981 Oh, no reason. 47:59.064 --> 48:01.692 Just enjoying the company and conversation. 48:01.775 --> 48:03.652 Oh yeah. You two are friends, right? 48:03.735 --> 48:05.153 Yes, from university. 48:05.237 --> 48:06.863 Oh! 48:07.364 --> 48:08.657 Is teaching enjoyable? 48:10.867 --> 48:13.078 Enjoyable? Are you kidding? 48:13.161 --> 48:15.288 - Mm! - Oh, Mr. Kim. 48:15.372 --> 48:18.583 Your daughter's pen name is Lee I-pil, right? 48:19.084 --> 48:22.421 Didn't she make her debut with Seventeen Green Wings last year? 48:22.504 --> 48:24.339 - Wow! Really? Wait. - She did. 48:24.423 --> 48:27.092 That's the writer who won the Literary Debut Award. 48:27.175 --> 48:30.929 - She's your daughter? Wow! - Yeah, glad to hear about that. 48:31.013 --> 48:34.141 Oh, jeez, huh? There are no more secrets in this world. 48:34.224 --> 48:37.811 Guess who thought of her pen name so people wouldn't know who she is. 48:37.894 --> 48:39.813 - That's great! - Everyone knows now, I guess. 48:39.896 --> 48:42.149 It just means talent runs in the family. 48:42.232 --> 48:44.693 Oh, you must be so proud. I envy you. 48:45.193 --> 48:47.529 How did you manage to raise such an amazing kid, 48:47.612 --> 48:48.989 on top of everything else? 48:49.072 --> 48:51.825 - You have it all. You do. - I envy you too. 48:52.325 --> 48:55.370 My kid's still trying to figure out what he wants to do with himself. 49:47.506 --> 49:48.757 Professor. 49:49.841 --> 49:51.051 What are you… 49:55.055 --> 49:55.972 You work here? 49:56.723 --> 49:57.557 Yeah. 49:59.142 --> 50:01.103 You're having dinner here, I guess? 50:01.895 --> 50:02.896 Mm. 50:04.356 --> 50:06.608 So what was that you were busy writing there? 50:08.610 --> 50:09.528 Oh. 50:11.655 --> 50:12.989 This is just… 50:13.573 --> 50:16.535 Well, I'm just curious. You don't turn anything in, so… 50:18.245 --> 50:19.121 Well, 50:20.330 --> 50:21.706 the truth is, I… 50:24.000 --> 50:28.338 I was thinking of submitting something to a contest. Literary Debut Award. 50:29.256 --> 50:32.425 I heard their first prize money is pretty big, so why not, right? 50:32.509 --> 50:34.427 Wait, what? An award? 50:35.345 --> 50:36.930 I thought about what you said. 50:38.390 --> 50:39.516 That I have talent. 50:41.810 --> 50:45.480 I just… haven't found a story I want to write yet. 51:02.372 --> 51:06.293 Literary Debut Award. 51:10.088 --> 51:11.631 Little shit. 51:15.927 --> 51:18.096 The audacity. 51:25.896 --> 51:27.063 LITERARY DEBUT AWARD LEE KANG 51:27.147 --> 51:29.191 Uh… Thank you. 51:29.691 --> 51:30.984 Thank you very much. 51:33.570 --> 51:36.364 Someone else actually deserves this award. 51:37.490 --> 51:40.535 The one who told me, "You have talent." 51:41.077 --> 51:43.955 The one who opened my eyes to what was possible, 51:44.456 --> 51:45.957 who taught me everything. 51:46.499 --> 51:49.753 From what real writing is to what it means to really live. 51:53.381 --> 51:54.966 Mr. Heo Mun-oh. 51:57.802 --> 51:59.721 I'll always be grateful to you. 53:00.949 --> 53:01.866 Look. 53:03.576 --> 53:07.455 The Literary Debut Award contest isn't some kind of game, you know. 53:09.124 --> 53:12.168 You wouldn't stand a chance with your current writing skills. 53:25.015 --> 53:25.932 Listen. 53:28.685 --> 53:29.728 Hypothetically… 53:30.228 --> 53:34.858 …if you got the questions ahead of time for the coding competition… 53:38.820 --> 53:42.240 …would it make you… start taking writing seriously? 53:44.242 --> 53:46.661 Would you take individual lessons from me? 53:58.965 --> 54:01.718 Tell me. Tell me, what do I need to do? 54:01.801 --> 54:03.428 Come on. What's the plan? 54:15.273 --> 54:16.941 Are you sure you're okay with this? 54:18.401 --> 54:21.571 It'll be easy. You just need to do as I say. 54:21.654 --> 54:23.948 What exactly do I need to do? 54:24.032 --> 54:26.368 First, go to Professor Park's office. 54:26.868 --> 54:28.119 Professor Park? 54:28.912 --> 54:30.789 - From the College of Engineering? - Yes. 54:30.872 --> 54:33.375 He's the head of the committee for the coding competition. 54:34.250 --> 54:37.837 Oh, that guy. He's got a finger in every pie. 54:38.380 --> 54:41.424 W… wait. Did you know that I know him? 54:42.342 --> 54:44.636 Of course I know that. That's why this'll work. 54:44.719 --> 54:46.554 What? I've seen you two talking. 54:47.055 --> 54:49.349 - Enjoy your meal. - Ah, yeah. Thank you. 54:50.100 --> 54:52.018 - Here you go. Enjoy. - Thank you very much. 54:55.397 --> 54:58.024 - Hello, sir. - Oh. Mm. 55:01.236 --> 55:02.737 Mr. Park. 55:02.821 --> 55:04.322 Oh, Mun-oh! 55:04.406 --> 55:05.949 Come join me. 55:06.032 --> 55:08.076 - Having a late lunch? - Yeah, you too… 55:08.159 --> 55:10.620 All right, so I go to Mr. Park's office. 55:10.703 --> 55:12.372 What do I do once I'm there? 55:12.455 --> 55:13.873 The competition is tomorrow, 55:13.957 --> 55:16.543 so the questions will be on Professor Park's computer. 55:16.626 --> 55:20.004 All you need to do is copy them onto a USB drive. Simple, right? 55:20.088 --> 55:21.548 No, it's not simple! 55:21.631 --> 55:23.425 How am I supposed to get into his computer? 55:23.925 --> 55:25.593 I don't know his password! 55:25.677 --> 55:27.429 I know. I thought of that. 55:27.512 --> 55:30.098 Professor Park is going to unlock it himself. 55:33.601 --> 55:35.270 - Mm. - Mr. Park. 55:35.353 --> 55:36.312 Hmm? 55:36.813 --> 55:40.275 I, um… would like to ask you a favor. 55:40.942 --> 55:43.445 Wow. You're asking me to do you a favor? 55:44.821 --> 55:47.574 - Sure, go ahead. - Uh, I just thought, um… 55:47.657 --> 55:52.328 I thought I'd make a little change in my… my attendance system. 55:52.412 --> 55:53.496 - Really? - Yeah. 55:53.580 --> 55:56.166 You were saying there was an easier way? 55:56.249 --> 55:59.002 Wow. I have to say, this is music to my ears. 55:59.085 --> 56:01.087 Yeah, it's about time you changed it. 56:01.171 --> 56:02.589 Hey, how's this? 56:02.672 --> 56:04.966 I can come by your office and install it for you. 56:05.049 --> 56:06.801 No, not at my office. Uh… 56:07.343 --> 56:09.804 I'd rather go to your office. 56:10.305 --> 56:15.310 Um… because I wanted to see how it works, just to be sure. 56:15.894 --> 56:17.854 Uh-huh. Yeah? 56:17.937 --> 56:22.233 I'm, uh… I don't really have time today. But you can come by my office tomorrow. 56:22.317 --> 56:23.318 - That works. - Tomorrow? 56:23.818 --> 56:26.279 It won't work. Tomorrow's the contest. Do it today. 56:27.739 --> 56:29.991 Uh… That's not, uh… 56:30.074 --> 56:32.577 - Tomorrow's not good. I'm a bit busy. - Mm-hmm? 56:33.369 --> 56:36.039 Couldn't we today? It won't take long, will it? 56:36.122 --> 56:38.958 - Today? Right now? - Sure. Just a few minutes. 56:39.542 --> 56:41.503 Okay, well, I have a little time right now. 56:41.586 --> 56:44.255 - I'll just finish up. - Great. Okay. Let's get going. 56:44.339 --> 56:45.256 Hmm? 56:45.340 --> 56:47.050 - Let's strike while the iron's hot. - Now now? 56:47.133 --> 56:49.677 Oh yeah, just for a bit. Anyway, the food is… terrible. 56:49.761 --> 56:52.180 - But I barely ate anything. - Oh, terrible, really. 56:52.263 --> 56:54.766 - I'll owe you one. - But… um… 56:54.849 --> 56:56.184 - Let's go. - But what about the… 56:56.267 --> 56:58.019 - Don't worry. Hey, Kim. - Yes? 56:58.102 --> 57:00.063 - Would you mind clearing this? Thanks. - Sure. 57:00.146 --> 57:01.731 - Sorry to ask. Thanks. - Have a good one. 57:01.814 --> 57:03.858 I went on for about 30 minutes. 57:03.942 --> 57:07.028 But when the show came out, I was only on it for a minute or two. 57:08.238 --> 57:11.199 And that's after they showed up at my office and begged me to do it. 57:11.282 --> 57:14.035 Jeez! Ah… 57:14.118 --> 57:16.287 Once you get used to it, it's much easier. 57:16.371 --> 57:18.206 - Hi, Professor. - Hey, Mi-jin. 57:18.289 --> 57:19.958 No. No, no, no, I can't do it. 57:20.041 --> 57:23.294 I don't think I can do this. How could I? 57:23.378 --> 57:25.588 I'm a teacher, a professor. 57:25.672 --> 57:27.549 It's too late to say that now. 57:28.091 --> 57:29.259 Hmm? 57:30.218 --> 57:31.886 Hey, Mun-oh, are you okay? 57:34.013 --> 57:36.558 Uh, well, Mr. Park, uh… 57:36.641 --> 57:39.435 Sorry. I… I need… I need to use the bathroom. 57:39.519 --> 57:41.396 All right, sure. 57:41.896 --> 57:43.106 - Right down there. - Okay. 57:43.189 --> 57:44.440 - I'll go ahead. - Won't be long. 57:44.524 --> 57:46.109 All good. 57:59.872 --> 58:02.125 There's no need to feel guilty. 58:02.208 --> 58:04.377 I'm not gonna do the finals anyway, 58:04.877 --> 58:06.546 so this won't hurt anybody. 58:13.219 --> 58:14.304 Hit this. 58:14.387 --> 58:16.639 Here, I'll log into my account. 58:16.723 --> 58:17.640 PARK HYEONG-JONG 58:17.724 --> 58:19.976 Once you're logged in… the attendance… 58:20.059 --> 58:24.272 The only problem is how we get Professor Park out of his office. 58:24.355 --> 58:26.399 - I'm not sure how-- - Don't worry. 58:26.482 --> 58:28.818 - Get your TAs to do this. - I've come up with a plan. 58:28.901 --> 58:31.487 - They won't like it. - What? You have? What is it? 58:31.571 --> 58:35.700 …end of the semester, the attendance is automatically included in the final grade. 58:37.660 --> 58:39.370 - What is it? - My chest. 58:39.454 --> 58:41.789 - Hmm? - Oh no! Oh no! It's coming! 58:41.873 --> 58:42.999 W… w… what's going on? 58:43.082 --> 58:44.626 - Huh? - Oh no, no, no, no, no! 58:44.709 --> 58:46.127 What-- 58:46.210 --> 58:48.254 Are you okay? Should I call 911? 58:48.338 --> 58:50.882 No, no, no, no. No, don't call an ambulance. 58:50.965 --> 58:52.759 - I think, uh-- - Just a minute. 58:52.842 --> 58:55.219 Wait, what? 58:55.303 --> 58:58.014 Ah! In the car, I have medication. Please. 58:58.097 --> 58:59.849 Okay, what is it? What's it for? 58:59.932 --> 59:01.184 Oh, it's for my angina. 59:01.267 --> 59:03.645 - Angina… - What's that? You have angina? Really? 59:03.728 --> 59:05.480 Okay! It's okay! Wait here a minute! 59:05.563 --> 59:07.398 - Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Park. - Wait! Just wait here! 59:07.482 --> 59:09.942 - Mr. Park, I'm sorry. - Okay, I'll be right back! 59:10.026 --> 59:11.694 - Hello, Professor. - Hey. Yeah, yeah. 59:18.284 --> 59:19.369 Where are you? 59:25.541 --> 59:28.711 - What's the medication for? - You don't need to know, kid. 59:29.504 --> 59:31.255 Hemorrhoids. 59:33.466 --> 59:35.593 I'm gone, I'm shaking 59:35.677 --> 59:37.595 Oh, sh… 59:37.679 --> 59:38.513 Forget it. 59:38.596 --> 59:40.390 You know you make me lose control 59:40.473 --> 59:44.560 But… the parking lot is too close. It'll take him, like, five minutes. 59:44.644 --> 59:46.354 - Hello! - Five minutes is plenty. 59:46.437 --> 59:47.980 Just tell me the file name. 59:48.898 --> 59:52.443 Actually, I don't know what the file name is. 59:52.527 --> 59:55.113 You don't? God dammit! 59:56.989 --> 01:00:00.743 - L-O-S-I-N-G I-T - I know I'm losing it 01:00:00.827 --> 01:00:03.079 L-O-S-I-N-G I-T 01:00:03.955 --> 01:00:06.207 You have dolls made in my image 01:00:06.290 --> 01:00:08.418 Like I'm under a spell If not, I can't tell 01:00:08.501 --> 01:00:12.588 Actin' out of my limits, uh! Over the edge, burning the bridges… 01:00:13.131 --> 01:00:15.675 You really are gonna give me a heart attack. 01:00:20.263 --> 01:00:21.723 Damn it. Where is it? 01:00:24.475 --> 01:00:25.560 Let's see. 01:00:26.352 --> 01:00:27.311 Oh! 01:00:27.395 --> 01:00:29.772 Taking me out on the town Whatever… 01:00:37.447 --> 01:00:39.323 I'm gone, I'm shaking… 01:00:39.407 --> 01:00:40.867 Ah! That's it! 01:00:40.950 --> 01:00:43.035 YEONSEO UNIVERSITY PROGRAMMING COMPETITION 01:00:43.119 --> 01:00:44.370 ANSWERS COMPETITION PROBLEMS 01:00:44.871 --> 01:00:46.038 Oh, hey. 01:00:48.124 --> 01:00:49.667 - Hello, sir. - Hi. 01:00:49.751 --> 01:00:50.960 Man! 01:00:51.043 --> 01:00:52.920 You make me lose control 01:00:53.004 --> 01:00:56.841 - L-O-S-I-N-G I-T - Oh yeah, you got me losing it 01:00:56.924 --> 01:00:59.051 - L-O-S-I-N-G I-T - Uh-huh 01:00:59.135 --> 01:01:00.720 No confusing it 01:01:00.803 --> 01:01:04.599 - L-O-S-I-N-G I-T - I know I'm losing it 01:01:04.682 --> 01:01:06.684 L-O-S-I-N-G I-T 01:01:10.938 --> 01:01:11.856 Got it. 01:01:12.690 --> 01:01:13.566 It's done. 01:01:19.113 --> 01:01:20.198 Oh jeez. 01:01:24.076 --> 01:01:26.204 Why is it so slow? 01:01:28.122 --> 01:01:29.665 Fifty percent. 01:01:30.458 --> 01:01:32.293 Hey, hey, hey! Let's go, let's go, let's go! 01:01:35.880 --> 01:01:38.758 Okay, okay. Hurry, hurry, hurry up. Come on. Almost there. 01:01:38.841 --> 01:01:39.717 Go, go, go! 01:01:44.222 --> 01:01:45.681 Come on, come on. Let's go, let's… 01:01:49.310 --> 01:01:50.186 Huh? 01:01:50.895 --> 01:01:53.397 Mun-oh, here, your medicine. 01:01:54.023 --> 01:01:55.691 - Oh. - Are you okay? 01:01:57.985 --> 01:02:00.154 - Are you okay? - Oh gosh. Thank you, Mr. Park. 01:02:00.238 --> 01:02:02.740 I'm okay. I feel better now. Thank you. 01:02:02.824 --> 01:02:05.701 You see, it just… swoops in… 01:02:05.785 --> 01:02:07.995 - Yeah? - And swoops out again. 01:02:08.079 --> 01:02:08.913 Oh. 01:02:08.996 --> 01:02:11.415 - All right. Sorry for all this. - Oh, it's, uh… 01:02:11.499 --> 01:02:14.168 Oh, Mr. Park, uh… 01:02:14.710 --> 01:02:16.087 I've been thinking, 01:02:16.170 --> 01:02:19.215 and I'll… keep the old way after all. 01:02:19.298 --> 01:02:20.967 - What? - Thanks anyway. 01:02:21.050 --> 01:02:23.636 - Hmm. Are you sure you're okay? - Oh yeah. 01:02:24.637 --> 01:02:26.347 But how are you suddenly fine? 01:02:28.307 --> 01:02:29.559 Oh… 01:02:31.894 --> 01:02:33.229 That scared me. 01:02:35.064 --> 01:02:37.650 Oh man. I'm dying. 01:02:48.578 --> 01:02:49.912 Hello, Professor. 01:02:49.996 --> 01:02:50.872 Hi. 01:03:09.765 --> 01:03:12.435 - Hi, Professor Heo. - Hello, hello, hello. 01:03:17.064 --> 01:03:19.817 Give me my moment, step aside 01:03:20.943 --> 01:03:22.945 - Yeah - Oh, Professor, hello. 01:03:23.029 --> 01:03:25.156 'Cause this moment's mine 01:03:25.656 --> 01:03:28.117 All mine, yeah! 01:03:28.993 --> 01:03:30.286 I'm gearing up 01:03:31.662 --> 01:03:32.872 Getting ready 01:03:34.081 --> 01:03:35.625 Feel it coming 01:03:36.208 --> 01:03:38.085 We're rocking steady 01:03:38.586 --> 01:03:40.588 Anticipation 01:03:41.255 --> 01:03:43.382 Like a wave 01:03:43.466 --> 01:03:44.842 Energy building 01:03:44.926 --> 01:03:47.303 Got to crash the stage 01:03:47.970 --> 01:03:50.723 Well, I want it all, and I 01:03:51.807 --> 01:03:56.896 I want them big bright lights I want that center stage 01:03:56.979 --> 01:04:01.651 All eyes on me Ain't this why you came? 01:04:01.734 --> 01:04:03.986 Oh, them big bright lights 01:04:04.070 --> 01:04:06.197 Show up, show out 01:04:06.280 --> 01:04:09.742 I'm 'bout to blow your mind, no doubt 01:04:09.825 --> 01:04:11.619 I'm 'bout to own it 01:04:12.328 --> 01:04:14.789 Give me my moment, step aside 01:04:16.040 --> 01:04:16.999 Yeah 01:04:18.042 --> 01:04:20.211 'Cause this moment's mine 01:04:20.878 --> 01:04:23.839 All mine, yeah! 01:04:32.640 --> 01:04:37.645 I want them big bright lights I want that center stage 01:04:37.728 --> 01:04:42.441 All eyes on me Ain't this why you came? 01:04:42.525 --> 01:04:44.860 Oh, them big bright lights 01:04:44.944 --> 01:04:47.029 Show up, show out 01:04:47.113 --> 01:04:50.574 I'm 'bout to blow your mind, no doubt 01:04:50.658 --> 01:04:52.535 I'm 'bout to own it 01:04:53.035 --> 01:04:55.955 Give me my moment, step aside 01:04:56.038 --> 01:04:57.748 - Woo-hoo-hoo! - Yeah 01:04:58.916 --> 01:05:00.710 'Cause this moment's mine 01:05:01.460 --> 01:05:03.879 Mun-oh… Oh… 01:05:03.963 --> 01:05:06.882 Mun-oh, you've gone crazy. Yep, crazy. 01:05:12.972 --> 01:05:15.391 Mun-oh… oh, what have you done? 01:05:17.643 --> 01:05:19.395 NOTES FROM THE LAST ROW