WEBVTT 00:00:13.993 --> 00:00:17.038 align:center OUR STICKY LOVE 00:00:50.738 --> 00:00:51.948 align:center Mmm. 00:00:53.741 --> 00:00:55.994 align:center Ah, this is so nice. 00:00:56.077 --> 00:01:00.081 align:center Oh! So, since it's your birthday today, anything you wanna do? 00:01:00.999 --> 00:01:02.292 align:center I haven't given it much thought. 00:01:03.918 --> 00:01:05.211 align:center Do you wanna visit my family? 00:01:06.671 --> 00:01:07.672 align:center Uh… 00:01:07.755 --> 00:01:09.174 align:center I do have one. 00:01:10.008 --> 00:01:12.719 align:center My grandmother welcomes me with open arms and… 00:01:12.802 --> 00:01:15.972 align:center She is my family, so what's the problem here? 00:01:17.849 --> 00:01:20.310 align:center My aunties who always have my back. 00:01:20.393 --> 00:01:22.604 align:center You're my closest friend in the village. 00:01:22.687 --> 00:01:25.481 align:center Also, I have a friend who has that youthful spirit. 00:01:25.565 --> 00:01:26.941 align:center And a brother who's kind of old. 00:01:27.025 --> 00:01:29.903 align:center He's a tad old, but he's still my big brother. 00:01:31.279 --> 00:01:33.573 align:center You can ask me to run errands any time you want. 00:01:33.656 --> 00:01:36.201 align:center And I have a younger brother who listens well. 00:01:36.701 --> 00:01:38.912 align:center I miss all of them so, so much. 00:01:47.045 --> 00:01:48.213 align:center This is nice. 00:02:02.560 --> 00:02:06.189 align:center Hmm, I'm gonna eat some baked whole potatoes 00:02:06.272 --> 00:02:08.733 align:center and some sausage and so-tteok-so-tteok. What are you gonna get? 00:02:10.109 --> 00:02:12.946 align:center - Mm… - Oppa, come here! 00:02:16.908 --> 00:02:18.201 align:center Oppa, should we go to a café now? 00:02:18.284 --> 00:02:20.411 align:center I want an iced mocha. What about you, oppa? 00:02:21.621 --> 00:02:24.374 align:center - Oh, oppa, let me help you with that mess. - Mm. 00:02:24.457 --> 00:02:25.667 align:center This is really good. 00:02:26.167 --> 00:02:28.169 align:center - Say "ah." - Ah. 00:02:28.670 --> 00:02:30.255 align:center Mm. Are you okay, oppa? 00:02:33.716 --> 00:02:35.260 align:center - Jang Tae-ha. - Huh? 00:02:35.760 --> 00:02:37.303 align:center So, what are you going to eat? 00:02:38.096 --> 00:02:40.598 align:center Oh. Oh, I'll have what you have. 00:02:41.683 --> 00:02:45.144 align:center Two buttered baked potatoes and two so-tteok so-tteoks, please? 00:02:46.312 --> 00:02:47.563 align:center Here, here, look at this. 00:02:47.647 --> 00:02:50.191 align:center - Oh. Hello! - Hi. 00:02:50.817 --> 00:02:52.527 align:center - Oh, hi! - Did you go grocery shopping? 00:02:52.610 --> 00:02:56.572 align:center Oh, yes. It's Tae-ha's birthday today so… 00:02:56.656 --> 00:02:58.574 align:center Oh my, is that so? 00:02:58.658 --> 00:03:00.702 align:center - Oh, she's right. - Yeah. 00:03:00.785 --> 00:03:03.079 align:center - Tae-ha's birthday is this time of year. - You're right. 00:03:03.162 --> 00:03:05.748 align:center So today's Tae-ha's birthday. 00:03:05.832 --> 00:03:08.668 align:center Oh, you guys are all gathered here. Our Jeong-hwa has returned! 00:03:08.751 --> 00:03:10.295 align:center - Oh, Jeong… - Be careful. 00:03:10.378 --> 00:03:12.588 align:center - Jeong-hwa! - Hi. 00:03:12.672 --> 00:03:14.007 align:center - Jeong-hwa. - I'm here. 00:03:14.090 --> 00:03:16.134 align:center - Are you feeling better? - Oh yeah. 00:03:16.217 --> 00:03:17.719 align:center While I was in the hospital, 00:03:17.802 --> 00:03:20.847 align:center the two of us spent so much time together, it was great. 00:03:20.930 --> 00:03:24.183 align:center Oh, thank goodness that the car accident wasn't worse. 00:03:24.267 --> 00:03:25.476 align:center Yes. 00:03:25.560 --> 00:03:29.188 align:center So we knew it was Tae-ha's birthday today so we hurried over. 00:03:29.272 --> 00:03:32.066 align:center Ma'am, I'll help you with the food later. 00:03:32.150 --> 00:03:33.693 align:center - Oh, no, you won't. - I'll do it. 00:03:33.776 --> 00:03:36.154 align:center Don't even worry about it. You don't need to do anything. 00:03:36.237 --> 00:03:38.448 align:center - It's okay, I can do it. - Please, just rest. 00:03:38.531 --> 00:03:40.450 align:center - Yeah, come on. - I can also help out! 00:03:40.533 --> 00:03:42.243 align:center - Oh! - Huh? 00:03:42.327 --> 00:03:43.411 align:center Oh? 00:03:44.704 --> 00:03:46.873 align:center - Eun-sae! - Oh! 00:03:46.956 --> 00:03:48.124 align:center Grandma! 00:03:48.207 --> 00:03:50.251 align:center Hi, dear. Oh! Oh my goodness. 00:03:50.335 --> 00:03:51.961 align:center What is going on? 00:03:52.045 --> 00:03:53.963 align:center Oh, what a surprise. 00:03:54.047 --> 00:03:55.214 align:center Oh, Ms. Prosecutor. 00:03:56.132 --> 00:03:57.675 align:center I didn't know I was a prosecutor here. 00:03:57.759 --> 00:03:59.886 align:center I thought I was just Tae-ha's wife. 00:03:59.969 --> 00:04:04.474 align:center What's going on? I thought you were never going to come back here. 00:04:04.557 --> 00:04:06.392 align:center Well, that's impossible. 00:04:08.436 --> 00:04:09.729 align:center Who we are to each other… 00:04:13.483 --> 00:04:15.318 align:center is a bond that's like taffy. 00:04:15.401 --> 00:04:17.779 align:center Oh! Exactly. 00:04:17.862 --> 00:04:20.073 align:center - Oh! - Oh, I'm glad you're here, Eun-sae. 00:04:20.156 --> 00:04:23.201 align:center - What a blessing you're here. - Aunties! Mm. 00:04:25.703 --> 00:04:27.747 align:center - I missed you guys. - Me too. 00:04:27.830 --> 00:04:29.749 align:center It's a good thing you made it back. 00:04:29.832 --> 00:04:32.377 align:center I only get to see you on TV! 00:04:32.460 --> 00:04:35.463 align:center Happy birthday to you 00:04:35.546 --> 00:04:38.466 align:center Happy birthday to you 00:04:38.549 --> 00:04:41.928 align:center Happy birthday, dear Tae-ha 00:04:42.011 --> 00:04:44.639 align:center Happy birthday to you 00:04:46.974 --> 00:04:48.643 align:center - Think of a wish. - Go on, make a wish. 00:04:50.645 --> 00:04:53.106 align:center - We can still hear you. - He's like a little kid. 00:04:56.943 --> 00:04:58.611 align:center Ah! 00:04:58.694 --> 00:05:00.571 align:center - Yay! Happy birthday! - Happy birthday. 00:05:00.655 --> 00:05:02.573 align:center - Happy birthday! - Happy birthday. 00:05:02.657 --> 00:05:04.492 align:center Thank you all so much for this. 00:05:05.952 --> 00:05:08.704 align:center Hey, Tae-ha, is there anything you want? We wanna get you a big present. 00:05:08.788 --> 00:05:09.956 align:center Come on, Hui-ja. 00:05:10.039 --> 00:05:14.627 align:center What could we get for him that would be as good as the gift he already got? 00:05:14.710 --> 00:05:16.796 align:center That's true. 00:05:16.879 --> 00:05:19.173 align:center I heard his fake bride became a real bride. 00:05:19.257 --> 00:05:21.175 align:center How could we possibly compete with that? 00:05:21.259 --> 00:05:23.761 align:center Oh, auntie! 00:05:23.845 --> 00:05:26.722 align:center You two took the long road to get here. 00:05:27.932 --> 00:05:30.309 align:center Now all that's left is for them to live happily ever after, 00:05:30.393 --> 00:05:31.602 align:center just like we've been doing. 00:05:31.686 --> 00:05:33.312 align:center Mm-hmm. 00:05:37.150 --> 00:05:40.153 align:center You two… You look so alike to me. 00:05:40.736 --> 00:05:41.612 align:center Huh? 00:05:41.696 --> 00:05:43.197 align:center - Who does? - Huh? 00:05:43.281 --> 00:05:44.574 align:center Her and 00:05:45.199 --> 00:05:46.534 align:center Tae-ha's mother. 00:05:47.118 --> 00:05:50.288 align:center What? I look like Tae-ha's mother to you? 00:05:57.879 --> 00:06:01.048 align:center 32 YEARS AGO 00:06:03.468 --> 00:06:05.219 align:center Aw, are your little feet cold? 00:06:07.763 --> 00:06:09.265 align:center My baby boy. 00:06:10.433 --> 00:06:14.896 align:center Along the fruit farm path Outside the village 00:06:15.480 --> 00:06:19.400 align:center African flowers are in bloom 00:06:20.902 --> 00:06:22.445 align:center Isn't it "acacia?" 00:06:23.112 --> 00:06:23.988 align:center Sorry? 00:06:25.531 --> 00:06:27.158 align:center Oh. 00:06:27.658 --> 00:06:28.951 align:center Acacia. 00:06:31.329 --> 00:06:33.706 align:center It's acacia. 00:06:39.629 --> 00:06:42.423 align:center Uh, you don't look like you're from Gujin. 00:06:42.507 --> 00:06:43.841 align:center You're right. I'm not. 00:06:43.925 --> 00:06:47.428 align:center I came here because I heard there was a dishwashing gig that offered housing, 00:06:47.512 --> 00:06:49.388 align:center but they already hired someone. 00:06:51.599 --> 00:06:52.433 align:center How old? 00:06:52.517 --> 00:06:55.228 align:center He just turned six months. 00:06:55.311 --> 00:06:56.229 align:center No… 00:07:17.041 --> 00:07:20.086 align:center We have a sink full of dishes at our place too. 00:07:22.255 --> 00:07:25.591 align:center If you don't have anywhere to stay, you can stay with us tonight. 00:07:40.982 --> 00:07:43.943 align:center Well, what are you doing? Don't make the baby uncomfortable. 00:07:44.026 --> 00:07:45.361 align:center Lay him down on the floor. 00:07:48.948 --> 00:07:49.991 align:center Thank you so much. 00:08:04.630 --> 00:08:05.798 align:center Oh! 00:08:06.382 --> 00:08:08.843 align:center The sunset is beautiful from here! 00:08:09.343 --> 00:08:12.305 align:center It's so… stunting. 00:08:13.514 --> 00:08:14.849 align:center You mean stunning. 00:08:16.183 --> 00:08:17.018 align:center Oh. 00:08:19.979 --> 00:08:25.359 align:center Uh, I was planning to go to night school once the baby's a little older. 00:08:27.820 --> 00:08:30.740 align:center Well, ma'am, you don't look so old yourself. 00:08:30.823 --> 00:08:32.742 align:center I'm only 23. 00:08:33.242 --> 00:08:35.161 align:center So I'm not a real "ma'am" yet. 00:08:36.996 --> 00:08:38.914 align:center I guess you're right. 00:08:41.459 --> 00:08:44.378 align:center My daughter would be your age if she were still alive. 00:08:45.671 --> 00:08:48.841 align:center Mm. Where's the baby's dad? 00:08:50.468 --> 00:08:52.720 align:center He doesn't have one. I'm raising him alone. 00:08:53.346 --> 00:08:54.847 align:center You don't have any parents to rely on? 00:08:55.765 --> 00:08:56.599 align:center Yeah. 00:08:57.516 --> 00:08:58.934 align:center That's why I play four roles. 00:08:59.602 --> 00:09:01.687 align:center I'm his mom, dad, and both grandparents 00:09:01.771 --> 00:09:03.272 align:center just to give Tae-ha what he needs. 00:09:05.358 --> 00:09:08.235 align:center A baby doesn't need a smart mom who went to college. 00:09:09.028 --> 00:09:11.280 align:center The best mom is one who gives her child love. 00:09:17.536 --> 00:09:20.498 align:center I'll cook dinner today to repay you for letting me stay here with you. 00:09:20.581 --> 00:09:22.917 align:center Go ahead. I won't stop you. 00:09:31.550 --> 00:09:32.802 align:center Go ahead and try it. 00:09:38.683 --> 00:09:41.936 align:center Oh my, that's a good gochujang jjigae. Where'd you learn to make this? 00:09:43.354 --> 00:09:47.483 align:center Oh, I've just had a lot of practice. There's someone that likes it. 00:09:53.489 --> 00:09:55.241 align:center You said you play four roles. 00:09:55.324 --> 00:09:57.118 align:center You're gonna need to eat as much as four people 00:09:57.201 --> 00:09:59.537 align:center in order to have the energy to raise a child. 00:10:01.622 --> 00:10:05.418 align:center But how little Tae-ha's life will turn out is a mystery. 00:10:06.043 --> 00:10:07.920 align:center If you've ever seen The Last Match drama, 00:10:08.003 --> 00:10:10.548 align:center it looks like Son Ji-chang's team is going to win, 00:10:10.631 --> 00:10:14.593 align:center but in the end, Jang Dong-gun's team wins because he was able to get in a slam dunk. 00:10:15.261 --> 00:10:17.346 align:center Life is like a basketball game. 00:10:17.430 --> 00:10:20.391 align:center Even if Tae-ha doesn't have good parents now, 00:10:20.474 --> 00:10:23.477 align:center who knows if he'll make a big dunk later in life, right? 00:10:24.979 --> 00:10:26.731 align:center What do you mean he doesn't have good parents? 00:10:27.648 --> 00:10:31.026 align:center Look. Look at his chubby cheeks. Look at how chubby his cheeks are. 00:10:31.110 --> 00:10:32.611 align:center They could almost explode. 00:10:32.695 --> 00:10:36.907 align:center Hm. You're as skinny as a skewer, so it means you've fed him well. 00:10:37.450 --> 00:10:41.912 align:center You could search all over the country, but you won't find many mothers like you. 00:10:44.915 --> 00:10:47.126 align:center So I did good? 00:10:47.209 --> 00:10:49.754 align:center Of course. Even if you don't have a shoulder to lean on, 00:10:49.837 --> 00:10:53.758 align:center you're a mother who protects her child with all her might, so that's admirable. 00:10:57.553 --> 00:10:58.971 align:center If you have nowhere to go, 00:10:59.555 --> 00:11:02.016 align:center do you want to just stay here and make taffy together? 00:11:06.145 --> 00:11:06.979 align:center Really? 00:11:07.855 --> 00:11:10.441 align:center I'll even throw a great first birthday party for the kid. 00:11:15.613 --> 00:11:16.947 align:center All right, eat up. 00:11:19.074 --> 00:11:19.992 align:center Hmm. 00:11:20.493 --> 00:11:24.914 align:center Gosh, I wonder if you even eat your meals on time. Here, have some fish. 00:11:24.997 --> 00:11:27.500 align:center HAPPY FIRST BIRTHDAY 00:11:27.583 --> 00:11:30.544 align:center The baby's the star of the show, so why would I dress up? 00:11:30.628 --> 00:11:32.004 align:center Oh, please just do it. 00:11:32.087 --> 00:11:34.548 align:center We're going to remember this for a long time. 00:11:34.632 --> 00:11:36.759 align:center Grandma needs to look pretty too. 00:11:37.384 --> 00:11:38.427 align:center There. 00:11:38.511 --> 00:11:40.429 align:center - All right, that's enough. - It's done. 00:11:41.680 --> 00:11:42.515 align:center Good. 00:11:44.183 --> 00:11:46.811 align:center - Let's see what our Tae-ha will pick. - Yes. 00:11:46.894 --> 00:11:48.270 align:center What are you gonna choose? 00:11:48.354 --> 00:11:51.273 align:center Okay, Tae-ha. Which one of these do you like, huh? 00:11:51.357 --> 00:11:53.150 align:center Okay, grab one. Good boy. 00:11:53.234 --> 00:11:56.195 align:center Grab the gavel. The gavel. Come on, come on, come on. 00:11:56.278 --> 00:11:57.655 align:center Go, go, go. Get it. 00:12:00.574 --> 00:12:02.576 align:center Even though she lived a lonely life 00:12:02.660 --> 00:12:05.246 align:center without really any nice things to call her own, 00:12:05.329 --> 00:12:08.290 align:center she never lost heart and stayed so bright. 00:12:10.918 --> 00:12:14.755 align:center And just like someone else, she hated being called "ma'am." 00:12:14.839 --> 00:12:16.507 align:center Oh. 00:12:16.590 --> 00:12:18.717 align:center Seeing you, Tae-ha, with such a good person 00:12:18.801 --> 00:12:20.928 align:center and being so affectionate with her, 00:12:22.054 --> 00:12:26.308 align:center I bet Tae-ha's mother is smiling down on us. 00:12:26.392 --> 00:12:27.476 align:center Yeah. 00:12:28.018 --> 00:12:30.563 align:center She's probably so very happy. 00:12:30.646 --> 00:12:33.107 align:center - I'm sure she is. - Right. 00:12:33.190 --> 00:12:35.693 align:center Thank you, Mrs. Jeong. We will enjoy this feast! 00:12:35.776 --> 00:12:37.611 align:center Oh, yes we will! 00:12:38.737 --> 00:12:40.197 align:center - Let's eat. - Yes. 00:12:41.073 --> 00:12:43.450 align:center Oh, Eun-Sae, when are you going back to Seoul? 00:12:43.534 --> 00:12:44.451 align:center Oh. 00:12:45.327 --> 00:12:46.495 align:center Uh… 00:12:47.454 --> 00:12:49.957 align:center I'm gonna have to leave soon. 00:12:50.040 --> 00:12:52.251 align:center - Oh, she's gonna go? - Leaving already? 00:12:52.334 --> 00:12:54.670 align:center It's not even the day we make taffy, 00:12:54.753 --> 00:12:55.838 align:center but if you know what I mean, 00:12:55.921 --> 00:12:59.466 align:center the whole village is going to smell sweet later. 00:12:59.550 --> 00:13:01.677 align:center - Seriously? - Mm. 00:13:03.137 --> 00:13:05.055 align:center I said I'd drive you to Seoul. 00:13:05.139 --> 00:13:07.766 align:center Didn't I say I don't want you to do that? 00:13:08.350 --> 00:13:09.810 align:center I said it's fine. 00:13:09.894 --> 00:13:12.187 align:center And I also said it's fine. 00:13:20.195 --> 00:13:21.864 align:center Mmmm. 00:13:23.032 --> 00:13:24.617 align:center Aw! 00:13:24.700 --> 00:13:25.951 align:center Mm, so cute. 00:13:27.286 --> 00:13:29.955 align:center I'm going to miss you so much until next weekend. 00:13:32.541 --> 00:13:33.459 align:center Me too. 00:13:37.796 --> 00:13:40.716 align:center Hang on a sec. You said of the women in your life, 00:13:41.300 --> 00:13:42.801 align:center I was your one and only, right? 00:13:42.885 --> 00:13:45.804 align:center So does that mean I'm your first actual girlfriend? 00:13:45.888 --> 00:13:47.681 align:center - I think so. - His first. 00:13:47.765 --> 00:13:49.266 align:center - He was single forever. - Definitely. 00:13:51.310 --> 00:13:53.604 align:center What if you're… the first? 00:13:54.188 --> 00:13:55.147 align:center Mmm. 00:13:56.398 --> 00:13:58.442 align:center To give you a heads-up, as someone with experience, 00:13:58.525 --> 00:14:02.821 align:center starting tomorrow, people are going to look at you kind of like you're a lunatic. 00:14:04.907 --> 00:14:07.159 align:center - All right. - Looks delicious. 00:14:17.294 --> 00:14:19.004 align:center - You high? - Huh? 00:14:19.088 --> 00:14:21.882 align:center Why are you smiling harder than someone who won a gold medal? 00:14:24.259 --> 00:14:25.386 align:center Oh. 00:14:27.012 --> 00:14:28.347 align:center I see what she meant. 00:14:31.475 --> 00:14:34.853 align:center And suddenly, everything in the world will look beautiful. 00:14:34.937 --> 00:14:38.023 align:center What? I don't believe you? 00:14:38.107 --> 00:14:40.275 align:center Oh, hey, Tae-ha! Hi, hello. 00:14:40.359 --> 00:14:41.986 align:center - Hi. - Ah. 00:14:42.486 --> 00:14:45.406 align:center - Oh. - Oh no. A bird poop fell on his arm. 00:14:45.489 --> 00:14:47.199 align:center Huh? 00:14:47.282 --> 00:14:49.284 align:center Oh, so this is what it looks like. 00:14:49.368 --> 00:14:51.203 align:center Is he smiling right now? 00:14:51.704 --> 00:14:53.664 align:center What is he, Yun Mu-bu now? 00:14:53.747 --> 00:14:56.834 align:center Why is he looking so lovingly at bird poop? 00:14:58.252 --> 00:15:01.130 align:center We should try putting some dog or cow poop over there, 00:15:01.213 --> 00:15:05.009 align:center because Tae-ha will see a field of poop as a field of flowers. 00:15:05.092 --> 00:15:06.844 align:center Look. 00:15:06.927 --> 00:15:09.513 align:center - Look at what? Poop? - What kind of bird do you think it's from? 00:15:09.596 --> 00:15:11.473 align:center - Oh no! - Get away! 00:15:11.557 --> 00:15:13.934 align:center And you'll feel a new sense of gratitude 00:15:14.018 --> 00:15:15.436 align:center for the invention of cell phones. 00:15:15.519 --> 00:15:18.689 align:center Ah, you know, I can finally breathe now that I'm seeing your face, 00:15:18.772 --> 00:15:20.315 align:center even if it's just on a screen. 00:15:20.399 --> 00:15:22.651 align:center How did people from the Goryeo and Joseon dynasties 00:15:22.735 --> 00:15:24.737 align:center endure their lovesickness without cell phones? 00:15:24.820 --> 00:15:26.488 align:center Is that why they died so young? 00:15:29.491 --> 00:15:31.702 align:center - Tomorrow, I get to see you. - Mm. 00:15:32.536 --> 00:15:35.456 align:center I'm gonna follow you around all day, Jang Tae-ha. 00:15:36.457 --> 00:15:37.332 align:center Oh right. 00:15:37.416 --> 00:15:40.544 align:center Uh, but, uh, how do you think we should address each other? 00:15:40.627 --> 00:15:41.628 align:center - Address? - Yeah. 00:15:41.712 --> 00:15:46.508 align:center Calling you "Jang Tae-ha" all the time feels a little distant. Mm. 00:15:46.592 --> 00:15:47.426 align:center Oppa! 00:15:48.594 --> 00:15:50.763 align:center Oh, oppa, let me help you with that mess. 00:15:50.846 --> 00:15:52.806 align:center - Oppa, say "ah." - Are you okay, oppa? 00:15:54.141 --> 00:15:55.684 align:center Hm. 00:15:57.728 --> 00:15:58.729 align:center "Oppa"? 00:15:59.855 --> 00:16:01.190 align:center Isn't that a little cliché? 00:16:03.025 --> 00:16:06.612 align:center - Oh, yeah. Yeah, it totally is. - Hm. 00:16:07.321 --> 00:16:08.614 align:center What else is there? 00:16:09.406 --> 00:16:13.077 align:center Just call me whatever you want. I don't really have an opinion. 00:16:13.827 --> 00:16:15.412 align:center Hm. Really? 00:16:15.913 --> 00:16:17.581 align:center Well, all right then. 00:16:17.664 --> 00:16:19.166 align:center I'll go get you tomorrow. 00:16:20.042 --> 00:16:21.752 align:center Mm-hmm. 00:16:21.835 --> 00:16:25.172 align:center I'll look so pretty tomorrow that you're gonna be shocked. Get ready. 00:16:57.663 --> 00:16:59.456 align:center Jang Tae-ha! 00:17:01.625 --> 00:17:03.335 align:center I missed you so much. 00:17:03.418 --> 00:17:04.753 align:center Oh, I did too. 00:17:05.796 --> 00:17:09.049 align:center You and I need to have a lot of fun this weekend. 00:17:09.133 --> 00:17:11.677 align:center That's the reason why I worked all night yesterday. 00:17:13.220 --> 00:17:16.306 align:center Even now, it looks like you're still working hard. 00:17:19.852 --> 00:17:21.520 align:center - On my looks? - Yeah. 00:17:22.980 --> 00:17:25.399 align:center Let's go! 00:17:29.778 --> 00:17:32.322 align:center - Let me choose a song, okay? - All right. 00:17:32.823 --> 00:17:37.452 align:center Hmm. Should we listen to a song by the g.o.d oppas? 00:17:39.454 --> 00:17:40.747 align:center The g.o.d oppas? 00:17:40.831 --> 00:17:43.834 align:center Yes. What's wrong with the g.o.d oppas? 00:17:44.751 --> 00:17:46.253 align:center Oh. Uh, nothing. 00:17:46.837 --> 00:17:47.838 align:center That sounds good. 00:17:53.760 --> 00:17:54.887 align:center "Oppa"? 00:17:56.972 --> 00:17:58.932 align:center Isn't that a little cliché? 00:18:00.392 --> 00:18:02.895 align:center Oh, yeah. Yeah. It totally is. 00:18:04.021 --> 00:18:07.608 align:center Uh, are we a year apart? 00:18:07.691 --> 00:18:11.111 align:center Yes. I'm 33 and you're 34. 00:18:11.195 --> 00:18:12.779 align:center - So yeah. Uh-huh. - Oh. 00:18:13.530 --> 00:18:14.531 align:center Ah. 00:18:19.411 --> 00:18:20.954 align:center We're so old, aren't we? 00:18:22.039 --> 00:18:23.749 align:center Oh. Yeah. 00:18:23.832 --> 00:18:26.793 align:center Uh, I'm a year older than you, then. 00:18:30.339 --> 00:18:32.049 align:center That's okay. 00:18:32.549 --> 00:18:33.800 align:center Stay strong. 00:18:49.191 --> 00:18:50.484 align:center Oh, and thumbs up, please. 00:18:50.984 --> 00:18:53.820 align:center Okay, okay. Take it. Smile. 00:18:53.904 --> 00:18:56.281 align:center All right then. Oh, let me see it. 00:18:56.365 --> 00:18:57.866 align:center - Does it look good? - Yeah. 00:18:59.201 --> 00:19:02.162 align:center - Oh, beautiful. - Why did we even take those? 00:19:02.246 --> 00:19:05.540 align:center Come on, I have to brag about my friendship with the star prosecutor. 00:19:06.166 --> 00:19:09.461 align:center You could say our clinic created this star prosecutor. 00:19:09.544 --> 00:19:10.629 align:center Right? 00:19:10.712 --> 00:19:12.965 align:center Yes, well, appreciate you. 00:19:13.465 --> 00:19:15.259 align:center I was probably able to get my memories back 00:19:15.342 --> 00:19:16.510 align:center thanks to your treatment, so… 00:19:18.262 --> 00:19:20.138 align:center - Not falling for that again. - Ah! 00:19:20.222 --> 00:19:21.848 align:center You knew! 00:19:21.932 --> 00:19:23.433 align:center Honestly, though, 00:19:23.934 --> 00:19:27.187 align:center it's great that you got your memories back and reclaimed your old life, 00:19:27.271 --> 00:19:29.273 align:center but I'm a little sad we won't see each other. 00:19:29.356 --> 00:19:30.649 align:center It's disappointing. 00:19:30.732 --> 00:19:33.568 align:center I mean, we won't see each other as doctor and patient, 00:19:33.652 --> 00:19:35.362 align:center but our relationship is still precious. 00:19:35.445 --> 00:19:38.782 align:center Going forward, we should be… oppa and dongsaeng. 00:19:40.450 --> 00:19:42.077 align:center - What? - Uh… 00:19:43.078 --> 00:19:44.079 align:center What's wrong? 00:19:45.372 --> 00:19:46.206 align:center It's-- 00:19:46.290 --> 00:19:48.292 align:center Should we not talk because I'm not doing treatment? 00:19:48.375 --> 00:19:52.087 align:center Yeah, we can be oppa and dongsaeng. What's up, dongsaeng? 00:19:55.299 --> 00:19:56.758 align:center Mm. 00:19:56.842 --> 00:19:59.136 align:center Eun-sae dongsaeng? 00:19:59.219 --> 00:20:00.304 align:center Gi-jun oppa? 00:20:03.390 --> 00:20:05.058 align:center Hey, that's got a nice ring. 00:20:07.686 --> 00:20:09.271 align:center Yeah, I like that better. 00:20:12.733 --> 00:20:15.902 align:center It's so nice to come back here after such a long time, huh? 00:20:19.614 --> 00:20:21.700 align:center What's wrong? Jang Tae-ha, what is it? 00:20:23.952 --> 00:20:26.913 align:center Gi-jun and I… are the same age. 00:20:26.997 --> 00:20:30.584 align:center I know. You two were in the same grade in high school. 00:20:31.543 --> 00:20:34.129 align:center Yeah. The same grade. 00:20:36.506 --> 00:20:39.426 align:center - Doors are opening. - I'll go get the car. 00:20:43.513 --> 00:20:45.265 align:center Oh, so cute. 00:20:45.766 --> 00:20:48.018 align:center How is he so freaking cute? 00:20:48.518 --> 00:20:52.314 align:center So he was all like, "I don't really care how we address each other." 00:20:53.065 --> 00:20:55.108 align:center Jang Tae-ha, wait for me! 00:20:56.777 --> 00:20:58.987 align:center Mmm. Mmm! 00:20:59.071 --> 00:21:00.113 align:center This is good. 00:21:01.239 --> 00:21:04.284 align:center Isn't it hard to go back and forth from the village and Seoul? 00:21:04.368 --> 00:21:07.954 align:center It's not hard at all. All the people I wanna see are here. 00:21:09.081 --> 00:21:11.291 align:center I was so glad to catch up with someone today too. 00:21:11.875 --> 00:21:12.751 align:center What? Who? 00:21:12.834 --> 00:21:14.336 align:center Gi-jun oppa. 00:21:15.087 --> 00:21:19.091 align:center Hm? Oh, Gi-jun, as in Tae-ha's friend? 00:21:19.174 --> 00:21:20.675 align:center Your doctor who treated you? 00:21:20.759 --> 00:21:21.635 align:center - Yes. - Yeah. 00:21:21.718 --> 00:21:25.055 align:center But I'm not getting treated anymore, so he's no longer my doctor. 00:21:25.138 --> 00:21:26.473 align:center Ah, I gotcha. 00:21:26.556 --> 00:21:27.766 align:center Of course. 00:21:28.558 --> 00:21:32.896 align:center So if you judge me based on only my looks, I could technically be an oppa to you too. 00:21:33.980 --> 00:21:35.774 align:center Oh, that's right. 00:21:35.857 --> 00:21:39.486 align:center You're right. People who don't know us would probably think you're my oppa. 00:21:39.569 --> 00:21:42.614 align:center - Yeah. - Should I just call you oppa then? 00:21:42.697 --> 00:21:44.825 align:center Um, should we see how that sounds? 00:21:45.325 --> 00:21:47.327 align:center Gang-rok oppa. 00:21:47.411 --> 00:21:49.496 align:center Nice. 00:21:51.289 --> 00:21:54.543 align:center Eh, what are you doing? Why are you getting up? You're not finished eating. 00:21:55.961 --> 00:21:59.047 align:center I'm feeding the dog. Humans aren't the only ones who eat. 00:22:00.048 --> 00:22:01.216 align:center See you when you're done. 00:22:14.479 --> 00:22:17.149 align:center - Okay, that's enough. He's going to cry. - Mm. 00:22:17.232 --> 00:22:18.316 align:center Did you see that? 00:22:18.400 --> 00:22:22.863 align:center Of course we did. One minute longer, you would have to call me oppa too. 00:22:25.115 --> 00:22:28.869 align:center I just love how that oppa is so cute when he's like this. He's like a teen. 00:22:28.952 --> 00:22:32.372 align:center All right, all right, you can stop now. Go and cheer him up. 00:22:32.456 --> 00:22:35.125 align:center You've already scorched him harder than this rice. 00:22:35.208 --> 00:22:37.794 align:center - I'll come back soon. - Forget it. Don't come back. 00:22:37.878 --> 00:22:40.172 align:center How can he be so stupid? 00:22:40.255 --> 00:22:41.548 align:center Yeah, a big dummy. 00:22:45.510 --> 00:22:46.803 align:center Jang Tae-ha. 00:22:46.887 --> 00:22:49.473 align:center Jang Tae-ha! 00:22:50.432 --> 00:22:53.435 align:center Come on. How could you go home without me? 00:22:59.024 --> 00:23:01.276 align:center I was worried Bok might be hungry. 00:23:05.280 --> 00:23:07.157 align:center Jang Tae-ha, are you upset right now? 00:23:07.240 --> 00:23:08.950 align:center Me? No! 00:23:10.076 --> 00:23:13.497 align:center Even someone speeding by on a KTX train would know you are. 00:23:14.247 --> 00:23:16.416 align:center - Not at all. - Yeah, you are. 00:23:16.500 --> 00:23:20.504 align:center You don't think I know you, Jang Tae-ha? I can tell just by looking at your face. 00:23:21.671 --> 00:23:25.300 align:center Oh, the… the whole "Jang Tae-ha" thing… 00:23:25.383 --> 00:23:27.260 align:center I mean, Gi-jun's an oppa, 00:23:27.344 --> 00:23:31.223 align:center Gang-rok's an oppa, and even g.o.d are oppas, too, so why am I the only one… 00:23:34.351 --> 00:23:36.269 align:center Uh, forget it. 00:23:40.565 --> 00:23:43.360 align:center Are you going to keep leaving me behind, honey? 00:23:49.074 --> 00:23:51.159 align:center I said, are you gonna leave by yourself? 00:23:51.243 --> 00:23:52.827 align:center Honey! 00:24:06.841 --> 00:24:08.927 align:center Instead of "oppa," which I can call anyone, 00:24:09.010 --> 00:24:10.845 align:center "honey" has a nicer ring. 00:24:11.346 --> 00:24:12.722 align:center Doesn't it, honey? 00:24:16.309 --> 00:24:17.185 align:center It does. 00:24:19.187 --> 00:24:22.482 align:center Did you really want me to call you "oppa" that much? 00:24:22.566 --> 00:24:25.860 align:center Tae-ha oppa. Oppa, oppa, oppa, oppa. 00:24:25.944 --> 00:24:27.153 align:center Stop that. 00:24:27.237 --> 00:24:30.574 align:center Ah, then should I just call you Jang Tae-ha again? 00:24:30.657 --> 00:24:32.409 align:center And speak to you formally? 00:24:36.162 --> 00:24:37.747 align:center Oppa! 00:24:37.831 --> 00:24:41.293 align:center Tae-ha oppa. Oppa, oppa, oppa, oppa, oppa. 00:24:41.376 --> 00:24:43.044 align:center Okay, honey. 00:24:43.128 --> 00:24:45.839 align:center Honey, honey, honey, honey, honey. 00:24:45.922 --> 00:24:48.425 align:center All right! Ah, seriously. 00:24:48.925 --> 00:24:51.469 align:center - I mean, I like it. - And? 00:24:52.429 --> 00:24:53.471 align:center Mmm. 00:24:54.055 --> 00:24:56.349 align:center I love living here. 00:24:59.853 --> 00:25:01.021 align:center So, uh, 00:25:02.606 --> 00:25:04.691 align:center what… what should I call you now? 00:25:04.774 --> 00:25:05.650 align:center Huh? 00:25:06.359 --> 00:25:09.613 align:center I could keep calling you "Go Eun-sae." 00:25:09.696 --> 00:25:13.533 align:center Yeah, what's wrong with that? I do love the sound of that. 00:25:13.617 --> 00:25:15.410 align:center Because your mom named you that? 00:25:15.493 --> 00:25:16.661 align:center Mm. That's right. 00:25:18.246 --> 00:25:23.668 align:center I'm just guessing here, but I think my mother, when she was pregnant, 00:25:23.752 --> 00:25:26.046 align:center could have had a dream about a pretty bird. 00:25:26.129 --> 00:25:28.006 align:center - Could be true. - Mm-hmm. 00:25:32.052 --> 00:25:35.555 align:center I wonder why your mother named you Tae-ha. 00:25:36.598 --> 00:25:38.642 align:center Mm. I don't know. 00:25:40.435 --> 00:25:42.979 align:center Maybe it means "be a strong person." 00:25:43.688 --> 00:25:46.358 align:center The kind who's there for others always? 00:25:52.906 --> 00:25:55.575 align:center But being strong for everyone around you 00:25:56.493 --> 00:25:57.911 align:center is very difficult to do. 00:25:59.162 --> 00:26:00.955 align:center I truly don't think 00:26:01.039 --> 00:26:04.292 align:center that your mother only wanted her son to be strong. 00:26:08.880 --> 00:26:10.215 align:center Mm. 00:26:12.384 --> 00:26:14.761 align:center I want to ask her, but I can't. 00:26:18.723 --> 00:26:19.808 align:center Where is she now? 00:26:21.726 --> 00:26:24.437 align:center She's somewhere you can see the entire village from. 00:26:27.524 --> 00:26:29.943 align:center Let's go and see her together sometime. 00:26:31.778 --> 00:26:32.779 align:center Yeah. 00:26:35.031 --> 00:26:38.243 align:center Time goes so fast when we're together. 00:26:38.326 --> 00:26:41.913 align:center I have to go back to Seoul tomorrow. 00:26:41.996 --> 00:26:44.416 align:center Aw, you have so much work, huh? 00:26:44.499 --> 00:26:47.752 align:center Mm. Until the trial happens. 00:26:47.836 --> 00:26:50.213 align:center Is there something I can help you with? 00:26:53.758 --> 00:26:58.346 align:center There is. Do you know what Baek Sang-gil used to do for a living? 00:26:59.389 --> 00:27:01.307 align:center - For work? - Before he joined the gang. 00:27:01.391 --> 00:27:04.644 align:center I found something that's suspicious in his office. 00:27:09.733 --> 00:27:11.192 align:center 1993-1994 SEOUL BIRTH REGISTER 00:27:11.276 --> 00:27:14.154 align:center We found this in your safe while we were searching your office. 00:27:15.697 --> 00:27:18.408 align:center It looks like a list of all the infants who were registered in Seoul 00:27:18.491 --> 00:27:20.660 align:center between May 1993 and '94. 00:27:20.744 --> 00:27:21.953 align:center You recognize these? 00:27:23.204 --> 00:27:25.582 align:center I grew up in an orphanage, so I have some knowledge on this. 00:27:25.665 --> 00:27:28.960 align:center Did you have anything to do with trafficking of children? 00:27:29.043 --> 00:27:32.338 align:center Were you involved in such activities? 00:27:32.422 --> 00:27:35.133 align:center I'm going to ask for a life sentence for you anyway. 00:27:35.717 --> 00:27:37.552 align:center You could admit to another crime. 00:27:37.635 --> 00:27:39.721 align:center Your sentence isn't going to change so just admit it. 00:27:39.804 --> 00:27:42.557 align:center Even if you don't add it, it isn't gonna change the sentence, 00:27:43.808 --> 00:27:45.727 align:center so why don't you just stop digging around? 00:28:04.454 --> 00:28:08.333 align:center REHABILITATION 00:28:12.378 --> 00:28:15.381 align:center It looks like a list of all the infants who were registered in Seoul 00:28:15.465 --> 00:28:17.675 align:center between May 1993 and '94. 00:28:17.759 --> 00:28:19.177 align:center You recognize these? 00:28:35.985 --> 00:28:39.864 align:center You've been lighting up an awful lot today, sir. Got a lot on your mind? 00:28:44.202 --> 00:28:45.036 align:center I guess. 00:28:46.579 --> 00:28:48.039 align:center They make me recall 00:28:49.707 --> 00:28:51.417 align:center useless memories. 00:28:52.836 --> 00:28:54.754 align:center All because of that one bastard. 00:28:55.964 --> 00:28:59.342 align:center All of this happened because he disobeyed my orders. 00:29:00.635 --> 00:29:03.263 align:center All these memories I have to waste time reliving. 00:29:05.431 --> 00:29:08.017 align:center You know, I left this bud alive for too long. 00:29:16.526 --> 00:29:18.319 align:center It's time to cut it down. 00:29:21.906 --> 00:29:24.534 align:center The first trial of former Gangju City Mayor Ju Min-jong 00:29:24.617 --> 00:29:26.703 align:center and Mirae Eden Chairman Baek Sang-gil 00:29:26.786 --> 00:29:29.122 align:center begins at Seoul Eastern District Court this morning. 00:29:29.205 --> 00:29:31.666 align:center Prosecutor Go Ji-won is in charge of the case. 00:29:32.250 --> 00:29:34.085 align:center Taking into account 00:29:34.168 --> 00:29:36.671 align:center the two individuals' new anti-social charges, 00:29:36.754 --> 00:29:39.132 align:center the prosecution demands 15 years for Ju Min-jong, 00:29:39.215 --> 00:29:43.052 align:center and a life sentence for the defendant Baek Sang-gil. 00:29:47.807 --> 00:29:49.642 align:center - Over here! - One word. 00:29:49.726 --> 00:29:52.604 align:center Mr. Ju, anything you would like to say about the outcome? 00:29:52.687 --> 00:29:54.314 align:center Just wanna ask. A few words? 00:29:55.481 --> 00:29:59.277 align:center After you left court, what would you like to tell our viewers? 00:30:07.911 --> 00:30:11.331 align:center THE LATE JANG HYE-SU 00:30:12.415 --> 00:30:13.249 align:center Mom. 00:30:14.876 --> 00:30:16.544 align:center You were watching everything, right? 00:30:18.129 --> 00:30:21.382 align:center I'm sorry for living a life that always upset you. 00:30:23.301 --> 00:30:24.385 align:center But I… 00:30:26.846 --> 00:30:28.389 align:center Things are going really well. 00:30:31.059 --> 00:30:32.435 align:center It's like all of it… 00:30:35.688 --> 00:30:36.648 align:center worked out. 00:31:01.839 --> 00:31:04.258 align:center You did a great job getting through such a big case. 00:31:05.009 --> 00:31:08.805 align:center It still feels like there are so many other crimes to look at. We're not done. 00:31:09.639 --> 00:31:12.809 align:center There are all these old cases that are hard to uncover evidence for. 00:31:12.892 --> 00:31:14.936 align:center Just take it slow. 00:31:15.019 --> 00:31:16.062 align:center Prosecutor! 00:31:18.314 --> 00:31:20.775 align:center Baek Sang-gil has escaped from the prison transport. 00:31:21.609 --> 00:31:22.819 align:center Baek Sang-gil got away? 00:31:31.411 --> 00:31:33.079 align:center EUN-SAE, HONG DO-YEOP, KIM GANG-ROK 00:31:37.792 --> 00:31:38.960 align:center Sir! 00:31:40.128 --> 00:31:41.796 align:center - Huh? - Let's go! 00:31:41.879 --> 00:31:44.382 align:center Uh, what's going on? Why'd you come all the-- 00:31:44.465 --> 00:31:45.675 align:center Baek Sang-gil got away. 00:31:50.054 --> 00:31:52.390 align:center Yeah. You're okay, right? 00:31:52.473 --> 00:31:53.558 align:center Yeah, I'm okay. 00:31:53.641 --> 00:31:54.892 align:center The government is protecting me, 00:31:54.976 --> 00:31:57.186 align:center and Violent Crimes Units are heading to Taffy Village. 00:31:57.854 --> 00:31:58.730 align:center Taffy Village? 00:31:58.813 --> 00:32:01.524 align:center If Baek Sang-gil escaped to hide, then that'd be a relief. 00:32:01.607 --> 00:32:04.944 align:center But if he escaped to get revenge, then Taffy Village could be a target. 00:32:05.028 --> 00:32:06.904 align:center Be careful until we know for sure. 00:32:06.988 --> 00:32:09.198 align:center I'll head over once things are settled here. 00:32:11.617 --> 00:32:15.038 align:center There aren't any signs that Baek Sang-gil is coming here. 00:32:15.121 --> 00:32:17.832 align:center We're just getting ready for a worst-case scenario. 00:32:18.332 --> 00:32:21.335 align:center - We don't have to be worried yet. - Yeah. 00:32:26.424 --> 00:32:27.258 align:center And Grandma… 00:32:37.602 --> 00:32:38.728 align:center Huh? 00:32:39.937 --> 00:32:41.939 align:center Song-wol, what's all this noise about? 00:32:43.066 --> 00:32:43.941 align:center Oh. 00:33:52.135 --> 00:33:54.095 align:center - And Tae-ha? - The guys are looking for him. 00:34:08.526 --> 00:34:10.444 align:center What? Is she not answering? 00:34:10.945 --> 00:34:13.573 align:center No. I can't reach Song-wol noona either. 00:34:14.073 --> 00:34:15.575 align:center GRANDMA 00:34:16.826 --> 00:34:18.369 align:center - Grandma. - It's been a while. 00:34:20.163 --> 00:34:24.250 align:center If you bring the police, the old lady dies. 00:34:27.086 --> 00:34:28.921 align:center - Come alone. - Oh. No! 00:34:29.005 --> 00:34:30.840 align:center Don't come here, Tae-ha. You can't do that! 00:34:30.923 --> 00:34:33.551 align:center - Grandma, are you okay? - Don't you dare come here! 00:34:33.634 --> 00:34:36.345 align:center Grandma! Can you hear me? 00:34:38.055 --> 00:34:40.516 align:center Baek Sang-gil. This fucker. 00:34:46.397 --> 00:34:47.398 align:center Sir. 00:34:49.317 --> 00:34:50.985 align:center - I'll go around the back. - Don't have time. 00:34:53.237 --> 00:34:55.031 align:center - You can't. - What do you mean? 00:34:55.114 --> 00:34:58.951 align:center You can't do it alone. You'll need at least three to take those guys. 00:35:03.623 --> 00:35:06.918 align:center Everybody, make sure you don't get hurt. 00:35:34.445 --> 00:35:35.696 align:center Let's get 'em! 00:35:35.780 --> 00:35:37.073 align:center Ah, shit! 00:35:58.052 --> 00:35:59.929 align:center Fuck. This is no joke. 00:36:53.149 --> 00:36:54.483 align:center When she was alive, 00:36:54.567 --> 00:36:58.195 align:center she was a mother who would give her life to protect her child. 00:36:59.697 --> 00:37:02.575 align:center I'm sure she would protect her child from heaven too. 00:37:03.701 --> 00:37:05.911 align:center You won't be able to touch Tae-ha! 00:37:06.495 --> 00:37:08.706 align:center You'll never hurt him! 00:37:20.634 --> 00:37:22.803 align:center There are things in this world 00:37:23.554 --> 00:37:25.598 align:center that you can never win against. 00:38:20.027 --> 00:38:21.195 align:center Grandma! 00:38:23.697 --> 00:38:25.825 align:center Why'd you come here? Why are you here? 00:38:25.908 --> 00:38:28.160 align:center - Grandma. I'm here. You're okay now. - Oh no. 00:38:28.244 --> 00:38:30.079 align:center - It's okay. - What are you going to do? 00:38:30.162 --> 00:38:31.163 align:center I got it. 00:38:31.956 --> 00:38:33.833 align:center - Oh no. - It's gonna be okay. 00:38:33.916 --> 00:38:35.209 align:center - You all right? - You should leave. 00:38:35.292 --> 00:38:37.211 align:center - Are you hurt? - What do we do? 00:38:38.337 --> 00:38:39.505 align:center Oh no. 00:39:09.952 --> 00:39:11.454 align:center Tell me everything I need to know. 00:39:11.537 --> 00:39:13.831 align:center I know your favorite things are boxing and gochujang jjigae. 00:39:13.914 --> 00:39:17.293 align:center Oh, I've just had a lot of practice. There's someone that likes it. 00:39:46.113 --> 00:39:47.781 align:center OUR STICKY LOVE