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ROK-US ALLIANCE 59TH ANNIVERSARY
HOSTED BY THE MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE
It's been a while, Mr. Minister.
It's so hard to get a hold of you.
You must be busy with the grieving families.
Soon... they will sign the agreement,
which will make your job a lot easier.
Some of them plan to sue Dynamic System.
That's why I'm being paid a high salary. To put a stop to such things. Don't worry.
Why would I worry about you people?
People might misunderstand.
Please watch what you say.
It won't be easy this time.
Even you...
can't turn the tables.
Nothing's been signed yet.
Do you want to make a bet?
I can bet everything I've got on which agreement they'll sign.
What did you do to Minister Park?
I simply applied a tiny bit of what I've learned from you.
Didn't I teach you
that you should never be certain in this line of business?
The plane isn't the only thing that crashed.
Haven't you realized?
The reputation you've built in this business
has crashed as well.
It's not too late to forget about rebidding.
You wouldn't want to be any more humiliated.
-Oh, General Bae! -Oh, Jessica. Good to see you.
-Likewise. -I heard you struck a huge deal.
It's the talk of the town.
We just arrived. Where are you?
Let's begin.
-I'm sorry. -You should watch where you're going.
Who are you?
Who the hell are you?!
What's going on?
Plan B, now.
Open your fist.
Open your fucking fist!
-What's wrong with you? -Don't move.
What?
Captain!
It's almost time for take-off.
-You need to get changed. -Jeez.
-Are you okay? -I'm sorry.
He's taking medication for his anxiety.
You.
Get out of there.
-I'm sorry. -Jeez.
Please stop overreacting.
You behaved the same way at the airport in Morocco.
Hae-ri Go!
Oh, my gosh! How long has it been?
Hey. You look like you've had a good time.
Why you...
Oh, my. Mr. Cha Dal-geon?
Nice to meet you. I'm Gong Hwa-suk. Hae-ri must've told you a lot about me.
No, she hasn't.
Oh, she hasn't. You are very direct.
You must be hungry. What do you want for lunch?
Kimchi stew with tons of pork.
What about you, Dal-geon?
I'm not hungry.
"Not hungry"...
Let's get to my car first.
Let's go.
What the hell happened in Morocco? Tell me. I want to know.
Where do I start? I almost died and became a virgin ghost.
Yeah, right. Take the word "virgin" out of that sentence.
Quiet!
Nice plan.
-Are you mocking me? -Plan B.
The target hasn't noticed yet. You'll have another opportunity.
He's a stuntman, right?
What a nice little challenge he is.
It's good. Eat up.
-Did you bring what I asked for? -What?
Oh, that?
It's so strange.
There's no record of their employment history,
financial transactions, or call logs.
What do you mean?
What about Kim Ho-sik, who died in Morocco, and the co-pilot?
Yes, those two. There's nothing left but their basic information.
Is the NIS that incompetent?
It's not that we can't...
Never mind.
Maybe someone got rid of the records before we could get to them.
That's what I was thinking. We need to look into it.
Let's eat first.
What about the terrorist from the video?
Actually...
there's a slight problem, so it's going to take a while.
What? What problem?
Hold on a second.
Are you interrogating me?
Does he always look this scary?
You'll get used to it.
Eat.
HOON'S MOM
-I am curious. -About what?
There must have been a reason to crash the plane,
but I can't think of any.
I wasn't able to sleep for days after I heard about what happened to Hoon.
I can't believe it.
Did you know that the families are getting together tonight?
If you don't want to go, I can go instead.
Hello?
I'm listening.
They're meeting to talk about compensation.
Do you know anything about it?
You said you weren't his mom anymore.
Don't get me wrong.
I'm not doing this because of the money.
Do you know how much he missed you?
You never visited him after abandoning him at the orphanage,
and now you're acting like his mom?
Dal-geon.
It's not my business where you go,
but stay out of my sight.
Otherwise, I might destroy your precious house...
which you love more than Hoon.
Understood?
Damn it.
Mr. Cha Dal-geon?
How do you do?
I'm Jo Bu-yeong, a reporter from Pyeonghwa Daily.
-So? -Well...
while interviewing the grieving families,
I was told that you claimed the crash was caused by a terrorist.
JO BU-YEONG
What do you want?
The day before the accident,
the airport police got a call about a terrorist attack.
Unfortunately, a fire broke out in the control room at the same time.
Hello? I just received a suspicious phone call.
There will be a terrorist attack on--
The officer who took the call collapsed due to unknown causes.
She's been brain-dead ever since,
but the police aren't investigating, and they're blocking press coverage.
Something's fishy, isn't it?
Strange things have happened to me too.
That's why...
I came to see you.
Can you tell me what happened in Morocco?
Mr. Cha, this case is very complicated.
We need to find as much evidence as possible,
and put it all together to see a clearer picture of the truth.
I need your help.
I'll do anything I can to help.
But you must keep this a secret from the NIS.
-What? -The ladies you're with,
they're with the NIS, aren't they?
-Yes. But how do--? -Don't trust them.
I'm giving you my advice based on my experience and instinct as a reporter.
You can't trust anyone,
not even law enforcement.
Cha Dal-geon.
There's a coffee shop down the street. Let's meet there.
Who was that?
He was asking for directions.
How kind of you to take this long to show him--
If we're done here, let's go.
Are you going home?
We should stay together. There's no guarantee we're safe in Korea.
I'd be glad if those bastards tried to mess with me. Call me later.
What a tough guy.
You two seem close.
Is it like Doctor Zhivago, where romance blossoms in times of war?
The way he talks, his personality and attitude...
They're all perfect.
Wow, that's deep.
Yes.
Unbelievably and perfectly...
not my kind of thing at all.
Not even the tiniest bit.
Really? I had no idea.
Let's get going, then.
Hold on. Pull over.
What's wrong?
He's way too kind.
Who would go as far as that to give directions?
You really did go through a series of bizarre incidents in Morocco.
It doesn't add up at all.
Who'd do such a terrible thing?
It might have something to do with the bidding for the fighter jet project.
The bidding for the fighter jet project?
The government is investing ten billion dollars in next-generation fighter jets.
The company that stands to benefit the most from the crash...
is John & Mark.
The rumors are that Dynamic, its main competitor, will end up losing.
Then... everything that happened...
was planned by John & Mark?
The question isn't who...
but why.
However, I'm only speculating, so I may be wrong.
I will know more once I meet my informant.
Informant?
I arranged to meet someone to learn more about the plane crash.
He has very important evidence about the terrorist,
just like you.
Who is this informant?
Excuse me.
Yes, this is Jo speaking.
Oh, okay.
All right. I'll be able to get there by then.
I'll meet you there.
Can I go with you?
I'm not sure. He's very cautious about being exposed.
-Go after them. -Really? Are you sure?
Okay.
What am I supposed to make of this?
Why are those two men going into a motel?
I'm here.
Room 407?
I came alone, so don't worry.
I'll come right up.
He seems very anxious.
You should go up first. Let me know when it's okay.
Good idea. I'll call you soon.
Okay?
Jeez, it's been more than 30 minutes.
What are we doing here while two men are in there?
Let's wait a bit more.
Wait for what?
To see how intimate they are?
I see why you and Cha are not compatible.
I don't think he's into men.
The person you are trying to reach...
Mr. Jo?
Mr. Jo?
No!
Mr. Jo! What happened? Who did this?
Oh, no. Mr. Jo.
Mr. Jo... Mr. Jo!
Shit.
There's a man dying here.
I think he's been stabbed.
The address is... It's a self-check-in motel in Sinwon-dong.
It's called...
Yes, that's right. Come as quick--
Dal-geon!
-Chase that bike! -What?
-Chase him! -Chase him?
-Drive faster! -Okay, I heard you! Jeez.
Just pass through. Just go!
I told you to go! You're a terrible driver!
Are you crazy?!
If we got into an accident, who'd be responsible?
Who was that?
Tell me what's going on.
There's been a homicide.
A homicide?
Who's the victim?
A reporter from Pyeonghwa Daily.
He was covering the plane crash.
He came to meet an informant.
-Let's go back to the motel. -What?
Jeez.
What the heck is going on?
You got a call, right?
-Yes, about a homicide. -I'm the one who reported it.
Follow me, please.
Hurry.
Here...
What?
There's no one here.
-What's going on? There's no one. -What?
What is this?
You said someone was killed.
Is this the right room? Maybe it's a different one.
He was right here.
-He was bleeding heavily. -Are you messing with us?
You think I'm messing with you?
This card belongs to the victim.
And I also have his--
I'm with the NIS.
The NIS?
Hwa-suk, show them your ID.
I don't have it.
-You don't? -Who carries around an ID these days?
Anyway, we saw him enter this building with the reporter.
Check his ID with the newspaper and check the security footage.
And get the Crime Scene Unit to run a luminol test.
Go and check the security footage.
Okay.
"Jo Bu-yeong."
I'm looking for Jo Bu-yeong, a city desk reporter.
I can't reach him.
Excuse me?
On vacation?
All right, I see.
No, it's nothing.
Sure.
He went on vacation to New Zealand.
I'm telling you, he's dead.
Those bastards got rid of the body!
I checked the security footage. No one entered this room.
Excuse me, officer...
Sir...
I'm going to let it slide this time, but if this happens again,
you'll be charged with obstruction of justice. Got it?
Let's go.
What on earth is going on?
I can't decide whether to believe him or not.
I believe him.
You do?
Something like this happened in Morocco.
We don't need the police. We'll investigate this ourselves.
I almost forgot.
What's this?
Jo gave me this before he died.
This is a flash drive.
Plug it in over there.
Doesn't it work?
It doesn't fit. The connector is damaged.
-Could the data be damaged as well? -I'm not sure.
-Let's go to my place first. -Okay.
You two go ahead.
I'll catch up.
Where are you going?
CENTRAL PATRIOTS' MEETING HALL
You did well.
Next up is...
Mr. Park Kwang-deok, would you like to try?
Me? Well...
Maybe later.
We're here to heal your emotional scars.
You can speak freely about whatever's on your mind.
KEEP YOUR PROMISE, MR. PRESIDENT!
THE GOVERNMENT MUST REVEAL THE TRUTH.
Honey...
do you remember?
We didn't have an actual wedding,
but I still got you a gold ring.
You were so mad...
so I went and got a refund, just like an idiot.
I should've put it on your finger.
I don't know what to do.
I feel terrible...
for what happened to you and our unborn baby.
I feel so guilty.
I'm so sorry.
How can I go on?
I miss you, Mi-seon.
I'm sorry.
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE BEREAVED FAMILIES
I'm surprised to see you working so hard.
If I solve this, I may get transferred back to Korea.
That's not all.
You could go up one-- No, two ranks through a promotion.
I'll ask for a different position, like a desk job.
An easy road with guaranteed stability.
Wow, you have it all planned out.
You have been on Chief Min's bad side because of your loyalty to Chief Gang.
I hope this works.
All right!
What are all these files?
It's information about Kim Woo-gi...
the co-pilot of flight B357.
I looked everywhere for this...
and now here it is.
Making breakfast for you wasn't a big deal.
I don't know why it irritated me.
You leaving your socks everywhere wasn't a big deal either.
I regret it every day, honey.
And even on that morning...
I can't. I can't do this anymore.
It's okay, Ms. O Sang-mi.
ORDINARY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE
There's no pressure. Take your time.
Did you find anything?
Kim Woo-gi's life insurance policies are worth...
nearly 5 billion won.
He purchased them six months ago,
and the beneficiary is...
his wife.
O Sang-mi might be an accomplice.
They owed loan sharks over 1 billion won,
but still paid 10 million as a monthly premium...
by taking out a bank loan.
Hello?
Dal-geon, are you there?
-Thank you for your service. -Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you for organizing this meeting.
I hope it helped.
Ms. O told us a lot about you. You're an international lawyer, right?
Let me give you my card.
Where's Kim Woo-gi?
What do you mean?
You know your husband...
Kim Woo-gi, is alive.
Why are you acting like this again?
Hey, Mr. Cha--
Where is that bastard?
Are you crazy? What are you doing to our representative?
Our representative?
Is she representing the families?
Get out. You don't deserve to be here. Get out!
Get off me! You're his accomplice, aren't you?
Where's Kim Woo-gi?!
He's way out of line. Enough is enough!
Dal-geon...
-What? What is it? -Can someone...?
Dal-geon? Kwang-deok, this is serious.
Oh, no! Dal-geon! Dal-geon, wake up!
Hurry up and call 911!
We have to save this man! Dal-geon!
Dal-geon, wake up!
-The ambulance is on its way. -I specialize in judo, so...
What's going on?
He passed out.
I threw him over my shoulder for being a pain in the ass.
We need...
Shit!
Are you okay?
My name's Micky.
I believe you know me.
Where are we going?
Mr. Edward Park wanted you to see a doctor.
I don't need a doctor.
Where is he right now?
He's busy.
Why do you ask?
Tell him I found the culprit who crashed the plane.
For now...
it'd be best if you came to our office.
ORDINARY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE
Let us handle the case...
against Dynamic System.
Regardless of the outcome of the trial,
it could take a year, maybe even over a decade.
And the cost will be enormous.
Don't worry about the cost.
Our fees will be paid once we win.
The pain you'll experience during the trial
will be unbearable.
That's right. The trial will drag on for a long time.
If you decide to settle, you'll be compensated and it will end quickly.
But...
what about the sense of guilt you're all suffering from?
The pain you'll experience during the trial...
won't be as excruciating as the guilt.
There's this saying that
we don't know who we truly are
until we have to make a choice.
Whether you file a complaint or settle with them,
the choice is up to you.
Why do we have to make that decision?
We'd rather not make this kind of decision.
Oh, God...
You should give up any hope of reaching a settlement.
It never occurred to me that you'd take their case.
Nice move.
You used to be my hero, but now you can't even read my moves.
Maybe you should retire.
Yes?
Well, do you like the equipment?
It's all perfect.
Cha Dal-geon has started to run his mouth to the grieving families.
Get rid of him before things get complicated.
I'm working on it.
Make sure that it doesn't look like a murder.
Come on.
You talk too much.
No wonder you're a lawyer.
Once I'm done, I expect a large bonus.
My boys are hearty eaters.
Hey. Stop stuffing yourselves...
and find out where he is.
JM Pacific.
It's the airline Kim Woo-gi used to work for.
It belongs to John & Mark.
O Sang-mi was a flight attendant there.
So when Kim Woo-gi was in financial trouble,
this Jessica woman recruited him?
Yes, everything seems to point that way.
I'm sorry, Dal-geon.
I should've believed you back in Morocco.
I didn't know Jessica would be as corrupt as this.
Do you know her well?
The person who recruited and mentored her in this business...
was me.
For her, the end always justified the means.
She grew dangerously ambitious,
and eventually betrayed me to go to John & Mark.
It's my fault. I should've been more careful with her.
I don't understand.
They killed civilians over a fighter jet bid.
Is this normal in your line of business?
A few years ago in Chechnya, hundreds of civilians were killed.
John & Mark was involved.
It's top secret information.
The US government was wary of international reaction,
so they redacted the records.
Do you happen to have any connections with the police in Portugal?
Why do you ask?
The vice president of John & Mark killed himself in Portugal
on the day before the plane crash.
Something's not right. He wasn't the suicidal type at all.
What if he was against the idea of the plane crash?
Isn't it possible
that they killed him and made it look like a suicide?
Yes, that's possible.
I have a friend in the Portuguese intelligence service.
I'll have him look into it.
Will you all be going home after you leave here?
Where else would we go?
I have a place nearby,
and I want you to use it as a safe house for the time being.
Wow, this is scaring me.
What about you? What happened to your easy and stable road?
Hello?
Right now?
I need to go to the office.
Call me when you're done.
I don't think I can make it back tonight.
-See you later. -Sure.
Bye.
It won't be uncomfortable for a few days.
If you need anything, contact my secretary.
See you later.
Edward Park.
Long time no see.
Do you know him?
He could've been a client of mine,
but I said no.
He's a real son of a bitch.
Those people...
They're terrifying...
Mr. Kim!
Mr. Jo... Mr. Jo!
This sister of yours is working on a huge case.
If I solve this, I'll be reinstated at HQ and I'll get a promotion.
Don't tell Mom I'm here in Seoul.
Because it drives me nuts that she always asks me for money.
I've got to go. Okay.
-How's it going with your report? -I told you I'm smart.
The NIS people will be shocked when they read it.
GOD OF WAR
Wow, I didn't know you were a god.
A god of war to boot.
Didn't you want to be a martial arts director?
Start acting again. It's what Hoon wanted.
Oh, sorry. Maybe I stepped out of line.
It's just that I remembered what Hoon said in the video.
Do you want some ramen?
I make a mean ramen.
I'm okay.
You should rest. You must be tired.
Thank you.
For remembering Hoon.
JOHN & MARK
WILL JOHN & MARK'S NEXT GENERATION FIGHTER PLAN PROJECT BE THE FINAL WINNER?
JOHN & MARK'S F-X PROJECT WAS SELECTED AS THE...
WILL DYNAMIC SYSTEM SURPASS JOHN & MARK?
B-357 CRASH BECOMES NEW VARIABLE IN FUTURE OF F-X PROJECT
CIVIL ORGANIZATIONS DEMAND DYNAMIC SYSTEM GIVES UP THE BID
JOHN & MARK HOSTS CHARITY CONCERT
THE CONCERT WILL BE AT 3 P.M. AT HANGANG HOSPITAL
Sorry I'm late.
-Is Mr. O here? -Yes, he is.
-Okay. -He's being very difficult.
Well, he is the leader of the opposition party.
I'm sorry. The civil liberty ceremony ended late.
Help lighten the mood here, Prime Minister Hong.
It's been a while since I last saw Mr. O,
but he's being very difficult.
Senior Secretary Yun, we need alcohol, not tea.
Dear Mr. O is known for being a heavy drinker.
Forgive me.
My party's stance on the F-X project is unchanged.
We don't understand
why you have to choose John & Mark and pay them an additional 1 trillion won.
Explain it to him, Minister Park.
Why insist on choosing John & Mark?
Their outstanding technology is worth the cost.
That was concise.
Did that answer your question?
Reports that our experts submitted
stated that Dynamic System's F70 is cheaper and superior.
According to the Ministry of National Defense's evaluation,
John & Mark's Eagle Fighter received a higher score.
In any case, my party is firmly against any supplementary budget.
You must be well aware of what the public thinks about Dynamic
after the plane crash.
Think about the next presidential election.
You have no business worrying about that.
It's totally ours.
I'm sure you know that
independent national defense is what I've focused on
during my term at the Blue House.
"When it comes to national defense,
Jeong Gook-pyo is like King Sejong the Great."
That's what I want to hear.
You know the creed I live by.
Honesty and non-possession.
Other than setting up a solid and far-sighted national defense policy,
I have no ulterior motives.
Please work with us.
Securing a supplementary budget won't be easy.
Those sons of bitches.
It's like they have one agenda: complaining about anything and everything.
The opposition party is full of idiots.
I will get to them one by one.
We can solve this step by step.
You don't need to be anxious.
How did you tame Minister Park?
He's a changed man now.
Do you really want to know?
I hope you didn't do anything you shouldn't have.
This will keep you entertained.
-For your eyes only. -Are you leaving?
Yes.
How did he even get these?
He's a man with very odd talents.
-It's been a while. -How have you been?
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICE
Hello.
Hello. Oh, no.
Shoot!
Shit.
Hae-ri!
Didn't you apologize to Mr. Gi for that incident?
How could I? I've been too embarrassed to call him.
Are you stupid? You'll run into him sooner or later.
I don't want to think about it.
You were the perpetrator, and Gi was the victim.
You can't keep avoiding him.
-Okay? -I don't want to hear it.
-I don't want to hear it. -Don't want to hear what?
Hey, Gi Tae-ung!
Are you deaf?
I'm being transferred overseas.
Far, far away to a remote place in Africa!
She's drunk.
What's wrong with her now?
So what? What is it you want to say?
You are...
mine.
What?
Gi Tae-ung is mine,
so he's off-limits to anyone. I won't allow it.
Understood?
Hwa-suk!
You're mine.
-You're mine. -Do something. Get her off.
-Mine! -Girl, are you insanely drunk?
Sorry. Let's go home now. Let's go.
What the...?
Mine.
Girl, if it wasn't for me,
Gi would've beaten you to death.
Where's the torture room?
I need to be electrocuted so my memory can be erased.
Where is it? Where?
He's coming this way.
Stay if you want to keep your job.
Hi, Mr. Gi. Good morning.
It's been a while, Mr. Gi.
I got back from Morocco the day before yesterday.
-Congratulations on your transfer-- -Do you still drink?
I quit, sir.
If it were up to me, you wouldn't have been sent overseas.
You're right.
-I had such a hard time there. -I'd have just fired you.
An agent who who gets drunk and acts carelessly?
You're unqualified.
What the...?
That was so coldhearted of him.
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
Once I submit my report today, his arrogant attitude will change.
You're right. The NIS is going to go berserk.
I'll totally ignore any transfer offer from the Inspection Team.
I can't pamper her anymore. She's driving me nuts.
Where are you going?
Yes?
Yes, sir.
Was that the chief?
He must've read the report. He sounded so happy.
Wait a second.
Good luck, Go Hae-ri.
What? Do you have something to say?
I want to know why...
there won't be an investigation.
First, there's insufficient evidence.
We have plenty of evidence.
I confirmed that Kim Woo-gi and the terrorist spoke on the phone.
Jo Bu-yeong, a reporter from Pyeonghwa Daily--
Second, there's not enough evidence to prove that John & Mark was involved.
Did you even read the entire report?
Third, if John & Mark tries to sue us,
it'd be an international embarrassment.
211 people died. This is not the time to think about that!
Fourth...
I've got nowhere else to go if I lose this job.
-Sir! -Shut up!
I'll report this to the director.
He ordered this.
I beg your pardon?
The order came from the director.
You'll be assigned to a different country.
Until then, try to keep Cha Dal-geon from causing trouble. You may leave.
Give me back the video evidence.
Why are you asking me for that? Ask the Inspection Team.
You didn't even watch it?
This is a warning.
If you ever speak a word about this...
you'll be fired.
Keep that in mind.
Does my return to HQ bother you that much?
Get the hell out of here!
Hae-ri.
Drinking alone during the day means you're an alcoholic.
I can't agree with the director's decision.
So what?
-What can you do about it? -If Go Hae-ri is telling the truth...
then we're neglecting our duty.
Don't you feel ashamed of yourself?
Do you still believe that we're an intelligence agency?
Ever since Director An was appointed,
we've become errand boys for the Blue House.
Do you know what I do?
I reply to Internet posts that criticize the president and the government
with nothing but lies.
Either kiss the director's ass like Min Jae-sik does,
or get paid to do lame work like I do.
I can't do either of those,
so I should quit.
-Hello? -This is Park Kwang-deok.
-Who? -I'm sorry about the other day.
Are you hurt in any way?
No. I'm fine.
Let's have lunch. My treat. Where are you now?
There's no need for that.
I'm not mad.
Look, I said I'm not mad!
Jeez.
Lunch?
Fine, I'll meet you in 30 minutes.
Our guest is getting ready to leave. Let's get the party started.
Get the radio frequency.
I'm sorry about yesterday.
Let's not talk about it. It's embarrassing.
As a martial artist, I shouldn't have used so much force.
Can you drop the subject?
You said you need to be somewhere by 3 p.m., right?
We can grab something near there. Where do you need to be?
-Just keep going straight. -Okay.
Not yet?
It's on.
-What's wrong with this? -Hit the brakes now!
I... I am. I am.
Hold on. What...? What's wrong?
-I don't get it. It's a new car! -Calm down. Take it easy.
Oh, no!
-I'll drive. Move to the back seat. -Are you crazy? I can't switch seats now!
I'm a stuntman! Do as I say!
-Hold on. Grab the wheel. -Go now!
Grab it! Oh, no!
What...?
Oh, no! The car, the car!
-Hold on tight. -But it's a red light.
Don't you know the program won't work if we're not close enough?
What's wrong with it?
That car keeps following us. They even jumped a red light.
-It's them. They're trying to kill me. -What? What did you say?
I told you it was an act of terrorism! They're involved!
Damn it.
SMALL HEART CONCERT FOR CHILDREN WITH RARE DISEASES
As baby's breaths are beautiful
When together
Let's get together And gently embrace each other
Into each small heart
Plant tender love
And let's make together
A beautiful world!
Shit!
The phone's not working! We could die here!
Oh, Dal-geon! There are people! Oh, no!
Quickly! There are people!
Jeez. What the...?
Watch out!
Careful!
Get out of the way!
God! No!
-Hold on! -Damn it!
Do you know what kind of people I find most troublesome?
Lucky sons of bitches.
What just happened? Tell me exactly what's going on.
-You said you didn't believe me. -No, I'll believe everything you say.
I believe you, okay?
FUND FOR TREATING CHILDREN WITH RARE DISEASES
Thank you.
John & Mark has made donations to many other organizations.
Are these donations an effort to sweeten the F-X deal?
We don't want our good deeds to be known. Please don't write about it.
How about an interview?
-Could you answer one question? -I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Damn.
Subtitle translation by Jean S. Kim
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