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(We mix dramatic imagination with scientific knowledge.)

(All people, organizations, places, incidents are fictitious.)

(Staff ensured the animals' safety in the filming of this drama.)

(Episode 13. A Teenage Brain Versus A Psychopath Brain)

Eun Ho.

(Hanmaeum Butcher and Restaurant)

I'm not destined to be in love.

I didn't believe it from the start.

Still, I got the chance to drink with Dr. Brain.

It's not bad.

It's not, is it? It's nice, you and me together.

- It's not bad. - Right?

No, I don't need love.

I just need you, Dr. Brain.

I'm saying the food isn't bad.

What?

Oh, right. That's it.

Mister, can you give him a bit more of this?

Just a moment.

It's nice. I like it.

Hey.

Dr. Psycho.

You're a psychopath?

Do you want to kill people?

Listen. You had a lot to drink.

I'm drunk.

And since I am, I want to ask for a favor.

Can you please take a look at my kid?

My kid.

I think he's a psychopath.

What is he on about?

I have this boy,

and he flies into a rage all the time and for no good reason.

He locks himself in his room and refuses to talk.

I don't know what he does all night, but he sleeps all day.

I pay so much for his extra classes and tutors.

I, his poor dad, just so I can pay for his classes,

tiptoe around my boss and get yelled at.

He doesn't care one bit.

He has zero empathy.

Doesn't that make him a psychopath?

I don't expect or even hope for empathy.

When I see my daughter,

I wonder if an alien's pretending to be her.

Totally.

There were moments when I doubted if he really was my son,

but he looks just like his father.

Dr. Shin.

He must have a psychopathic brain, right?

No.

He does not have the psychopathic trait.

What he has is a teenage brain.

Both your body and brain mature during the teenage years.

But the brain is...

The backside of the brain matures first.

So during the teenage years, this part right here.

The frontal lobe is the immature part of the brain.

The frontal lobe controls rational thinking and judgment...

in addition to regulating behavior and emotions.

So when you're a teen, your frontal lobe is still immature,

which means you can't control your impulses...

or emotions.

So they tend to act on their instincts...

and can experience excitement or despair easily...

while being unable to grasp the overall situation clearly.

- I see. - Oh, my.

So the conflicts between you and your teenage children...

are really no one's fault.

When you don't understand why your kid is acting a certain way,

just tell yourself that your kid's brain is confused...

because the frontal lobe is maturing.

That's why teens sometimes do absurd things.

If you see it that way,

you'll have fewer problems with them. Don't you think?

Oh, he's right.

Yes, you're absolutely right.

It's so true!

I have one more question.

How can I...

communicate with my children?

When you're talking to teenagers, you should speak clearly,

repeatedly, and slowly.

I get so angry when I see them!

How can I speak clearly and slowly?

Goodness.

That's enough!

My goodness. I should grab another drink elsewhere.

That was like Dr. Brain's special lecture.

Dr. Brain, let's go.

No, I'll pass.

Come on. We barely drank because of your lecture.

I want another drink.

Do you know why that is?

It's because alcohol changed your brain.

It stimulates the release of dopamine and uplifts your mood.

It also affects the amygdala...

and helps you forget about your worries and anxiety.

But if you keep on drinking like that,

the brain develops a tolerance to alcohol...

and gets to a point where it can't function without it. Then...

- Then what? - An alcoholic.

You'll become an alcoholic.

Goodness. You just can't stop talking about the brain.

I'll be all ears, so let's go have just one more drink.

Where shall we go?

Somewhere quiet. Yes, that's right!

My place! Let's go to my place.

No, thanks. Just be honored that I hung out with you until now.

Ouch!

Darn you!

Goodness.

Oh, boy...

Hey, you could freeze to death.

Get up.

Get up.

You won't get up?

Fine, I'm leaving.

Oh, dear! My friend is ditching me.

He really is a psychopath.

He's ruthlessly ditching his friend.

- Goodness. - He should take his friend home.

He's so mean.

He's a psychopath, you know.

Come on. He hasn't actually left yet.

Let's see what he does.

The worst that could happen is me freezing to death here.

We're all going to die anyway.

Gosh.

Oh...

- Detective Geum. - Oh, boy.

Let's go. I'll take you home.

Oh, dear.

See that? He may have a psychopathic brain,

but he's not a total weirdo.

You're right. He cares about his friend.

Hey, friend. Where do you live?

Me?

Over there.

It's that way.

Let's go!

Off we go!

I should've just ditched you.

You said we were almost there. Where is it?

Over there.

What is wrong with you? Speak clearly, will you?

Over there.

That building over there. On the third floor.

Goodness.

What? You're not drunk?

I am.

But I'm not that drunk.

This is ridiculous. Do you think you can handle the consequences?

I can, but I don't think your bladder can handle it.

You said you had to pee. Use my bathroom.

Don't hold it and pee your pants on your way home.

Hey, look.

We really are almost there. Right there, the third floor.

Come in, Dr. Brain.

It's okay. Come on in.

Come in.

Oh, my.

Come on in. The bathroom is right here.

I'm here to use the bathroom.

I didn't want to come here.

Okay, all right. My goodness.

Yi Na!

Daddy is home.

My friend is here too. Come out and say hi.

Yi Na, are you asleep?

The handsome neuroscientist you like is here.

Come out and say hello.

(Jung Eun Ho)

Hey, daughter. Come out and say hello.

What's going on?

What?

Why is this...

No...

What is going on? Yi Na.

Goodness.

Just leave her alone.

She should come out and say hello to my guest.

Don't you remember my lecture?

She's a teenager.

Goodness. Okay.

My dear daughter's frontal lobe is maturing.

I should be understanding.

- All right, then. I'm off. - Wait!

Sit down for a moment.

You can't leave like this.

Go ahead and have a drink by yourself.

Then have some water.

You emptied your bladder.

It's time to fill it up again.

Oh?

What?

Where did everything go?

What?

The cups are all gone.

Thieves won't steal such things.

What?

Dad.

I'm in trouble.

Hey, Yi Na!

What happened?

What should I do?

He's alive.

Yi Na.

It looks like a brain bleed caused by an external injury.

We're paramedics from the emergency rescue center.

We received a call from you.

I called them.

Are you all right?

(Paramedics)

Can you stay with Yi Na until her mom gets here?

Don't worry. Just go.

Hey, what happened?

What happened to him?

He...

I think I hurt him.

(Korea National University Hospital)

(Operating center)

Are you Eun Ho's mother?

- Yes. - Goodness.

I'm Geum Yi Na's father.

She was with Eun Ho at the time.

Eun Ho went into urgent surgery to stop the bleeding in his brain.

What do you mean he's bleeding in his brain?

The doctor thinks he hit his head somewhere.

My gosh.

Why was his head injured? Did someone push him?

We'll have to look into that.

The police will round up the kids that were with him...

and begin an investigation.

Mr. Geum, I heard you were a police officer.

That's right.

I ask that you do your best.

Whoever did this must be brought to justice.

Sure.

Detective.

My goodness.

Parenthood is full of surprises, isn't it?

Was blood detected on the edge of the vanity table?

Yes, that's where he hit his head.

Was he pushed or did he stumble?

We won't know until we investigate.

Where's your daughter?

She was in shock,

so her mother took her outside.

Please bring her in tomorrow and let us take her statement.

Then...

(Seobu Police Station)

We're ready for you.

As a family member, you can't investigate her case.

I'm not investigating the case.

But I can still go in there with her as her guardian.

Come on.

Captain Seul, how was your day off?

It was good, sir.

Detective Geum's daughter is here. What's going on?

How's the boy?

The surgery went well,

but he hasn't come to.

The questioning will soon begin. I should go and watch...

since it could be of help.

- I'll go with him. - Sure.

Jung Eun Ho, Kim Hyun Jun,

Jung Min Ki, Lee Jung Ho,

Seo Kyung Il, An Hye Young, and Kim Min Ji.

Seven in total.

Were they at your house that day?

Yes.

Are you all close?

No.

We're not that close,

but they've been wanting to hang out with me lately.

I wasn't happy about it, but I had no choice...

since they can be scary.

Why were they at your house when you aren't that close?

I didn't invite them over.

Eun Ho and I had agreed to meet.

Someone rang the doorbell, and it was Eun Ho.

I opened the door and...

This is a surprise. I thought we were...

Hey, Yi Na.

Gosh.

- This place is nice. - It's nice and cozy.

- Nice. - This is nice, Yi Na.

- Hi, there. - Hi.

They were all with Eun Ho.

- Nice. - It seemed as though...

they had threatened Eun Ho.

They said they wouldn't stay long,

so I had no choice but to let them in.

But then they started unpacking the booze they brought.

This is for you.

Let's have him drink it all.

How is this not a treat?

It's all right. There's no need to be intimidated.

- That's right. - What a treat it'll be.

Yi Na, we got you something delicious.

Right, Eun Ho?

They said they'd drink and leave before Dad got home.

I told them not to drink too much,

but they kept on drinking and wouldn't leave.

- Drink. - Drink.

- Drink. - Drink!

- Drink! - Drink!

- Drink. - Drink.

- Drink! - Drink!

- Drink. - Drink.

- Drink! - Drink!

They said they'd leave if I drank just one glass.

You did good.

So I reluctantly emptied the glass.

That's all I can remember though.

When I woke up, I saw Eun Ho on the floor.

I called for an ambulance and waited.

That's when Dad came home.

You should've called me first in a situation like that.

And why did you lock your door?

Detective Geum.

Sorry about that. It just came out.

Adolescents' brains...

are as messy and chaotic as a construction site.

They might not know how to respond even in dangerous situations.

What do you think? Do you think Yi Na was involved?

Yi Na doesn't seem to be lying.

But we should hear from the other kids too.

(Lee Jung Ho)

We went over to her house to drink since her dad wasn't there.

Yi Na and Eun Ho drank as well.

They started arguing while drunk,

so we left.

They started arguing while drunk,

so we left.

They started arguing, so we left.

Eun Ho probably fell to the ground...

when Yi Na pushed him away.

How did you know that Eun Ho fell to the ground?

I never mentioned that.

Well...

It's my headcanon.

They're all obviously lying.

I know. They matched up their stories.

What will happen to Yi Na?

No evidence points to Yi Na hurting the boy.

The lies of school kids who lack cognitive ability?

They'll soon be exposed,

so don't worry too much.

Yi Na and Eun Ho argued,

and the boys were talking nonsense while drunk.

I was so annoyed that I left first with Min Ji.

Around what time?

Around 9pm.

But Yi Na texted me while I was heading home.

She confessed to me that she had done it.

Can I see the text?

Sure.

Here.

Where are you?

I'm on my way home. Are you all right?

You two got into it while wasted.

(Geum Yi Na)

I think I killed Eun Ho.

He kept coming at me, so I pushed him away.

But he hit his head,

and now he won't get up.

That's ridiculous.

Did Yi Na say anything about this text?

I should check for myself.

No! I never sent that text!

I don't even message her!

Look.

She said no.

That thing, you can do that forensic thing.

Can you hand in your phone as evidence?

Take it. Are you happy now?

(An Hye Young)

Don't worry. Don't cry.

It's okay.

It'll be okay.

I trust you, Yi Na.

It's okay.

Mom will be right by your side.

Let's see. At 21 hours 12 minutes. And December...

We checked the phone.

The messages are there.

(Where are you?)

(Going home. You okay? You fought like mad.)

(I think I killed Eun Ho. He came at me, so I pushed him...)

(and he hit his head, but he won't get up.)

I don't know! I really didn't send that!

- Yi Na. - Forget it!

You won't believe me anyway!

Let go! I don't care!

Yi Na!

(Cyber Investigation Team)

Your daughter sent the message, then left the chatroom.

That's why on her phone, it looks like she wasn't there.

Why do you think she exited?

Wouldn't it be because she felt guilty?

She wouldn't lie.

Usually the parents...

are the last to find out what their kids have done.

What we have...

is enough to name her a suspect.

Goodbye.

My Yi Na...

is a suspect?

Hello, Prosecutor Han.

Really?

Thanks. I owe you dinner.

It means a lot to me.

Yes, sure. Say I'll be right there.

Bye.

(Establish Law and Order That Put People First)

Hello. Take a seat.

You took your time.

Of course I did.

When I heard you accepted my deal,

I rushed over with joy.

Is it true?

Do I get a shorter sentence if I donate my brain?

I went to middle school and university with your prosecutor,

and we're extremely close.

I'll talk to her for you.

I'll even write a petition in your favor.

I'll even get a petition from the director of the lab...

your brain will go to.

He's like family to me.

You must know...

that's good enough to get you...

a shorter sentence.

Bring the form.

So I can sign it before I change my mind.

A petition?

I don't want someone like him to get a shorter sentence.

Don't worry.

He won't get one.

What did you do?

He took a life just because she broke up with him.

Who cares if I lied if it's to give him...

a chance to make up for it?

He should be grateful.

Not stopping at any means to get your way...

Oh. I'm psychopathic, aren't I?

Don't do it, then.

If you write the petition,

I'll stop visiting Dr. Hwang.

Why not?

You never do as I say.

Of course it won't be because you told me not to.

I visited Dr. Hwang because I wanted him to donate his brain.

I won't have to see him if I can get Kang In Ho's brain.

So...

I just need you to write a petition.

(Director's Office)

(Petition)

Why did you lie?

When did I send that message?

What are you saying?

You did send it.

No, I didn't.

Hand in your phone to the police.

I didn't, for your sake.

I have shots of you drunk out of your mind.

Won't you mind if your dad's colleagues saw?

I'll hand it in if you don't mind.

Your dad will be so humiliated.

Well?

That's just for starters.

I think she's crying.

Is it because you don't believe her?

It's not that I don't believe her.

I want her to think.

There must be an explanation.

She can't remember. She was drunk.

Why did she drink anything at all?

You shouldn't have gone out yourself.

If you hadn't, you'd have been at home,

and this wouldn't have happened.

Did I know this would happen?

It's my fault.

It's all on me.

I should've been here.

My poor Yi Na.

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

(Dr. Shin Ha Ru)

(Dr. Shin Ha Ru)

Hello, Detective Geum.

It's so weird.

You're the only person I can call in this situation.

I was curious how it was all going.

So? What's happening?

What do you think?

I want to trust my daughter,

but now that the evidence has turned up,

I don't know what to do. All I can do is sigh.

Dr. Brain, what would you do if you were me?

If I were you,

I'd carefully examine the forensic details again.

Isn't that your job as a police detective?

Why?

Are you afraid it'd only confirm that Yi Na actually did it?

Dr. Brain, you're good.

You really can read me like a book.

You're right.

I think that's why this is so hard for me.

I suppose it's natural for you to feel that way as her parent.

Although I can't really relate to it.

Anyway, the second questioning will take place tomorrow, right?

I have to stop by somewhere on the way,

so please have the forensic results...

and an up-to-date progress report ready for me. See you.

He cares.

Yes, I'm a father.

No matter what the truth is,

I will accept it.

(Mobile Forensic Report)

She called 911...

at 9:30pm.

The message was sent at 9:12pm.

What happened during the 18 minutes?

I sobered up...

and saw Eun Ho, so I called an ambulance right away.

An Hye Young.

Kim Min Ji.

(An Hye Young, Kim Min Ji)

(Women and Youth Division)

Hello.

(Domestic violence, child and elder abuse. Contact the police for help.)

Detective Geum?

Oh, hello.

What are you doing here?

(Women and Youth Division)

- It was manipulated? - It was manipulated?

Look here.

Yi Na sent the message at 9:12pm.

Then she called 911 at 9:30pm.

Thirty minutes later, she frantically called her friends.

To find out what happened, I suppose.

But none of her friends picked up.

Yi Na said she called 911 as soon as she woke up.

I think we can believe her.

So Yi Na was unconscious when the message was sent.

But what about the password?

It's her fingerprint.

Hey, find her phone.

Oh, right. Find it.

Did you find it?

Hey, come here.

Hey, look!

I sent it.

- Got it! - It's possible they sent it.

What time did those boys leave?

Based on the security footage, we believe they left at around 9:20pm.

It means they were with Yi Na when that message was sent.

We can certainly suspect that they were the ones who sent it.

If they left the chat room right after sending the message,

the chat room would be gone.

So Yi Na had no idea that such a message was sent from her phone,

which is why she confidently asked for a forensic analysis.

That's exactly what I'm talking about.

I considered reaching out to the Women and Youth Division,

but I didn't want to meddle in the investigation, so I was torn.

Right. Since you're her dad, they could get the wrong idea.

Then...

I'll go talk to them.

Yes, help him.

Captain Seul.

Thank you.

(Trustworthy Police Makes Our Country Safe)

They talked amongst themselves to keep their stories consistent,

which seems suspicious.

Before we book Yi Na as a suspect,

we should go through their phones too, don't you think?

Yes, we should.

Tell Detective Geum not to worry too much.

The truth is bound to come out.

Okay.

How have you been, Dr. Hwang?

What's with you today? I'm surprised you answered my call.

I tried calling a few times, but you never picked up.

I suddenly wanted to hear your voice.

Did something good happen? You sound chipper.

Yes, I came to see Kang In Ho.

He'll sign the donation consent form.

Is that so?

Will Kang In Ho actually sign the form?

He gladly accepted my offer.

He'll donate his brain.

I have to meet the psychopathic brain that I need.

I have to go. Bye.

What's going on? What's taking him so long?

Gosh.

An emergency in Cell 216 in Building B!

An emergency! Hurry! Go!

You'll have to leave.

I'm afraid we have to cancel your special visit.

- What happened? - Kang In Ho is dead.

- Please leave. - Wait.

- Did he take his own life? - Yes.

He was fine this morning.

But before your visit, he suddenly...

Is that so?

Will Kang In Ho actually sign the form?

You.

What did you do?

Oh, no.

You sound very angry.

Why?

Because your toy is broken?

This is what you get for ignoring me.

I can't stand those who ignore me as much as those who are rude to me.

I absolutely despise those who beg for attention.

No.

You're not ignoring me.

You're just using it...

as a way to avoid pain.

If you have the courage to face pain,

come and see me.

Now, you need my brain again. Am I wrong?

I shall see you soon.

If you have the courage to face pain,

come and see me.

It was a normal car accident.

That man is using your flawed memory...

to cook up a ruse to shake you to your core.

Is Yi Na's father here?

You're Eun Ho's Mom.

I heard it was Yi Na...

who hurt Eun Ho.

Nothing has been proved yet, but...

I'm sorry.

Ma'am, it's still an ongoing investigation.

Are you taking his side since he's a fellow officer?

I can't trust that this team will investigate his case properly.

There seems to be a misunderstanding.

Our team isn't investigating the case.

It's under the purview of the Women and Youth Division.

I can't trust this station all together.

So that there can be a fair investigation,

I want the case transferred to another station.

If my request isn't met,

I will take action.

Of course.

Of course, you can request that.

Ma'am, don't worry.

The case will be transferred to another station...

so that it can be fairly investigated.

I was so wrapped up in my own worries...

that I didn't stop to consider how you'd be feeling.

When a family member is involved,

the case can be transferred to another station.

Whoever takes the case will come to a similar conclusion,

but Yi Na will feel more pressured.

Today, she'll be giving her last statement at this station.

That's right.

Then we should find the smoking gun today.

Who's up first?

Around what time did you come to?

Around 9:30pm.

After I came to, I immediately called for an ambulance.

You made the call at 9:30pm,

but you texted Hye Young at 9:12pm.

Are you saying you weren't awake at the time?

Don't humiliate yourself...

and think wisely.

Yi Na.

I'll ask again.

That text.

Did you send it?

Well...

Yi Na's highly agitated.

You said you didn't text her.

It's why you confidently turned in your phone.

Yi Na.

You have to answer me.

I think I sent it.

But you said you came to at around 9:30pm.

How could you have texted her at 9:12pm?

I don't know.

That's absurd. Why has she been lying, then?

Maybe she only lied just now.

Her attitude shifted drastically.

My guess is that something happened.

(Seobu Police Station)

It's all right.

Let's go home. It's okay.

Yi Na...

She lied about texting that message.

Even I could've told you that.

There must be a reason she went back on her word.

Why isn't she talking to me though?

How can I help her when she won't say anything?

I'm sure there's a reason for that as well.

According to the CCTV footage around the corner of Yi Na's house,

you left her place at 9:18pm.

So?

Talk faster, will you?

Yi Na texted Hye Young at 9:12pm.

Were you with her...

at the time?

Yes.

Did you see Yi Na texting on her phone?

No.

But you were with her at the time.

Yi Na was in her room,

and I was taking a dump.

What the...

Me? I was there smelling his poop.

That's disgusting!

Quiet!

Aren't you the ones...

who texted Hye Young?

The circumstances give me reasonable doubt...

that you could've texted her yourself.

Do you have proof?

Get me the proof, and then we'll talk,

lady.

She has a rough job for someone so old.

Can you turn in your phones?

I don't want to.

You don't have to turn yours in.

It can't be an issue.

I don't want to.

I don't have a phone, you see.

Must I turn mine in though?

It's not like I'm trying to be difficult.

There's just a lot of porn on it.

I can't hand over mine...

since my teacher has it.

If it annoys you,

get my teacher to give it to you.

Is that so?

I could issue a warrant and take them legally.

My goodness.

- Gosh. - Is that so?

Then take them from us.

But if you do,

I'll kill myself.

If I die, it'll be on you.

Look at him.

What are you doing? Stop.

- Look. - No way.

- Did you see that? - That's hilarious.

Guys. Look.

- Stop. - Let go!

Let go of me!

Let go of me!

Let go!

What a joke.

Let go of me!

Going through something like that drains all your energy.

I'm scared.

What if he really commits suicide?

I don't want to deal with him anymore.

I'm turning the case over to the prosecution.

With Yi Na as the suspect?

All the evidence and statements point to that.

She even confessed.

There must be a reason she changed her story.

Captain Seul,

are you interfering with my investigation?

Of course not.

I'm sorry.

I really thought you were going to smash your head.

I needed it to bleed.

Does it hurt?

Of course. Must you ask?

Hey.

It's that psychopathic scientist.

What is it?

Do you have something to say?

There's one thing you should know.

I'm in a really bad mood today.

I lost a valued treasure.

What's he saying?

So you'd better...

think carefully before answering my question.

Are you blackmailing Yi Na?

No.

Why would we blackmail her?

We're not such bad kids.

Did we show her just one photo?

Yes.

Don't you want to know what photo it was?

Give me a call if you do, Mr. Psycho.

He's so scary. Must be because he's a psycho.

I almost wet myself.

He got kicked out of the lab for having a nasty temper.

I see it.

He stole a corpse to dig out the brain.

How charismatic.

This is terrible.

Will prosecution send her to Juvenile Court?

It'll be aggravated assault if the boy doesn't wake up.

She might end up in actual court.

That'll be really hard on her.

I must ask her...

why she changed her statement.

I'll ask her. Where is she?

At home.

Leave it. I should ask her.

Some things are hard to tell a parent.

He's right. She's very agitated and sensitive.

Yes. This sounds much better.

Help me out, Dr. Brain.

If things go wrong, I might go off the rails.

I'll bring in the kid and torture him until he confesses.

What? Do you think I shouldn't?

My daughter's life is at stake.

No. Let me do the torturing for you.

In a very cruel manner.

Yi Na.

I'll help you.

But you must be honest.

Are they...

threatening you with photos?

Don't cry.

They committed the crime.

Not you.

They committed the crime.

Not you.

They committed the crime.

Not you.

Okay?

Good. You shouldn't cry. Not when it wasn't your fault.

You might want to cry because you feel wronged.

But you still shouldn't.

If you do, they'll think even less of you.

Okay.

You must act dignified.

"This is what they did to me."

You must speak up.

Only then can we help.

Now,

will you tell me what happened?

I didn't send that message.

When I told her to hand in her phone to the police,

she threatened me with a photo.

She said she took weird photos that day.

Did you see them?

I only saw one.

She said there were lots more.

She asked if I didn't mind if Dad's friends saw them.

If I didn't want that, I should say I was responsible.

If I didn't, she said she'd send the photos out.

I'd been trying to avoid them,

but we met a few days ago.

And...

Fifty dollars per photo.

I have 20 photos, so that's 1,000 dollars.

I don't have that much money.

You don't? Then we should earn some.

I'll ask for...

fifty cents per photo.

Look.

My gosh.

I don't know what to do.

I'll sort it all out for you.

Call the punk.

This is hilarious.

Hey, it's Geum Yi Na.

(Geum Yi Na)

I don't have money, but I have something else for you.

Come here on your own.

Hey, I guess she learned how to play along.

I have to go.

(Fighting for right of retention)

Geum Yi Na.

Geum Yi Na!

You told me to come here.

Geum Yi Na!

Geum Yi Na?

What are you?

I'm here to teach your brain a lesson.

To call this a prank your frontal lobe...

is carrying out while it's maturing,

it's a bit too drastic.

You're like a bus with no brakes.

Before you ruin someone else's life,

I'll put on some brakes.

Your brain needs to be taught...

that if you do this,

your life ends up on Andromeda.

What are you on about, you psychopath?

Let go! Let go of me!

You can't do anything on your own,

but you act like you're all that with a few minions. It's pathetic.

Kids are like that at your age.

But you crossed the line.

You should pay the price for that.

You murderous psychopath.

What are you doing?

Will you kill me?

No.

You'll beg for me...

to kill you.

This machine is used in neuroscience for torture.

See for yourself.

You'll really wish you were dead.

How about...

we begin?

Don't. I don't want this!

Get lost!

(Fighting for right of retention)

(Brain Works)

Isn't revenge always sweet?

You can't beat fury.

"Doctor couple murder."

You're destined to become a murderer.

No. Help.

This case.

Did Dr. Brain catch on?

Why did you deceive me?

What is the truth you know?

If you let me out,

I'll tell you who it is.

The culprit.