All language subtitles for Familys Honor E54

Final Episode

You're late.

Did you have a drink?

Just a little.

I'm sure you had
more than a little.

Is Oppa asleep?

He's practicing.

I'm home.

Did you go out
drinking again?

What's the
occasion this time?

It's just one of those days
when I felt like drinking.

Isn't that every day
for you?

How's practice?

I feel a little
more confident.

Oppa.

Have you ever had any regrets
about the way you've lived?

Why would I have regrets?

You've wasted your whole life
restoring the family's honor.

Does my life seem
like a waste to you?

If you hadn't been the
firstborn of the Jangsaeng Ha,

maybe your life would've
been different.

Why do you say
such things?

Look at your life.

Your whole life was spent
looking after your children,

and carrying on the
duties of the firstborn.

This is what I think.

Being the firstborn can be
burdensome sometimes,

but as the firstborn
of the Jangsaeng Ha,

I spent my whole life
restoring our family's honor.

And I'm proud
of that fact.

Good night.

Thank you for today.

Let's get some sleep.

There come three
opportunities in a man's life.

She's the first one.

Meeting her was my
first opportunity.

Prior to meeting her, I worked
every day to make ends meet.

But as soon as I married her,
my life turned around.

All the scrap collectors in the
neighborhood moved to other towns.

Then people started
throwing away valuable goods.

Wasn't that strange?

Sure was.

Then my second
opportunity came.

I was digging in the scraps
that someone had left behind,

and I found a nice vase.

Guess what it was.

What was it?

It was...

Are you curious?

Yes.

Hey.

Yes.

Are you sleeping while
I'm talking about my life story?

I've heard this before.

So you'd rather sleep?

It's not that
interesting anymore.

Please tell me.
I'm dying to know.

- Hyun-gyu.
- Yes.

Switch seats with him.

Father!

Good night!
Switch seats.

You're mean!

Let go!

Just keep sleeping.

So what was that vase?

- Yes.
- It was white porcelain.

Wasn't it?

Thanks for the spoiler.

What's up with
your father?

Hyun-gyu wanted to
date you, not him.

I don't know why
he keeps bugging Hyun-gyu.

Father's fond of Hyun-gyu.

But that's too bad.

Sorry?

Gang-suk's become
the black sheep now.

So I was coming down the hill,
and I saw a field of onions.

And I liked what I saw.

Is there no end
to your story?

They have to
get some sleep.

Go on and sleep.
I just need Hyun-gyu here.

Dan-ah can't rest
before you go to sleep.

Hyun-gyu must
be tired too.

I'm not, his stories
are so interesting.

So you're staying?

All night long.

Father, tell me about
the onion field.

That's where I was.

So I bought that field with
the money I made with the vase.

Guess where that
field was located.

Gangnam.

It was in Gangnam!

Don't you ever call yourself
the ideal son again.

Why not?

I'll throw
something at you!

Hyun-gyu's such
a butt-kisser!

Don't say that.

He's gets along well
with Father.

Don't bring him
here again.

Dan-ah's not
their maid.

I don't mind.
He's just kidding.

I wasn't.

He's just jealous because Father
likes Hyun-gyu more than him.

I can tell.

You're ganging up
on me again?

Let's go,
you cry baby.

Good night.

Good night, Dan-ah.

Don't assume things.

I'm not jealous
of Hyun-gyu.

Then why were you butting in
on Father's story?

That's because...

Are you on some
kind of medication?

What do you mean?

You're aging backwards
for some reason.

Stop sulking.

Am I your plaything?

I'm not done playing
with you yet.

Hey.

If I'm your plaything,
play with me on the bed.

Like this?

Move. I have to throw up too.

I'm not done yet.

I started having
morning sickness too.

You did?

Please come out already.
My stomach hurts.

But your mom started
having morning sickness.

Dong-dong, eat breakfast
before you go.

I have to go
poop at school.

Use the bathroom here.

Mom and Dad are having
morning sickness.

I'm going.

Bye.

He shouldn't
skip breakfast.

I guess we only
have one bathroom.

Mal-soon started having
morning sickness,

so you'll have
more work to do.

I'm getting used to
housework just fine.

I wonder how that feels.

Having morning sickness.

Soo-young.
What is this?

I'm so incompetent.

Why didn't you tell me
about this earlier?

It's nothing
to brag about.

Is this why you and
Young-hee got a divorce?

The elders will
be shocked.

Grandfather knows.

I told him before
the marriage.

I'm such an idiot.

What?

I kept joking about having morning
sickness to you and Jin-ah.

We're not that petty.

How about this?

Dong-dong's
younger sibling...

You...

I'll discuss it
with Mal-soon.

She wouldn't say no.

We'll put the baby
under your name.

Do you understand
what you're saying?

But...

But what?

It's not like
we're sending him away.

Keep your mouth shut.

What did you learn
from Grandfather?

He always emphasized
the value of human life.

Do you take someone's
life that lightly?

But I wanted to help you.

I understand how far
you'd go for my sake,

but don't ever mention that
to Mal-soon.

Don't beat yourself
up over it.

As long as we keep quiet,
there won't be a problem.

Hello?

This is Ha Joo-jeong.

I got your number from the
card you gave my grandma.

I happened to pass by
when you two were talking.

Chairman Ha of Daeseong
Construction is your brother?

I'll get to the point.

You wouldn't want him to know
his birth secret, would you?

My stomach hurts.

My morning sickness gets
worse when I see him.

Come here.

I have to throw up.

So watch your behavior
in front of her.

Poor Jin-ah.

That's "Sister" to you.

She grew up
without a family,

and she can't even
have her own child.

So treat her
better than ever.

Don't cry.

We have to apply and wait.

They'll be reviewing
our qualifications.

I wonder who the baby is,

the baby who'll call us
his or her parents.

I wonder if
it's an infant,

or in its mother's
womb as we speak.

What are you doing?

I was praying.

I was praying for our
baby's safety,

and for the day
we can finally meet.

If the baby's still
in mother's womb,

then I pray for the mother's
good health.

Yes, Aunt.

I'm sorry.

I found out while
I was making my documentary.

If I hadn't visited
that grandma,

none of this wouldn't
have happened.

I'm sorry, Suk-ho.

That young man is
demanding money?

Yes.

I wanted to pay him off,
but I don't have $100,000.

I'm really sorry.

He's threatening to
tell Father otherwise?

Oppa will pass away
if he learns about this secret.

He lived his whole life on the pride
of being firstborn of the Ha family,

so the truth will...

...render
his life meaningless.

We won't let him find out.

But the problem is...

Can we trust that guy?

There's no guarantee
he won't blackmail us again.

Were you out?

Yes.

Are you feeling unwell?

You look pale.

What's wrong?

Nothing, I'm just tired.

I'm home.

Hey.

I'm home.

Dan-ah's not home.

Where is she?

Your mom took her
along to a gathering.

Why don't old ladies
just stay home?

They went to a bazaar?

She could've
gone by herself.

Leave my wife alone.

What was that?

She's our
daughter-in-law too.

What a greedy brat.

What's the point of coming home
if my wife isn't here?

Do you see me
complaining?

And you won't get to see her
as often as before.

Your mom wants to bring
her everywhere she goes.

If I'd known...

What?

I wouldn't have married
the perfect girl.

She's home!

Why are you here?

Let's have a men's night.

Again?

I don't feel
like a newlywed.

Mother steals my wife,

and here I am engaged
in your sick hobby.

I'm made!
I'm calling a go.

Are you?

You bet.

Does the new semester
begin in March?

Sorry?

Yes.

March has the best weather,
in my opinion.

What's the weather got
to do with go-stop?

Bomb.

Serve up a junk card.

I'm made.

What do you think
you're doing?

I think
I'm playing go-stop.

Are you trying
to scam your son?

No way.

What a terrible
thing to say.

Cough it up.
The round's on you.

- Welcome home.
- Yeah.

Dan-ah, we have a lunch
meeting tomorrow.

Okay.

I'm not playing dirty!

What's going on?

You are playing dirty!

You're sending secret
signals to Hyun-gyu!

Go-stop again?

I said "two" because
I have a toothache.

I said "eight" because
I hate having a sore joint.

When did I send him
any signals?

Stop making
a fool out of me.

Don't raise your voice.

But Father and Hyun-gyu
are teaming up on me.

Blame yourself for not
being good at the game.

You couldn't have
put that any better.

It's your turn.

Father,
if you trick me again,

I'll call the cops
on you for gambling.

Listen to this airhead.

You'll be arrested for being
an accomplice in gambling.

I pity the fool.

Let's move out.

Sorry?

I won't take all
these insults!

My wife doesn't welcome me,
and my father scams my money.

You're packing already?

You wanted to leave, right?

You're the best.

Do you need
a lot of clothes?

Where will you
be staying?

I'll stay at a hotel,
and then look for a house.

You only need a studio
if you're going to live alone.

You're not coming with me?

I like it here.

You're staying here even
though I'm leaving?

Stop by sometime.

You traitor!

You're so strange.

Why are you so dogged?

Because I'm an animal!

We're a strange family.

Not one of us is actually from
the Jangsaeng Ha bloodline.

But Oppa, you and Soo-young carry on

the burden of the firstborn.

What was he thinking when
he made Oppa his son?

Maybe he wanted to make
his wife feel guilty.

Aunt.

Yes?

Ask that young man
for more time.

Even if he blackmails us,
we have no choice.

We can't let Father
find out at any cost.

But I need the money soon.

I have a down
payment to make.

$100,000 should be chump
change for Daeseong Construction.

Maybe I'll just visit
Chairman Ha tonight.

What do you think
you're doing?

I want the money
by tomorrow.

How dare you!

Stop it, Grandma!

Do you remember me?

You attended my
mother's funeral.

Right, I had attended the
funeral with my father.

Yes.

I heard you became
very successful.

You flatter me.

I just own
a small company.

Mr. Chairman.

What's the matter?

I've made a grave mistake.

What do you mean?

I heard you were out.

Suk-ho.

Yes, Father.

Ask Gang-suk and Dan-ah
to come over tomorrow.

I even asked Dan-ah and
Gang-suk to be here

because you have the
right to know the truth.

There's something
I didn't tell you kids.

I kept it a secret because
I thought you didn't need to know.

But there's no such
thing as a secret.

In case you were to hear of it
after I'd passed away,

I wouldn't want you to think
I kept it hidden out of shame.

So I'll just tell
everyone here.

I'm not your grandfather's
son by blood.

Oppa.

Just listen.

My father was held hostage
by the Japanese,

and he returned home
infertile.

While he was gone,
my mother had been raped.

And the baby
she bore is me.

I overheard about my birth
secret when I was young.

I was shocked at the news, and
tried to run away from home.

But my father held me back,
and said.

You're the son my wife begot,
so you're my own son.

He protected my mother,
the head housewife of the family.

I cried back to him,
"My blood is dirty."

I'm the son of
an evil person.

But he held me and said,

"You're my son that
my wife gave birth to,

so be proud of who you are."

Then he showed my name
listed in our genealogy.

And he reminded me that
I was a valuable person.

I've never forgotten
Father's lesson.

I am a valuable person.

And I've never forgotten
who I am since that day.

People could say I'm not related
to the Jangsaeng Ha family at all.

But Father called me
his own son,

and I've never doubted
what he said.

Regardless of bloodline,
my father's love made me his son,

and you became
his children as well.

Dong-dong's too young
to understand now.

But when the children are
old enough to understand,

tell them the story that
I told you this day.

Tell them
how valuable they are.

Human life has value.

People who don't value themselves
can't appreciate others.

At first, he tried feeding
the baby barley porridge.

Your grandfather tried to raise the
baby that had just lost his mother.

When he realized it wouldn't be
enough to keep the baby alive,

he went around town begging the
housewives to breastfeed the baby.

On his way back home,

he saw the baby peacefully
sleeping after his feed.

That's when he felt like
he had the world in his arms.

Keep still, Uncle.
You might hurt Dong-sun.

Stop crying, Dong-sun.

Are you almost finished,
Grandfather?

I'm all set.

Uncle and Dong-sun
are crying for milk.

Coming!

Here's food.
Stop crying.

What?

Something stinks.

Which one is it?

Both of them.

Then let's change
their diapers.

Uncle's poop
really stinks.

The same goes
for Dong-sun's.

It's so strange.

What is?

Why do babies poop when
all they drink is milk?

I wonder.

Why are they
crying so much?

These brats do
nothing but cry.

I mean Uncle does
nothing but cry.

I'll get him.

Uncle, I told you
not to do this again.

Is this what I get for
changing your diaper?

Hold her tight.

Be careful.

Are they fighting again?

They're playing,
not fighting.

These brats just
won't keep still.

There's only so much room
in there for the two of them.

Why'd you have to be
pregnant with twins?

It's partly your fault.

- We're going.
- Yes.

The gifts.

These are baby clothes.

We were going to buy some.

The more the better.

Please tell them
these are from us.

Thank you.

Tell Grandfather congratulations.

Tell him we wish his new
firstborn good health.

Yes.

Get going.
The baby must be home.

- We're going.
- Yes.

Stop fighting, you brats!

Don't yell at the babies.

Go on.

There's still a month left
but her bulge is so big.

At least she finished
her dissertation.

I feel so sorry for her.

She had a dissertation
and lectures.

And she kept up with the
housework on top of everything.

She's just too diligent.

Their house must be
really noisy now.

That's three babies
under one roof.

He's so amazing to announce
the adoption to the public.

He's so classy.

Others would try to keep
the adoption quiet.

It's better for the child to know
the truth from the beginning.

Maybe I shouldn't have told them
to spend the night there.

Why not?

Dan-ah wouldn't be able to
sleep with the babies crying.

That goes for our
grandchildren too.

I'll tell them
to come home.

Let's train them
to be tough.

Yes, Professor.

They agreed on your
full-time position.

Really?

It's one good news
after another.

You received your degree,

and now you're
a full-time professor.

Can you handle classes
and your twins?

I'm concerned
about that too.

You'd give up teaching?

But you wanted this
full-time position.

I won't give up my
full-time position.

You're a full-time
professor now?

I'm proud of you.

I'm worried about leaving
the kids at home.

So I'll make him
take maternity leave.

Maternity leave?

Yes, they allow those
for men too.

Goodbye, Professor.

You're making me
take maternity leave?

You're their father,
aren't you?

I took a break
this semester,

so you can watch the kids
after they're born.

You... you want me
to watch the kids?

Don't stutter.

But I'm scared.

Are you intimidated?

Anything but that.

I'll make money and
hire babysitters.

Kids, that's the extent
of your daddy's love.

He's such a sissy.

Please be understanding.

I know you're just
as nice as I am.

Fine, I'll take
maternity leave.

Don't blame me if they
grow up to be brats.

Did you hear how
silly he sounded?

Stop making me look bad!
Get used to his temper too.

Mother.

- Hey.
- Hi.

What's going on?
You're actually doing housework?

I have to help because the
babies are making such a mess.

Dan-ah, your
bulge is so big.

You got lucky in one try.

I'm good at basketball.
That's two points a shot.

Why didn't you
shoot a three?

I'll try next time.

What if you get
a four-point play?

- You're home.
- Yes.

How have you been doing?

I'm much better.

Other than that I walk around
the crock terrace aimlessly,

then I'm fine.

Your sense of
humor's back.

So I know
you're doing better.

I'll never lose
my sense of humor.

You have a month left?

Yes.

How'd you end up
with twins?

I heard it's hereditary.

That's not
necessarily true.

Your ancestors are helping you to
reach your goal of seven children.

Seven?

You're having
seven children?

I'll try my best.

Then Gang-suk has to
work so much harder.

I'll try my best too.

Let's go greet
Grandfather.

Right.

He's taking a nap.

But Grandfather
doesn't take naps.

He's worn out
from babysitting.

He must be really tired.

He didn't even notice us
opening the door.

You know what
Dong-dong wants to be?

A nurse.

A nurse?

He found his calling while
he was a babysitter.

A baby nurse.

They're so cute.

He's been sleeping
the whole way.

He's just comfortable
in my arms.

Wake up,
we're home now.

Let's go in.

He opened his eyes.

You know we're home now?

This is our garden.

You can play here
when you grow up.

He's smiling.

He looks so happy.

I think he heard
what I said.

What a nice boy.

Welcome home.

He does resemble them.

His eyes and nose
are like Soo-young's.

And his ears and lips
look like Jin-ah's.

It's only natural their son
would take after them.

Did you pick a name?

I'll keep the Dong character
and call him Dong-woo.

Do you like the name?

Yes, Grandfather.

Then let's go greet
our ancestors.

He's a new firstborn.

Please bless him with
health and a good heart.

They're such good babies.
They hardly cry.

I'm already worried about
some jerk asking for her hand.

You're thinking
that far ahead?

You wouldn't understand
unless you had a daughter.

One of them
might be a girl.

You can talk after
you have a daughter.

Look at her pretty
face and figure.

Babies don't have figures.

You don't think
she looks graceful?

Stop it.

Everyone's
laughing at you.

I'm worried too.

Dong-woo has to enter
the army eventually.

You're worse
than Tae-young.

She won't be able to sleep

because she'll be worrying
about his military duty.

You must be busy with
the wedding preparations.

I tried to come home
early to see the baby,

but I had so much
shopping to do.

Get married
and have a boy.

You'll have a good-looking baby,
if he takes after you.

No way.

What?

I don't want our baby
to take after me.

Our baby has to
take after Jo-man.

She's so out of my league.

Don't say that.

You're too good for me.

Don't say such a thing.

A beautiful girl like
you can brag a little.

I've heard enough.

Enough of what?

I wonder.

I didn't give that
a thought.

A son is fine, but what
if we have a daughter?

You'd prefer a boy?

No, if we have a daughter,
then she'll take after you.

And I'll eventually have
to give her to some brat.

That's life.

No way,
I'll never let her go.

You'll stay with her
all your life?

I think so.

What did you learn from
Father bugging Hyun-gyu?

If a boy like Hyun-gyu asks
for my daughter's hand...

What?

I'll break his legs.

I don't want to think
about that day.

Please forgive
your immature dad.

I've pampered him
too much.

You're like my
personal chauffer.

Then reward me.

Can I kiss you now?

Hyun-gyu.

Yes.

You don't have
to ask anymore.

I've gained some immunity.

But I made
a habit of asking.

Hello?

No, I'm almost home.

Hyun-gyu's here.

No, don't bother him
for today, Father.

I'm coming in, Father.

You'll have to stay up
all night again.

I made a habit
of that too.

My father's such a bother.

Blame me for being
the ideal son-in-law.

That was bad.

That's not how
I meant to propose.

Can you wait until
I finish my army duty?

Please wait for me.

If you don't,
then I'll step on a landmine.

What's wrong?

I have to go to
the hospital.

Okay.

Mother!

Yes?

Please come out, Mother.

What's up?

She's in labor.

But she's due next month.

She's in a lot of pain.

What's going on?

Dan-ah's in labor.

Dan-ah.

Does it hurt?

It hurts so much.

Your water broke.

Let me get dressed.
Get ready.

Yes.

She might give
birth anytime now.

Sorry?

Grandma, are you sure
we can do this here?

This was common
back in the day.

But who gives birth
at home nowadays?

Dan-ah, don't hold back.
Just scream out loud.

She doesn't want to
scream in the house.

We just have to
boil the water?

Grandmother will
do the rest.

I'm so nervous.

Same here.

Just a little more,
Dan-ah.

Just scream out loud.

I screamed my lungs out
when I had Joo-young.

Don't be embarrassed.
Just scream, please.

Go on.

?

Push a little more.

Push a little more.

Grandmother.

The water's ready.
What else do you need?

Get the scissors, and
boil them in hot water.

Yes.

Shouldn't we go
to the hospital?

Leave it to Grandmother.

She delivered
everyone here.

Go inside.

Can I?

I had all my hair pulled out
when Dong-sun was born.

You did this to me!

Grandmother.

May I come in?

No, Dan-ah doesn't
want you to.

It'll help her pull out
Gang-suk's hair.

It's her first birth, so
she might have a hard time.

Not with the
ancestors' blessing.

Giving birth at home is
already a blessing in itself.

Can you see anything?

Almost there.

Just a little more,
Dan-ah.

Push! Push!

But she has
two of them.

Push.

Push!

Push!

Thank you so much.

Congratulations
on your twin sons.

Let's try having twin
daughters next time.

Your parents
have a big dream.

She gave birth at home?

How are the babies?

Ask if Dan-ah's
doing okay.

How's Dan-ah?

Dan-ah's all right.
The babies are fine too.

Ask boy or girl.

Boy or girl?

Twin sons.

What an ugly baby.

I've never seen
such ugly babies.

My sons aren't ugly.

Be quiet.
Let them be.

They're calling
our sons ugly.

Your dad is such a fool.

You say the babies are ugly to keep
the ghosts from being jealous.

Is that right?
Okay then.

You're so ugly.

You boys are so ugly.

Is that his face
or his butt?

You're so ugly.

Let's eat now.

Come on, your older
brother has to eat first.

Stand up and do something.

Try harder.

What do you want me to do?

You just don't want to
take maternity leave.

No, I'm not doing
this on purpose.

- Stop crying.
- You're all done.

Don't wake up
the baby now.

Stop crying.

Don't cry.

Stop crying.

You're making him cry.

I tried my best.

What a sorry excuse.

She's turned me from
a beast into a human being,

and she's given me
peace of mind.

Just as she made a wish on
our wedding day,

I want to make a wish
at this moment as well.

I wish to find her in
my next life again.

Even if I live countless lives,
I want to be with her every time.

Have a seat.

How strange our
relationship is.

The three of us were
born on the same day.

One became my wife,

and the other became
my lifelong friend.

I felt sorry for
my late wife,

but I've always felt sorry
for you as well.

My wife told me
before she passed away,

that she wanted you
to take her place.

Mr. Chairman.

But I just couldn't.

You were like
a sister to me.

You were a sister who was
more dependable than my wife.

I think that's how
we were meant to be.

But please remember this.

Both my late wife and you
meant the same to me.

Man-gi.

Yes, Father.

The house you see there
is where I was born.

Okay.

Your grandfather and his
ancestors were born there too.

I see.

I'm sorry, Man-gi.

You were supposed
to be born there,

but I was too incompetent.

But please remember this.

This is where your
ancestors grew up

and where they left
their legacy.