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God's Quiz 3

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Shangri-La Convalescent Hospital

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Room 203 Park In Sung Shin Hui Soo

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Episode 2 'Hospice'

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- Knock knock.- Yes.

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This place doesn't have a place to rest?

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Don't you miss working at the center?

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There were sofas there,

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the rooms were a lot bigger than here,

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and the pay was good.

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It's a lot better here.

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You can focus on only research.

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And how could I continue to stay there?

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After I made you like this...

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I'm fine.

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Also, the court found you not guilty.

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Just the fact that you're back makes me feel so good.

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You brat, I'm getting goose bumps. That's enough.

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Doctor, without you I'm more crazy.

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You know that.

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Thanks.

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How's it going?

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Just a little more.

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What about Dr. Han?

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I'm here.

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Why are you calling a busy person?

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Is something going on?

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A little later,

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Detective Kang's successor is going to come.

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Oh, really?

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Oh, what kind of person this time...

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By any chance, a female?With a nice body like Detective Kang?

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You talk about someone else's woman with butter on your eyes?

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This person!

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I wish a male officer would come.

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I'm okay with everything. But who was that last time?

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Detective Bae, right?

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As long as it's not that person, I'm okay.

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Ah! That really cheap person! Whenever I think of him, my annoyance comes surging up like vomit.

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Ah, my $100. Ah!

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Really!

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You talk so roughly just because you can't see me?

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How? Why are you here?

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No way...

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You can't tell by what you see?

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Dr. Han Jin Woo.

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Wow.

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Jackpot!

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Here. Detective Bae, who starting today, will be in charge of our cases.

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Greet him formally.

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This is not okay. This is really not okay.

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Of all places, why'd you come here?

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Hey, should I not be here?

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If you don't like it, then you should become the National Police Agency Commissioner.

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Let's change the subject.

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These are my team members. Introduce yourselves.

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Hello. I'm Officer Po.

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Hello. I'm Officer Lee Ran.

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At your service.

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I'm Kim Seong Do, a research worker.

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If you take off your glasses, I think you'll be really pretty...

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I'm Yoo So Yi, a research worker.

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Glad to meet you.

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And I'm the manager here. At your service.

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This warm atmosphere is not good.

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If it's like this I'm really going to be in trouble.

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Trouble?

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First, let's quickly get started.

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Aigoo, cham.

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Park In Sung, 45 years old. A patient at Shangri-La Convalescent Hospital in ChungNam.

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He killed a fellow patient, named Lee Dong Woo, who was 51 years old, with a tray from his room.

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All of you know he killed him with a tray. For what reason?

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According to Park In Sung's statement, Lee Dong Woo had threatened to kill him.

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Looking at their ages, it doesn't seem like they were in a senior residential home.

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Is it a psychiatric clinic?

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No.

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It's a residential facility for terminally ill patients with rare diseases.

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So it came directly to us.

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Yes. Also the culprit is currently being guarded by officers at the hospital.

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His condition is severe and in that region there's no other adequate facility to lock him up.

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What disease did the victim have?

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What? Oh, yes. He had...Be...Beche..

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Hold on.

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Oh, he was a patient with Behcet's disease.

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And he had terminal stomach cancer.

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The disease sounds like bread.

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That's a baguette. This is Behcet's...

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Anyway...

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This disease is a disease that...

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It's a kind of an inflammatory disease.

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So it's a systemic disease that affects the mouth, genitals, eyes, skin, veins, organs, and nerves.

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The whole body gets affected.

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And if a patient with this disease gets sick it becomes even more lethal.

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Then what's the culprit's disease?

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Terminal liver cancer and hepatic encephalopathy.

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It's caused by the accumulation of toxic substances in the bloodstream that are normally removed by the liver.

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Because of that the brain and nervous system gets damaged.

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My junior will explain the most common symptoms.

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Altered state of consciousness or confusion. Personality change and even coma.

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Then the culprit could've committed murder due to an altered mental state.

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I don't know why all the cases here are so complicated from the beginning.

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That's why it's our office.

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First, let's look at the body.

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Cause of death is cranial damage due to trauma.

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Cancer has spread to most of the organs.

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He didn't have much time left.

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But what's important, is that

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in this condition, he couldn't move about freely on his own. So he needed constant care from someone.

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But...

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He threatened to kill a person?

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When he couldn't even take care of himself?

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Detective Bae, it's illegal to interrupt me here.

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Bring the bastard who wrote that law, I'll beat him.

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As you said Manager Jo, I think the culprit killed him because he was in an altered mental state.

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For the time being, it seems Detective Bae and Dr. Han

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will need to go on a long trip.

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Tell me the truth.

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You came to our office because we're easy to deal with, right?

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No.

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Because of money.

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Money?

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The salary here is very high.

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And business expenses are approved quickly.

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You don't have any other reasons?

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Something that sounds good?

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Do people live for what looks or sounds good? Everyone lives like this.

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Yes, that's not surprising.

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But why does this car smell like rotten eggs?

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And what's this in the back? What's that blood stain?

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Seriously, so dirty.

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That?

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This car's had a difficult life.

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Three years ago,

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this car belonged to a killer who killed at least 20 people in a gang in Incheon that sold beef.

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So that blood stain is from a crime organizations...killing...like sashimi...

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Ah, seriously? Why do you drive this kind of car?

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I bought it because it was cheap.

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For 1/3 of the market price.

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This car runs really well. Really.

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After today, I'm not riding in this car.

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What if ghosts come out at night? Seriously!

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Ghost? What? Who's that in the back?

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Ah! Who? Who is it?

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You thought you scared me, didn't you? I'm just so excited right now.

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Ah, seriously!

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Shangri-La Convalescent Hospital

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Shangri-La?

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Isn't this the name of a cafe for men?

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Cafe for men?

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Shangri-La. It's an earthly paradise in "Lost Horizon" by James Hilton.

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A happy land where people don't age or die.

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In other words, utopia, Eden...

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I wonder if the employee cafeteria's food tastes good here...

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This is a very disconerting situation.

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This is the first time something like this has happened.

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Then before this there haven't been any other cases in particular?

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No.

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Members have a pleasant time and then peacefully pass away.

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This person's photo is everywhere.

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Who is this person?

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Her name is Shin Hui Soo. She's our most beloved hospice.

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Security deposit of $100,000 and monthly living expenses of $2,000 and optional additional charges.

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This is no joke.

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With the best medical staff and best hospice team,

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we are providing the utmost care for our terminally ill members.

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It's presumptuous of me to ask, but I hope the case is quickly wrapped up.

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If you spend the last days of your life in a place like this, do you automatically go to heaven? Making a big deal...

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What's wrong with using their money to die comfortably?

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Every one has their own way of doing things.

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Own way? B***sh**. You're out of the game when you die.

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Are you being like this because you jealous?

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Jealous? Yeah, right.

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If it were me, I'd donate everything to charity and get rid of everything before I left.

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On the off chance,

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just don't empty my wallet.

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That's Shangri-La's mascot, right?

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Wow, she looks much better in person.

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She's not photogenic, right?

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He completely crushed him.

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Did he really kill him because of irritability caused by an altered level of consciousness?

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No matter what, I don't think this makes any sense.

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Someone in an altered mental state invited a man who'd threatened to kill him to play chess in the middle of the night?

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Doesn't make any sense.

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He could've done it to kill him first.

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But what if the victim had no intention of killing him?

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Then he must be really crazy.

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You said his condition is abnormal.

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If you eat food from a crime scene, you'll have bad luck for 3 years.

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Here.

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Please take care of this.

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Have a good day.

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What'd you give him?

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You don't need to know.

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Let's go.

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Is he alright?

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What?

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Well, yes.

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Since when did he threaten to kill you?

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Starting last month.

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Why?

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I don't know.

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He appeared every night and

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stood next to me with a knife.

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Lee Dong Woo couldn't even stand or walk on his own. How could he kill you?

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That's a lie!

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That person can move!

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He came every night and scared me!

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You didn't tell anyone else?

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I told my doctor and my hospice, but

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they didn't believe me.

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Yes, he has said that before.

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Then why didn't you do anything about it?

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Park In Sung has hepatic encephalopathy and

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hallucinates frequently.

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Then are you saying that he was hallucinating?

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That's my opinion.

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You were the nurse in charge of the victim, Lee Dong Woo?

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Did anything happen in particular between them?

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Both of them were usually friendly.

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Though they sometimes fought while playing JangGi (Korean Chess).

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Park In Sung won frequently and teased Lee Dong Woo, making him angry, but

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not enough for anything like this to happen.

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So you've never seen him threaten him directly?

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Of course not.

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Lee Dong Woo had a temper, but he was very affectionate on the inside.

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Where's Park In Sung's hospice?

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Dying beautifully is as important as living beautifully.

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But regret and lingering desires can keep people from dying beautifully.

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They make you suffer more than your physical ailments.

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Why should you shoulder that pain?

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Why do you need to leave with that burden?

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That is for the people left to carry.

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You have the right to die freely and the right to die happily.

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You're very young for a hospice.

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I started right after I graduated from college.

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This is a hard job. How'd you end up doing this?

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I'm the same as everyone else.

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Everyone has something they want to do. I want to do this.

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Tell us about Park In Sung. Was there anything unusual about him in particular?

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He had a great sense of humor and had a lot of affection.

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He had some difficulty as his disease progressed, but he wouldn't have done that in his right mind.

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He said that Lee Dong Woo threatened to kill him.

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Did you know?

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No.

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That never happened.

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That was a dream.

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Wait!

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He screamed intensely while he slept.

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That Lee Dong Woo had come to kill him.

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If the threat had been real, there's no way I wouldn't have known about it.

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We heard you weren't in the room when the incident occurred.

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Where were you?

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Aren't you supposed to be at his side 24 hours a day, every day?

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Yes, you're right.

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But that day, I was in my room because I needed to study.

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If I have the light on, it bothers other people.

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Aigo..That's...

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An unfortunate coincidence. How were you only gone that day?

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I also find that very sad and regrettable.

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A person's hallucinations don't form all of a sudden.

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The brain only remembers what it's perceived. What it's directly seen or heard.

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But not even one person has seen him being threatened.

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Then there's need to be a third stimulus.

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If he wasn't threatened directly, Lee Dong Woo's personality had to be usually terrible or

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someone had to have gone and provoked him by saying, "In Sung, Dong Woo's trying to kill you."

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You're making this complicated again. So what? Park In Sung's the one who killed him.

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It looks like he'll be dead before this case even gets to court.

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Imo! Put some pig ear in the next one!

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How many more bowls are you going to eat? It's not like you're going to be paying!

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What do you think, Dr. Han?

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About what?

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Shin Hui Soo. The hospice.

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Why's such a pretty woman doing that kind of work? Cleaning the urine and poop of dying people?

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She said she does it because she likes it. Maybe it's her vocation.

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You thought it was leery too Dr. Han, right?

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How could I know that? The intuition of a 20 year veteran is the best. Of course.

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Just curse instead of twisting your words.

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Yes. Dr. Yoo?

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We tested the water in the humidifier you sent and detected methyl bromide.

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Methyl bromide, which was detected,

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is a substance found in soil sterilants, mainly for grain or fruit production.

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But this isn't used in households or at hospitals. It's only used in large-scale commercial agriculture.

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Why would that be in the humidifier?

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That's what I'm saying.

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Exposure to this chemical causes cognitive impairment, headaches, and optical atrophy. In severe cases, patients become delirious and even have seizures.

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What kind of bastard put that kind of substance in there?

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But how'd you know that, Dr. Han?

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The apples.

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Usually, it gets absorbed by skin.

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But it was left on the apples. So I ordered an urgent test of the water from the humidifier.

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Ah, this insight. Really.

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You really seem sane when you're like this.

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Aigo...

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I knew you ate too much. So disgusting.

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What's this?

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-Damn! -Oh my!

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Wait just a second. Should I give you this?

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What? What's this? What are you doing? Ah! Really?

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What do you mean?

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There was a chemical substance in the humidifier?

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Do you personally maintain the humidifier in the room?

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Yes, I do, but...

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Then you're the only person who could've put that inside. Right?

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No,

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I never did that before.

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Hallucinations caused the murder.

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And a chemical substance was found in the humidifier. Sounds like a big problem, right?

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I really don't know anything about it.

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You put that in the humidifier and made Park In Sung go crazy, right?

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And you were in the other room so you wouldn't breathe it in.

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Right?

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What's going on in here?

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The hospital is clean, but...

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it smells foul in here.

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Can I talk to you for a moment?

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What is this?

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It's a small amount, but it's my sincerity.

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Aigo...You shouldn't have.

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I need to write my name so Dr. Han can't take any.

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I'll make a reservation at a nice place in the city, let's have a drink and...

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Evidence exhibit 1 Don't interfere or interrupt my investigation here.

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If you do I'll get you involved with this.

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She's very neat.

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What kind of medicine is this?

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Tell me the truth.

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Why did you really become a hospice?

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Everyone wants to go to heaven,

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but no one wants to die.

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Even if you die you can't accept that fact.

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As you heard last time at my lecture,

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it's because of lingering desires and attachment.

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I wanted to do something that can ease their burden. Even if it's just a little bit.

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To me, this is not just a job. It's a mission I'm committed to.

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A mission I need to try and fulfill until the day I die.

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And more importantly, I wanted to protect their right to die.

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Without interference from anyone. The right to welcome your own death.

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The greater significance is staying by their side as they do that.

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It's human nature to be attached to life.

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Can people forget that so easily?

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At least the people who were with me were able to.

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Then I'm leaving now.

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Wait.

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Excuse me, but could I look at your eyes?

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Our Hui Soo doctor is such a good person.

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I came here because of the rumors about Dr. Hui Soo.

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Except for us, there's no one who waits as comfortably for the day they die.

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That's all due to our Dr. Hui Soo.

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Stil, wasn't there a patient or employee that didn't get along with Ms. Hui Soo?

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Not at all. Since she's competent she was always in charge of new patients with bad tempers.

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The people not able to accept their own death and

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making a fuss. Dr. Hui Soo took care of all of them.

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But after some time with Dr. Hui Soo,

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everyone becomes relaxed.

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Our Dr. Hui Soo is a Buddhist saint and an angel.

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It's not like she's Mother Theresa but they're in a world of praise.

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Then I guess she is an angel + Buddhist saint.

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This is my first time hearing of a Buddhist saint angel putting chemicals in a humidifier.

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Shin Hui Soo didn't do that.

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What?

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Shin Hui Soo's eyes also had inflammation. She has conjunctivitis. If she'd known about the chemicals she would've avoided them.

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Again? Now what is this?

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Anyway, Dr. Han if you need to investigate anything else, go ahead. I need to do something else.

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Why does he keep ordering me around?

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You saw Park In Sung's prescription history yesterday, didn't you?

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I want to check if I missed anything by chance.

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Also, Shin Hui Soo is taking a supplement. Do you know what it is by any chance?

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We don't keep records on the medicines the employees are taking.

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Oh! Isn't this a new model?

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This can project videos, right?

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The quality of this has gotten much better. This would be perfect for Seong Do. He could watch porn regardless of where he is or what time it is.

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Here.

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Yes.

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Subtitles and timing by God's Quiz 3 team @Viki

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Oh! Could I also see when Shin Hui Soo left the facility?

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Left the facility?

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Never.

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Never?

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After she came here, she's never left. Not even once.

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She doesn't have any family or friends? What about a boyfriend?

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I guess not. She doesn't talk about herself at all.

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I'm not sure though.

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What? After she came here she hasn't gone out. Not even once?

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There's no way she obtained those chemicals. No accomplices, but someone obviously did it.

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Anyway. For now, Shin Hui Soo is...

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is faultless. Damn!

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You know the hospice, Shin Hui Soo, right?

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Forget about Shin Hui Soo. Next.

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What?

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Go on. What about the Director?

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He used to sell medical devices and started the convalescent hospital 6 years ago.

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Currently, it's doing so well that the waiting list has hundreds of people.

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But what's important is that when he was selling medical devices he was fined $2.7 million for tax evasion.

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So he used that money to build the hospital?

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What about the head of the medical team?

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That guy smelled pretty rotten too.

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Oh, yes. He was a doctor at HanJoo University Hospital, but was fired 4 years ago for malpractice. He was working at a rural hospital before he came here.

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This isn't a residential facility for patients but a place for people who made a lot of mistakes.

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But what I really want to know,

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why'd you eat all the drumsticks yourself?

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Did I?

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I thought it was a wing.

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Are you telling me that you can't tell the difference between a wing and a drumstick right now?

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It's because I'm old. Why?

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There's some meat left, want to eat it?

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Forget it! Don't eat anymore. I'm going to eat the rest.

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Ah! So loud! What is that? Is his nose a Vuvuzela!

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Seriously, I can't concentrate!

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Why didn't I think of that?

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So the doctor caused the hallucination? What are you talking about?

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If a patient like Park In Sung who'd been prescribed Baclofen for a long time abruptly stops taking it,

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he'll suffer from hallucinations as a withdrawal symptom.

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If the patient deteriorates they could discontinue the prescription.

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You can't stop taking it abruptly. The dose should be tapered down slowly to minimize withdrawal symptoms, but according to these records they stopped giving it to him abruptly.

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So what happens if you're suffering from withdrawal and exposed to that soil sterilant?

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You'd get very, very, really bad hallucinations.

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So much you'd look like Won Bin to him.

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Then isn't he normal?

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This? He told me to give it to our president.

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Is your president and that doctor close?

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Of course. They're father and son.

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And your president does?

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He has a farm and sells wholesale. And delivers produce here.

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Are the fruits fumigated?

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All exported products need to be to pass customs. So we do that too.

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Is my family's wholesale business the only one that uses fumigation?

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We're just asking, why are you raising your voice?

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There's more than 200 people in this hospital.

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You shouldn't target someone with that kind of nonsense.

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Then what about the abrupt stopping of Balcofen? You know the abrupt withdrawal symptoms well, right?

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That only occurs in a small number of patients. It's not prevalent in most patients!

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Still, hepatic encephalopathy is a rare disease. You should've considered it.

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If there's a problem, get his family to file an official complaint!

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We need to organize this properly again.

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We don't know who, but...

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this person...

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made this guy have hallucinations...

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to make him kill this guy.

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Was that done to kill this guy specifically?

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Usually murders caused by hallucinations are ruled to be random. Like a hate crime.

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Then this guy just wanted to kill anyone?

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That's weird.

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If he was targetting Lee Dong Woo, there should be a reason he needed to use hallucinations to get rid of him.

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Right now it looks like a random murder committed because of hallucinations.

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And there was no conflict between the victim and attacker.

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What makes even less sense is why'd they need to kill a person who was going to die soon anyway?

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That's right.

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He was going to die anyway...

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It's not that.

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It's not what?

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Why'd they need to kill a person who's already dying...

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Why'd they need to make sure he died faster?

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Because...he knew a secret?

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Right, one he wouldn't keep any longer.

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A shocking secret.

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Hallucinations...

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Hallucination.

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Oh my gosh! I was surprised.

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Who are you? What are you doing now?

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I'm a doctor from the NSIS Investigation Team...

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What was found?

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Two weeks ago, $200,000 was deposited in Lee Dong Woo's account.

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Also, I found out what you told me to.

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Director Heo Gyoung Il and Dr. Lee Hyuk Joon are planning on flying to America two days after each other.

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Really?

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Their flight times are different but their destinations are the same. New York.

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These people are planning to flee. Take measures to block them from leaving the country. Tell them to make it seem like they're being delayed due to technical difficulties. Don't let them catch on.

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You take care of the rest.

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Why are you here?

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Hurry and go to the bathroom first.

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You need to come to Seoul to be questioned. Don't complain all the way because you need to go.

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Oh, also... Just a minute.

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I'm going to need your cellphone.

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That money...

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You lent it to him? Because you're close?

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Yes.

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Then why were both of you going to New York?

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Oh, that...for vacation.

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And you both are secretly leaving at different times.

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Are you two dating?

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It's like you're reading from the manual.

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You two were being blackmailed, weren't you?

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That's why you used Park In Sung's hallucinations to kill Lee Dong Woo.

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Right?

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Does that make any sense? This isn't a Sci-fi movie. Why'd we use hallucinations to kill a person?

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And why'd we target Lee Dong Woo?

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You surprised me!

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Really...

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Wow, the quality on this is awesome.

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You thought that you just needed to delete the file from the phone, didn't you?

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Do you know how much file recovery techniques have improved lately?

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You can see that Lee Dong Woo's face was superimposed on someone else's body.

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Anyone can make this after studying Photoshop for a month.

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We found this file on your computer too.

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You used this to induce a specific hallucination.

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Don't come any closer!

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A normal person would've figured out that it was coming from outside, but

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that was impossible in Park In Sung's mental state.

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So he was completely fooled.

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We also detected that soil sterilant or whatever it is that's used for fumigation in the trunk of your car.

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Didn't you say you've never touched it?

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Then did the sterilant walk in on its own?

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I don't know anything about that.

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He said he doesn't know!

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Stop this nonsense and quickly confess!

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If I decide to shake the dust from you guys, there'll be more than a ton.

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Why'd you need to kill Lee Dong Woo?

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I want a lawyer!

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Until then, don't say anything!

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Yes, Seong Do Hyung?

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You know that prescription you had me investigate?

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It's a new drug that was developed in America, but it hasn't been distributed yet domestically and it's still going through clinical trials.

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It's for cancer patients. It's for pain management for terminal patients who have no other options.

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Also, I looked into Shin Hui Soo and in the past 2 years, 8 out of 11 of her patients passed away in their sleep.

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It's normal for terminal patients to pass away within a year, but the percentage of her patients who passed away in their sleep is unusually high.

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Please listen to me!

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You should not fear death!

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To me, this is not just a job. It's a mission I'm committed to.

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Detective Bae, we need to go to Shangri-La at once!

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Oh! By the way, Shin Hui Soo stayed by the deathbed of her father who passed away 13 years ago.And her mother who passed away 11 years ago.

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In addition, her father passed away in his sleep after suffering from brain damage for 2 years because of her family's resistance to pull the plug.

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I'm the hospice in charge. This is his meal.

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Dad, you're in a lot of pain, right?

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No, I'm alright.

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My daughter is by my side.

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Where's Shin Hui Soo?

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Where's the hospice?

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Why'd you do that?

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Why did you have to do that?

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I told you.

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I did it for them.

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To them, dying early like that was painful.

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You might've considered it your calling, but you commited a crime against them.

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No.

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Those people shared their authority with me.

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If I'd sent Park In Sung...

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just a bit earlier...

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he wouldn't have become a murderer.

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Still, it's a relief...

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that even though I was late, I lessened his pain.

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Enduring that pain was their burden to bear.

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No. That...

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is just the excuses of those left behind.

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Someone...

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can lighten their burden.

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Definitely.

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Dad, are you not leaving because of us?

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How could I leave you and your mother?

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No, it's okay. You don't have to worry about us.

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You can leave freely.

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Then I think I'll be really happy too.

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I'll make you feel free. Sorry for being so late.

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I love you, Dad.

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Thank you. I love you, my daughter.

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I love you, too. Dad.

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What do you think you're doing?

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Is this person crazy? Who are you talking so roughly to?

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I should talk roughly to trash. Then should I use honorifics?

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This person...

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If you're confident, try to hide it. I'll reveal the truth. Just like a grandmother picks out all the bones from a fish for her grandchildren!

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And you. The Director will probably get out of this, but you're screwed. Do you think he'll cover for you?

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Don't misjudge the situation.

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Wait...

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Have you come?

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I...

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saw something horrifying.

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Well,

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there's nothing wrong with dying earlier, if you're going to die anyway.

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What do you want?

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Who are you trying to get involved right now? It's all a lie!

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What?

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He's trying to get out of it after he told me to do everything!

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Why, this bastard! Are you mad?

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The Director thought of everything. I just did as I was told.

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Lawyer! Call me a lawyer!

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Do you think of your lawyer as your dog!?

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The reason your hospital was so highly regarded was because of the hospice, Shin Hui Soo.

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All of your advertisements had her in them.

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You then find out that she's a terminal cancer patient.

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But because you needed Shin Hui Sooyou got a drug that hasn't even gone through clinical trials and made her take them.

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So because you needed her for your business, you covered up her crime.

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And you used Park In Sung to kill Lee Dong Woo.

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To you, a person's death was just a product.

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To sell that product you put your patients in danger.

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Doctor.

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Do you think a perfect death really exists? One with no regrets, lingering desires, or pain?

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Who knows.

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It probably depends on your point of view.

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To a person who's had a painful life, death could be hope.

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And to a person who believes they've always been behind, death could be the finish line.

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It's hard to come to an easy conclusion.

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But... there is something I'm sure of.

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As Shin Hui Soo said,

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death belongs only to the person dying.

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Whether they had a happy life or a sad life.

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Of course, with the exception of suicide.

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But what's good about owning your death?

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Because it's a person's last joy and right?

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No, because you don't choose to be born.

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You should leave by your own free will.

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Isn't that life and the world's balance?

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Timing & subbing by The God's Quiz III Team @Viki.

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