Farewell My Darling Page #5
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If you don't take the car back,
Don't be ridiculous!
Why can't I be a son-in-law
in this family.
Who else would overlook your past and
accept you the way you are?
- Bullshit.
- Chan-sook!
- If Dad's here, you're dead.
- Chan-sook!
Bullshit?
Your father is dead, and
that's why we're here.
Chan-sook.
Mom!
Mom!
Chan-sook, my dear.
It's all right.
I know, I know.
I know...
How was Dad?
You'll never know how much he missed
you and cried for you.
Day four San-Yuek, Bin-Sang-Yu Nori
It's chilly out here.
Did you stay up all night?
Yeah.
Go and get some sleep.
Your wife just left.
Hey, hey, this must just be
a misunderstanding.
What a jerk it is!
This son-of-a-b*tch ruined
Chan-sook's life.
- Is that the a**hole?
- Right.
Stop it. You've got the wrong man.
Stop it.
Stupid, you should have listened
to me when I told you not to come.
...Come on. Come on. Hurry up
Stupid. Come on... Hurry up...
You just show up out of the blue and
stir up the whole family...
Let's get you out of here.
Sir, I'd like to pour your
a glass of Soju.
I heard there will be built a expressway
in front of your house.
Aunt, please set another table here.
Their praise of land will be increase
if expressway is built.
Even though expressway is built,
that is good for the rich, not the poor.
We have a lot of things to
take care of
before the coffin can be carried
to the burial site.
The grave hasn't been dug yet.
We'll have a lot more people coming.
We also need pallbearers.
Mother?
Yes?
How dare you!
Where did you get that stupid suit?
You look so sexy in that mourning
dress. Sex-y!
Ouch.
We need more hands here.
Where are the pallbearers?
Did you hear that?
They need my hands.
Is everything going all right?
Who's up there digging the grave?
Don't worry.
I'll take some men up there soon.
Good, good.
Let's just forgive him.
Here they come.
What's going on?
- The air raid siren.
- Air raid? We need to take cover.
I noticed the deceased isn't leaving.
Does he want to put the others
through their paces?
- We ought to hide somewhere.
- Me, too?
What are we supposed to do?
Should we take cover or not.
If you're in the Civil Defense Corps
you take part no matter what.
Damn. Well, the head of the CDC is here.
As long as he's here, we're safe.
Nobody's going to write us up for
not participating.
Time to wake up, sir.
Ladies and gentlemen,
please sit down and listen.
This house of mourning is now proclaimed
to be extra territoriality.
Please continue with whatever
you were doing.
If you were eating, go ahead and eat.
Those of you in the kitchen, you can
keep on cooking and serving the food.
- He said this was territoriality.
- Let's go.
Those of you who were mourning,
please continue.
You who were making the bier,
please continue.
Go back to your places.
This is extraterritoriality. Go on.
- What did he say?
- Extraterritoriality.
Come on, hurry up.
You can trust me completely.
The chief says you can trust him.
Have some drinks. I, Captain Huh,
take all the responsibility.
Come over here!
Look.
Father's obituary is in the newspaper.
We may need to get some
more meat.
Uncle, we may need another pig.
That's right. We'll need it to put on
the bier tomorrow and for lunch.
in the funeral!
Nice shot.
Remember,
the gall bladder is mine.
What did you say?
He said, "The gall bladder is mine.''
Why is it yours?
a hunting ground.
This way, please, sir.
This way...
- Do you know the gentleman?
- No, I've never seen him before.
- You stay here.
- Yes, sir.
Sir, do you remember me?
I'm the driver Yoon who ran off
with your car.
Mother, do you know a driver
named Yoon?
- Yes.
Dad, Dad.
Something's happened.
- What's all this about?
- Dad, the car's gone.
What are you talking about?
- Where's Yoon?
- He's gone too.
Are you sure?
Chan-woo, go home.
He'll be back.
He's got no place else to go.
You son-of-a-b*tch.
You destroyed this family.
How dare you come here!
Why haven't you been struck
by lightning?
Yoon, the driver?
That son-of-a-b*tch.
- What did you say?
- That's Yoon. The driver.
Bastard. Yoon...
How could you do that to
my brother?
Please calm down.
So you are Yoon, our old driver.
You finally came back.
I'm so sorry.
I would have come back earlier,
but I couldn't face him.
I want to make amends for
what I did to you.
Let's just forget it.
Forgive him and rest in peace.
We can't undo the past.
- Mr. Kim!
- Yes, sir.
Please bring that here.
I know I have no right to ask
you to forgive me.
- But please take this.
- It's full of money!
Haven't you ever seen
money before?
How much is it?
It seems to be more than
Excuse me,
I'd like to watch it, too.
As far as the amount of money
is concerned...
...it's far less valuable than
the land this family once owned.
You need to do something with it.
Let's put it in the farmer's cooperative.
Everybody back in your places.
Do you think we have all day?
They're looking for you,
Chan-woo. Hurry.
Uncle, is this really necessary?
Chan-sae!
Don't be silly. The funeral rites console
the family of the deceased.
They allowed your father to take a last
look at the house,
and they gave the neighbors a taste
of the food.
All that ensures your father his place
in heaven.
You know, our ancestors always had
a reason for each of these procedures.
You take this, take!
You fool.
I'm very proud of you.
You behaved just as you should have as
Chan-sook's older brother.
That's the way it should be.
You must be very tired.
Are you OK?
The baby has been very quiet.
He seems to understand what's going on.
But you can't stay out here like this.
Let's go inside.
Fire! Fire!
Oh, my God. It's a fire!
Maybe it's the ghost of the deceased.
No, it isn't.
Is a ghost that big?
No way. The Uncle Pal-bong's car
just seems to have caught on fire.
Stop it. Don't do that.
Stop it. Stop it.
He's also your father's son.
He... he's your half brother.
Your father... don't hate him.
Now you can stand up.
With this all the bad luck in
this house will go away.
The female members of the household
should now stop following the coffin.
I'll do it.
- Is the baby asleep?
- Yes.
That's OK.
I'll finish up.
Cut.
Very good.
Hello, yes, it's me.
The job's done.
I'm on my way home.
You know Ms. Oh, the writer?
Yes, that's the one. Please call her
and arrange a meeting.
OK.
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