Hyeongsa sucheob Page #3
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- you dummy.
- You melt taffy and
omen with your tongue.
Nothing's left.
What a waste.
We're almost there.
Good job.
It's money you told
me you needed.
If the deal goes through today,
we'll definitely
seal some evidence.
So don't wait for
Detective Ahn's team
and go take a rest.
You probably haven't
been home for days.
Sir, we'll be going now.
How about some hot soup first?
Have this at least
on the way.
I'm telling you
this story's true!
Thanks for the drink.
Wait, you should pay instead
for listening to my story!
Hold on!
Damn it, this sucks!
But I'm totally broke.
It's freezing like hell!
I'm sorry.
Autumn seemed like
just yesterday,
but it's snowing already?
Since the country
is in turmoil,
so is the damn weather.
Have you seen a
pretty girlish-looking guy,
and a middle-aged man
wearing a hat?
Can I also have
a hot soup here?
If I'm supposed to
meet Namsoon here,
then she should be on time.
You brought the money, right?
No one tailed you, right?
What are you talking about?
If the stuff is real,
then we can pay more for it.
Red hot chili pepper, please.
Hot as Namsoon's temper.
Looks delicious.
Scram!
Cut it off! Who cares
if you cut off my hand!
Minister of Home Affairs,
He has no guts to
overturn the game.
He's just like our king.
The rich are busy
hoarding goods
in this counterfeit-ridden country.
The poor are becoming homeless
and turn into thieves.
All our country's scholars
are begging the king to act,
the Home Affairs Minister.
Now, once the
ast piece is laid down,
all we have left is a big celebration,
right Minister Song?
Who are you looking for?
Move!
How dare you!
I told you to move.
I'm very pissed, you see.
So I could just kill someone.
You.
You.
You!
I'm a crazy b*tch.
as a real person even for
a moment makes me a crazy b*tch.
You rotten bastard!
Are you ignoring me?
Freeze!
I said freeze!
You dare try to run away?
Look at you.
Looking like some pretty pansy.
I knew what you were all along.
I knew it!
- Please leave.
- To where?
Over here?
Over there?
That way?
Over there?
That way?
You can't go!
You can't go alone!
Fine then.
Stab me! Come and stab me!
You hit me?
Fine.
Let's settle this once
and for all.
You and me!
Die!
Stop!
Oh boy.
Trying to teach me
some Confucius?
Now you wanna be courteous
about it?
Say it. Please say it.
Say it.
Say that it wasn't you.
That you didn't do anything.
You rotten bastard!
It's me!
It's me, Detective Namsoon!
Take your hands off now!
You've gone on a rampage,
but have you
delivered anything?
You get valuable
sources killed,
and cause havoc
in useless places.
Detective Ahn, go on patrol
duty with your wonderful partner!
But sir.
That's all I have to say!
But chief.
Turn your badges
in this instant!
Namsoon, this could turn out
to be a good thing.
We can go around on
patrol like this,
have some long rests at home,
and get paid better than now,
don't you think?
Okay!
Namsoon!
We passed by the pub already.
You know another place?
There isn't a decent
place this way.
Where the hell are you goin'?
This doesn't look like a pub.
What trouble are you
gonna make now?
Oh goodness.
Perfect timing.
Chief, when you waved
your three fingers,
Detective Ahn noticed that
it meant 3 o'clock.
Like rumors have it,
the court's using
the counterfeit ordeal
to take down the young king.
Of course the next king
will be his stepbrother.
Minister Song is trying to marry
his daughter off to that prince.
This is the real aim
behind the counterfeits.
But he needs tons of copper
to make all that
fake money, right?
Then I'm sure that the
documents for this deal
is inside Minister Song's home.
That's what we must find instead of
bellows and copper plates.
We don't have enough time.
I put my faith in you two.
If you don't trust me,
you can stab me right now.
Only if you think
for my own personal greed.
Remember how you tried to
stab me with this sword?
On my birthday?
I loved you.
Always, like a son.
Although I've agreed,
stealing the Minister's
account book from his house
is like jumping into the fire.
But there's gotta be
a way somehow.
Only if someone on the Minister's
side could help us...
Thank you for coming.
And to fight, this isn't
What's your real name,
Sweet Flower Moon?
Me? Namsoon!
You wanted to see me
just to ask my name?
Namsoon.
It's a pretty name.
Much better than Sweet Flower Moon.
Pretty, my butt.
Everyone says it sounds dumb.
So what's your name?
I really like how you look
when you get surprised.
At first, it was scary.
Are you making fun of me?
Or are you mocking me?
You keep snickering.
Sorry for yelling.
But you should act
like a real man.
I bought this because
it looked pretty.
Stealing the Minister's account
book from his house
is like jumping into the fire.
But there's gotta
be a way somehow.
There are those who
we meet by fate,
and there are
those that are not.
Namsoon.
You didn't think something
unimaginable like this
would ever happen to you, right?
Move.
Tell me where you're going.
Move.
Or don't go anywhere at all.
Move!
Pull yourself together!
You're a cop! A damn cop!
By the king's order!
Minister Song Pil-joon,
you are under arrest!
- Arrest them!
- Arrest them!
Was it you?
Did you do it?
Yes.
It's been a long time since
I called you by your name.
Your name is...
My name is...
My name is...
What did you say
your name was?
My name is...
The summer grass,
traces of a vanished
warrior's dream.
Cut the crap!
Reciting a poem on your
way to Hell?
Go recite that crap to
my dead cop friends
after you die.
Yeah.
That's your true face.
But, do or die.
If you surrender,
then I won't slice your throat.
Namsoon.
He died.
No.
No.
He can't die!
Sir, are you following me
because you like me?
Or...
Are you tailing me?
I had something I really
wanted to tell you.
It was last winter.
Don't know whether
I was possessed
by the moonlight or the snow.
I was on my way to
a friend's house with
a bottle of booze.
And a man and
a woman were fighting
like crazy with
some sharp swords.
But they also looked like
they were dancing.
It was like they were making love
under the moonlight as well.
While I was watching them,
I came.
Then what?
What happened next?
I don't know either.
I wasn't even drunk
or even dreaming at the time.
They just vanished all of a sudden.
- Come on.
- Come on.
- You're lying again.
- You're lying again.
No, I'm telling the
truth this time.
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