In Love and War Page #2

That's my mother's clan register.

My mother had another lover.

I'm a different blood line.

No, my mother had another man.

What can I do about it

if she loved someone else?

I'm his son.

Can you believe that crap?

So now that the commies are here,

he escorts them first?

He probably ran out

and shouted, "Welcome!"

What's wrong?

You get tortured

for supporting the communists.

Grandpa, the liberation you

waited for has finally come.

I was the only one...

Who nursed you until now...

Are you an American informant

of anti-communist teachings?

That picture!

Sukjunglee has been an

anti-communist den for generations.

You don't have things like this

in your village?

Not at all!

April 4, 1900

Nam Taek-su, region leader of

the Anti-Communist Youth Group.

He reported many Labor Party

affiliates to the police.

Bastard.

Where's Nam Taek-su?

I don't know.

I would like to know myself.

How is she related to Nam Taek-su?

She was engaged to him.

Everyone gets smarter

when they go into that room.

So tell me where he is.

While living as

the Mayor's granddaughter,

I bet you extorted many people.

Let's go.

That's enough!

What's the use torturing her?

This region is infamous

for persecuting Labor Party members.

Is it the Party's policy

to torture the people?

We came with the duty to collaborate

and guide them to the right path.

Got it?

Then you came here

for the wrong reason.

Not a single person here will

collaborate and help you people.

You see that?

I told you that I was right.

Hurray!

Hurray!

Hurray!

We sincerely welcome all of you

to our village!

Hurray to the commies!

Hurray! Hurray!

Hurray to Korea!

Hurray! Hurray!

Hurray to the North!

I must've spoiled her.

She was such a nice child.

So you're going to collaborate

with our goals?

- Of course.

- Of course.

Of course we will collaborate.

We have special guests,

so how could you serve this little?

I'm sorry.

The village isn't so well off.

Shouldn't you go kill a cow

for an occasion like this?

All we have is one cow.

So how will we farm

if we eat it?

There's no problem.

Thank you.

Please eat.

Have plenty.

Thank you for the food.

Sir, I was thinking...

It would be cold at night

for you to sleep on the ground.

Of course.

We have a vacant room,

so how about sleeping there?

That's a great idea.

Also, the village gravesite

is by the camp.

There are a lot of tombs there.

You'll find it quite unsettling.

There's a gravesite behind our camp?

- Yes.

- Yes.

I'm too scared to go over there.

Thank you for the offer.

But nothing will happen.

Nothing will happen?

Something big happened here once.

You see that man over there?

His father fell at the gravesite,

and became a crippled.

Rumors have it that he saw a ghost.

Anyway, his son suffered so much

having to nurse his father until now.

He's the most filial son

there could ever be.

It breaks my heart seeing that he has

to leave his father behind to serve.

Now he has to leave things

to his young wife.

If it was me,

I'd die suffering.

And what about my poor Suk-ho?

Right after he was born,

his mother couldn't breastfeed him.

So he goes crazy over food now.

He eats so much,

the villagers call him 'cow'.

Yeah, look at him eat.

We know everything about him.

But do you call that human?

Just think of it as dragging a cow

around in the battlefield.

That's exactly it.

He's a cow armed with a gun.

Your poor mom must be

so worried about you.

You're probably thirsty

so drink this.

What are you doing?

Why are you hitting me?

Who told you to bow down?

Don't talk nonsense!

What's the meaning of this?

- Please sit.

- I'm sorry.

Please sit.

But Lieutenant...

Get up!

Dad!

Min-ku! Honey!

Dad!

What did you do now?

We were setting things up nicely,

but why did you ruin it?

Did you see the Lieutenant's eyes

when I was talking to him?

He looked shocked when I said

that Suk-ho ate more than a cow.

How could they do that to you?

All that they gave you

were potatoes?

You must have been mad enough,

for you to kick the pot like that.

How could they to nobles like you...

I mean, comrades...

I mean, don't you think,

loyal comrades?

Just call us whatever you want.

Really?

It was mistake settling down

in Sukjunglee.

That place is very poor.

Is Sodommul any different?

Of course it is.

The quality of our village

is much different from Sukjunglee.

They're short of working hands,

since so many Japanese killed them.

What are those kids playing with?

Are those cow tails?

We got busted.

Why did they come and play here?

Go play somewhere else.

We have more cows than dogs

here in Sodommul.

Hello, Sergeant!

Go check everything.

Yes, sir!

Did you leave something behind?

What will we live on

if you take everything?

No, not that!

That's my mother's medicine!

That's my mother's medicine!

Sergeat,

that's my mother's medicine!

Take everything that you see!

This is all.

It's everything.

Hello.

Dig through everything!

Worker's collective and sharing is

the basis of the new South Korea.

The food here will be distributed

equally and fairly.

Hurry it up!

What are you doing?

How will I survive

if you share all this?

Are they equally distributing

the women, too?

Really? No, they can't.

Look here!

This is your idea of liberation?

You asked for our collaboration.

What is the meaning of this?

That's right!

I won't have a wife anymore.

If you equally distribute her,

how would this be fair?

If it's intentional, that's bad.

What are you talking about?

These women here will cook

the food for our soldiers.

Is that so?

The leader of the women's

group will be...

Comrade Park Sul-hee.

Are you crazy?

You b*tch...

It will be no problem.

I will forgive your harsh remarks

just for today.

Who asked for your forgiveness?

It will be no problem.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

But I have no other choice.

Grandpa, you're the mayor

of this village.

Whether anyone lives or not,

how could you make everyone a commie?

You're right.

I did it because I'm the mayor.

If I could protect this village

by being the only coward,

I'd use my tongue to lick

the rear of any commie.

Grandpa.

When everyone fought

for independence from Japan,

your father was the first one

to be killed.

But I can't let them

take you away.

- I can't. I can't.

- Grandpa.

It will end soon.

Park Seung-tae

How have you been?

My father told me to greet you

when I come to the South.

lndependence rebels transfer of funds

Let's go.

Park Seung-tae!

You came far.

Disguising as a wedding march

was less conspicuous.

Jung-woong, you've grown a lot.

The gift.

This is a new version.

"White Stone"

From Park Seung-tae to Jung-woong

Funds collected from 200,000

lndependence fighters.

Memories ofMaggie

A western poet named

George Johnson wrote it.

There's a song, too.

Do you want to hear it?

I wandered today to the hill...

To the hill, Maggie...

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