Nae-bu-ja-deul Page #7
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Yes, sir.
Tell me.
He hasn't spilled yet.
You damn losers.
Bring it here!
First cut here.
And here.
And for here,
right above the ankle.
Wait!
What?
Anything to tell us?
Where is Ahn hiding?
How did it go?
I got the watch, boss.
Be careful.
Lots of eyes watching.
Bring it quick.
You bastards will be skeletons
by the time I die.
Seems like Park got busted.
F***ing morons.
F***, this is hot!
Boss.
Boss, it's me!
Damn it.
Get him!
F***!
Lift him up.
You cripple.
You f***ing prick.
Yes, got him.
D*ckhead.
Ahn got away.
How could you let him go?
Shut the f*** up!
Should've killed that f***er
when I had the chance.
You caused this sh*t,
If things go wrong because of Ahn,
I won't go down alone.
You know that.
Of course I know.
That's why all along
I've been cleaning your sh*t
and wiping your ass, too.
So...
keep cleaning my sh*t
and wiping my ass.
Then you can be a cabinet member
or prime minister.
Everyone has a
pre-destined role in life.
You're destined to
clean my sh*t all your life.
Prime minister, Lee.
Okay?
F***ing constipation!
You're awake?
Hey, mobster!
Even if you lost a hand,
what kind of gangster
is so bad at fighting?
You'd be dead if not for me.
Watch your mouth,
you filthy little dog.
What do you expect?
A prosecutor to speak
respectfully to a f***ing gangster?
Listen carefully
as I won't repeat this.
Okay?
You remember Moon Il-seok?
Ex-accounting manager
of Mirae Motors.
He was going to give me
the slush fund file 2 years back.
The records from Mirae Motors.
But a f***ing rat intercepted it.
Who could that be?
You are asking me?
That's what you lost your hand for,
isn't it?
Playing games with those files.
Are you nuts? I must've hit you
too hard the other night.
F***.
Okay then how about this?
What is it that you want?
Revenge, isn't it?
You know what I want?
I want justice.
Because I'm a f***ing
prosecutor of Korea.
I'd like to help
with your revenge,
you wanna work with me?
Good deal, isn't it?
You're quite funny,
Mr. Prosecutor.
You think you're John Wayne?
Justice?
still exist in this country?
If you wanna play with that sh*t,
help yourself.
I'm not interested.
You thugs don't listen
when we talk nicely.
You listen carefully.
If you don't cooperate,
you'll be charged for
confinement and assault on Moon.
What'll it be?
I just got in.
See the light on the ceiling?
- The light.
- Pardon?
Okay!
Got it!
You did? Great job!
Bravo!
Tell him to get
a bottle of soju!
Buy a bottle of soju
on your way back.
Any brand is fine.
Tell him to buy 'Dew!'
Fresh.
Mr. Bang.
Mr. Dipshit Gangster
would prefer Dew.
Fresh!
Damn it.
That toilet is f***ed up.
What the f***.
Damn it you!
Cut the crap!
You think it'll do?
Oh's not in it.
Plenty of ways out for Jang.
This can only nail
the president of his campaign club.
Where's the file?
- I told you they took it!
- F*** you!
You think I'll buy that sh*t?
You weren't listening
when I told you that?
You're saying you trusted
Lee that much?
Giving him the original
without making a copy?
You know there is something...
between him and me.
F***!
We have a special bond between us.
Like brotherhood.
Special bond between
a journalist and a gangster.
Got it!
Then how much did you give?
- Huh?
- Didn't you?
The f***ing special bond of yours
is giving him something
to get something back.
Why'd you give the slush fund file
to Lee Gang-hee?!
We need insurance to survive
in this world.
Ah, you got insurance,
but no copy?
You think I'll buy that,
you son of a b*tch!
I told you already
that they took everything!
He is a f***ing loser.
A blockhead.
Prosecutor.
F*** you!
to another place.
Why?
It's a bit weird for guys
to stay in a...
Why is it weird? F***!
And Jang's gang must
be searching for him everywhere.
Staying in Seoul
is too dangerous.
Hey, do you have any place
to hide in the countryside?
I have some bros
in Gwangju.
But damn Park knows them all.
Great!
Who is it?
What brings you here?
Bastard...
You're the only one
catching bad guys in Korea?
Couldn't you have at least
eaten regularly?
Bastard...
How's the food?
Sorry we don't have much.
It tastes good.
- Are you okay?
- Okay with what?
Are things cleaner at the prosecution,
compared to the police?
I'm full.
I'll get going.
- Leaving already?
- Got some early morning business.
Don't come out.
Night.
Damn... bastard.
- Careful with driving!
- Yes.
This was his room.
Make yourself at home.
I'm sorry to cause you trouble.
I'll pay back your kindness later.
It's nothing.
Never mind.
Just take care of my son.
He's still immature
and out of touch.
He's not immature.
A bit rude, but I'll take
care of that myself.
- You don't have to worry.
- Sure.
- Good night.
- Night, sir.
If you're walking in hell,
F*** you.
This isn't enough.
We definitely
need the slush fund file.
You're saying there's no copy?
He says so but...
Professor, how are you doing?
What?
I'm a bit concerned...
a gentleman like you
engaged in politics...
When I first joined the congress
someone said to me...
the only goal
for a congressman...
is to be part of the ruling party.
Politics is survival
in a broad term.
Survival of the country
and the people.
And my survival.
It must be tough.
It's not easy especially
in the opposition party.
- I need something big.
- Professor.
Shall I...
make you an interesting proposal?
What is it?
Please prepare a press conference
for Ahn Sang-goo.
You want me to back that?
I'm sure it'll be a good
opportunity for you as well.
How about the file?
I'll take care of it.
Will Ahn himself show up?
If he doesn't...
We'll have to make him show.
Made a deal?
He gets Jang then join
the Supreme Prosecutor's Office.
So that's why he wanted to get
Jang so bad.
Can you trust him?
You want me to walk away?
I wonder if he'll stab you in the back.
Prosecutors in Korea are like that.
They suck up to those with power.
He needs to get Jang
for his own sake.
Still, don't trust him completely.
You can't be too careful.
He might stab you in the back.
You got a great car!
Is it a new one?
The balance?
You're the only one
raking it in,
when the film's
not even released.
It's not the actor's fault
but the director's.
Take to the hills for a while.
Sang-goo, how about
going away with me?
Who gives a damn about revenge?
We can drink Mojitos in the Maldives.
Like old times.
You should bury
memories in your heart
and keep no feelings for
buses that have left.
What's with you?
Take care, Mr. Chairman.
Bye-bye.
You must've studied hard
to become a prosecutor.
I had blood in my stool.
My ass couldn't take
sitting at a desk 24/7.
Most people are on their way up
once they become prosecutors...
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