Silmido Page #4
- When you go to Pyongyang...
- No!
I should have guessed earlier,
but I thought, "No way. "
Our mission is
to kill a commie,
who would have thought
That's not true.
Or on the other hand,
this commie...
I'm not a communist!
Really? You're not communist?
Of course you are!
Someone who abandons
his wife and brat
and goes up North is
a commie to the bone.
If a kid raised
by that bastard isn't
a commie, then who is?
I know you're a commie
just by looking in your eyes.
For 3 years I've been
through hell because of you.
In my final year,
I keep getting beaten
for your crazy glare!
I'm not a commie!
You're a commie, a**hole.
Yeah!
If he weren't a commie,
he couldn't leave
his wife and brat,
knowing how they
would end up living here.
I'll find that bastard,
put a bullet in his skull,
and see what commie
blood looks like.
Until then, I can't die and
I can't back off. Understand?
Vicious bastard.
That's why I can't even die.
He should have killed
me before leaving.
I'll take the head of
his beloved Dear Leader
and thrust it in his face.
That's why I gotta go.
Got it?
You goddamned fool...
You goddamned fool...
Forgive me!
Bastard doesn't know fear!
If you overlook this,
I'll do whatever you ask.
I can't let it fall apart now.
Please, save me!
The captain told me
about your past and said,
even if everyone else gives up,
you'll remain to the end.
As long as my mother's alive,
I can't be free of this.
Ever since he left, she
hasn't slept comfortably once.
She doesn't heat the room.
I was in middle school,
so it's been over ten years,
she'll probably
sleep that way tonight.
Curled up like a bug.
She says a parent who failed
her son can't lie comfortably.
If you succeed, they'll free
you of your father's crimes?
Yes.
Yes.
Okay.
I'll say I beat you,
and then I fell over
and hit a rock.
You asked us to send
unit 684 to Viet Nam?
Send them anywhere
in the world
and they will excel.
They'll be a great help to our
troops in the Vietnam War.
As soon as those
boys leave Silmido,
the world will know
of our plans
to kill Kim Il-sung.
For 30 men,
do we sacrifice 30 million
citizens' hopes for peace?
I will ensure that everything
concerning Silmido remains secret.
The surest way to keep
secrets is to bury them.
But we promised them...
Isn't it a soldier's highest
moral duty to be obedient?
completely erase unit 684.
Where was this order given?
It is the nation's order.
Is central intelligence
the nation?
Those with authority make
decisions and pass down orders.
Those are the nation's orders.
Now the Republic is ordering
that unit 684 be terminated.
Chief, are you all right?
Lead out our guest.
How can I kill them
with my own hands?
Sergeant Jo, Sergeant Park,
Staff Sergeants Ko and Han,
and 35. young soldiers...
do you wish
to sacrifice them?
- What do you mean?
- I'll give you a week.
After one week, we will
storm unit 684 ourselves.
Everyone will be shot,
you and the soldiers included.
Look at those idiots.
Did they let in another goal?
Winning here doesn't get you
anything, why bother?
But they run well for
people with no food.
There's no beating these days,
so they've got extra energy.
It's so quiet,
aren't you nervous?
You feel uneasy if they don't
beat you? Want me to do it?
What the hell?
Hey, are they
printed in America?
- What?
- I know it all, you bastard.
I thought I'd tell
Sergeant Dick
and watch you get killed,
but then they'd probably rip
it up, so I controlled myself.
Let's look at it together.
What are you talking about?
This bastard's reading the
classics alone each night.
Are they white girls
or black girls?
- Really?
- No.
Come on!
I'm telling you the truth!
Sang-pil, are you sure?
They didn't let us
bring anything here.
Anything's possible.
In jail,
I saw a guy who lived
with 20 cigarettes up his ass.
Want to see?
Why didn't you say earlier?
What's this?
That girl isn't black or white.
- That's yutdong. Pink color.
- Yutdong?
The name of the clothes.
My mom had one just the same.
she made one and wore it.
The word yutdong was so funny,
My brother and I kept laughing...
Hand it over
Come on, hand it over!
It's the last
photo of my mother.
I won't take it out again.
Hurry up, a**hole!
Stop it.
Give it!
It's his mother's photo.
Unit 684 needs only
orders and obedience.
His mother?
Who needs sh*t like that?
What's with you? You have a
photo of your mother too.
They have to
go to Pyongyang.
If one of them
gets distracted,
our 3 years
work will unravel.
Especially him,
thinking the captain
will protect him...
What's going on?
Loyalty!
I'm disciplining team 3 captain
It's his mother's photo.
He'll hand it over.
Come on, man.
No!
- In-chan!
- No!
Control yourself!
Captain!
If you shoot me, you can
go see your mother in person.
First, I'll go to Pyongyang.
KANG In-chan!
24 hours solitary confinement.
Loyalty!
At ease.
Do you regret it?
Taking my offer,
three years ago.
No, sir.
A lot of time you spent here
must've been worse than death.
what I want, so no regrets.
- Bring some water.
- Yes?
Bring some drinking water.
Yes, sir.
An order has come
to terminate the unit.
It says for us to
kill the boys ourselves.
- Captain!
- It's an order from above.
This is ridiculous!
What are you doing?
Say something!
What if we don't
carry out the order?
Someone will come here
to do it themselves.
What will happen to us?
If we leave first,
then they'll terminate...
What are you saying?
What do you mean,
terminate?
You should be saying
this can't happen,
not ask who!
Wait a minute!
What the hell
are you thinking?
Quiet!
If the order is irreversible,
we should obviously
ensure our safety.
Obviously? What's obvious?
Will there be consequences
if we disobey?
Then we'll be eliminated too.
If we don't
carry out the order,
they'll assume we
sympathize with the soldiers,
and concluding that we can't
be trusted to keep this secret,
they'll kill us as well.
This is absurd.
None of this makes sense!
Why just kill such
competent men?
- Does that make sense?
- Because they're competent.
Killing them is safer.
You a**hole!
Why do you keep taking
the higher-ups' side?
How much time do we have?
- Hey!
- Five days remain.
Can we use any method?
You son of a b*tch!
Sergeant Jo!
You...
Do you really have to...
Those pathetic bastards...
We can't die with them
just because they're pathetic.
Would you choose them
over your mother?
You want me to die,
a month before
my kid is born?
Even still, you bastard...
Even still, you bastard!
You dirty bastard.
Forgive me.
About the methods...
I'm leaving it up
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