Ördögi kör Page #3
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come with us too?
No, staying with Soon-Nam
is fun too.
What's fun?
Dunno. She only talks about
the rice and T ae-Ho.
- What about me?
- Let's go.
Wow.
Jong-Du, look at this.
Gi-Dong, let's go.
Why? What's up?
Who's that little shrimp
with Jong-Du?
Never seen him before.
I went by the office earlier.
They were all looking for you.
The market seems weird.
Is something up?
How long are you gonna
stay here?
What?
You miss your timing and
you'll never get out.
Like you?
No.
I don't care what happens.
It's time you stopped.
This place isn't that easy,
you know.
Watch your back.
Tae-Ho!
I walked over 10 kms.
Now my legs are stiff.
I don't think
l'm cut out for this.
It wasn't like that at first.
But now I can't even out-talk
country bumpkins.
But you' re good at
stealing money?
Why'd you do it?
We promised each other
from the start
we eat, sleep together
until we're done.
But why did you do it?
Eat together
and starve together?
Rice rations are 200 huan.
Rice we buy
from the country is 300.
Isn't that strange?
You ever been to the market?
No one's selling rice
in stores.
But rice on the black market is
Why are we working
our asses off?
We don't know sh*t.
And somebody's making money.
- You wanna die?
- Stop it.
We have to show that f***er.
A bastard who doesn't trust his
We'll j'ust kick him out.
How does that make us
different from Do-Chul?
F***.
Yeah, l'm an ignorant pig.
You' re happy?
Bastard!
So you'll beat him to death too?
Shut up and butt out.
All right.
Do what you gotta do.
It was because of my mom.
I dropped by my house
just in case.
My family's come back.
My younger brothers
are starving
and my mom has a lung disease.
What was I supposed to do?
I feel really bad
about you guys.
But I had no choice.
Shut your trap, you f***!
You go and betray us?
Don't hit him.
He said it was for his mom.
Don't hit him.
Sh*t!
Get lost.
You're letting me live?
Go back to your family, you f***!
Thanks, Jong-Du.
They're depressed because
of Duk-Bae.
They're not talking
but they envy him.
You too?
I got no one to go back to.
My dad...
used to make western biscuits.
After the store got bombed,
I went after the U.S. soldiers.
I became a refugee
on my own.
I kept going to school.
But I dropped out
when I came to Seoul.
Then if this works out,
you go back to school?
I gave that up long ago.
I got a much better plan.
Wait and see.
I'll make money like crazy.
I'll build a market bigger than
Mangi Market.
Then nobody will look down
on us.
No. They' ll be
bowing to us instead.
That sounds good.
There used to be a stream
outside our house too.
I went with my sisters
at night.
We washed our hair
and took baths.
After I became alone,
I cut my hair like a boy.
Some girls who worked
on the U.S. base
said I looked real bad
for a girl.
They tried to keep me there.
But I took off.
It was suffocating.
But,
I won't have to do that now.
Give me a drink.
What do I have to do
to be tough like you?
What?
I saw you fight.
I want to be strong like you.
So you want to be a thug.
Anything's fine.
I don't want to rely on anyone.
I want to be strong by myself.
Like you.
You know why this is great?
It looks like it'll go out,
but it never goes out.
That's what being strong is.
I don't live like this
'cuz l'm strong.
I'm just hanging on
because I got no choice.
I thought you were the toughest man
I ever saw.
Toughest man.
Kid!
You listen to me.
You think
there's such a thing?
No way.
The tough, the weak, the cowards
all end up dying.
That's why
this world is f***ed up.
You get it?
You don't know either.
You don't know,
do you?
Run.
Check our goods.
You're not practicing
the whip today?
Nope.
The market's unstable and
Do-Chul smells something's up.
If you say so.
Don't worry.
We're almost there.
Just hang on a bit longer.
And then?
Huh?
What happens
after we sell off the rice?
I'll split the money with the kids
like I promised.
You round them up
when you need them
and spit them out
when you' re done?
How can you say that?
Who says l'll do that?
- l'll make sure they get paid...
- Money, money, money!
F*** it.
All you think about is money?
That's all?
You listen.
Jobs and a full stomach
is a lot in these times.
We're in no position
They have to find
their own way.
Soon-Nam's gonna go with you?
Kids
Wrap it up
and come to the office.
Let's go.
- Is it weird?
- Wow.
I j'ust tried it on because
the laundry's still wet.
You' re so pretty
like an angel!
You're such a sweet-talker.
T ake this.
- Pass it back.
- Take whatever you fancy.
Take one each.
Jong-Du...
- Anyone not get one?
- Line up.
Who are we?
We went out on the battlefield,
crushed the commie bastards
and came back alive.
We' re mighty warriors.
- Yeah!
- That's right!
Commie bastards
who attacked us
couldn't get anywhere
near killing us.
- That's right.
- Yeah.
That's how tough we are.
If we lose our lives now,
if we lose our livelihood,
then that's worse than dying
at their guns.
- Yeah!
- Let's fight!
- Go on.
- Sis.
- Go on!
- What's wrong?
The heads of those running away
Iook much bigger than
commie bastards coming at you.
One shot for one bastard.
Fight like hell if you don't want
a hole in your head.
- Got that?
- Yes!
- Let's fight!
- Fight!
Hello, Boss.
You bring kids
to a territory fight?
Since when were you so low?
I called them.
If we have more people...
Are you okay?
Off!
Go home.
You shouldn't be here.
- I can fight.
- I said go home!
Don't make me tell you twice.
Send them home.
Go on.
- What is it?
- Soon-Nam...
- Soon-Nam.
- Stay back.
What's wrong?
I have a guestion.
Where's the rice?
What?
Why isn't it there?
I moved it next door
after Duk-Bae left.
What is it?
Don't!
Who was it?
Who did this?
What bastard did it?
Duk-Bae.
I'm sure of it.
But he went home...
Who else knows
about the rice here?
He used to hang out
with some tramps.
It must have been them.
Let's go.
There was no rice
like he said
but at least
I got me some p*ssy.
She was so wild she bit me.
She hurt me.
You bastards!
Bastards!
Duk-Bae!
F***ers!
Bastards!
Tae-Ho, no!
Tae-Ho!
Tae-Ho!
Don't come closer!
Forget about it.
Duk-Bae started it.
Let's go see Mister JANG
and tell him
we'll sell all the rice.
We have so much
and that's the best thing.
- What about the market?
- We guit.
If we disappear suddenly,
they'll get suspicious.
We'll say
we're going to see relatives.
Listen up.
Just hold up for a few days.
Don't think of going anywhere.
Bring the rice.
He's just having a hard time.
He'll be all right soon.
He's a smart one.
We haven't slept outside
in a while.
Let's feed them well.
What happened?
What's the use of having
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