Hahaha (2010) Movie Script | Subs like Script

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I began packing to leave Korea,

to live at my aunt's in Canada.

So I met my good friend

at Mt. Cheonggye.

We'd both been to

Tongyeong recently,

so we shared our stories

over a drink.

HAHAHA

Sticking to the pleasant parts,

a sip for a memory.

Mom runs a globefish

restaurant there.

I went since

I hadn't gone for years.

Just to visit before I left.

Are those gray hairs?

Yeah.

What's taking so long?

Coming.

- Try this on.

- What's this?

Put it on.

Looks good on you.

Want it?

Do I need this?

Looks good.

- Maybe when it's sunny.

- Right.

He's gotten so big,

I wonder if he's really mine.

You must be so proud of him.

- Great-looking son.

- Thank you.

I was so hungry

and it was really good.

Hot food is great

for awkward moments.

I have to admit,

my mom's a great cook.

That was your

pleasant experience?

Sure.

I got to see Mom

and had great food.

- I had globefish soup, too.

- Really? Cheers.

Cheers

I don't eat globefish,

but a friend took me.

He's a well-known poet in Seoul

but lives there now.

He said the restaurant

was famous.

What are we having?

Globefish or mallow soup.

Why haven't I seen you

around these days?

I haven't been drinking lately.

- She's the owner.

- Hello.

I told you to call me "Mom".

I thought poets

were open-minded.

Okay, I will.

My son was here

and criticized my revealing top.

Can you believe it?

- It's not revealing at all.

- Right?

But it's a bit revealing

on the inside.

He's just so ungrateful.

Jeonghwa,

your poet is here.

Okay.

Tell her what you want.

Say "Mom".

Mom.

Good.

Call me that from now.

She's not a waitress.

She's like a daughter to me.

Really?

A secretary

at a foreign shipyard.

I hear her boss keeps

proposing to her.

But you know she likes you.

So be a man and

make up your mind.

She's so distressed.

Yes.

Bye.

- Hi.

- How are you?

Have a seat.

Nice to meet you.

Can we get some soup?

- The most expensive one.

- Sure.

Coming right up.

Thank you.

She's pretty.

Makes a lot of money, too.

- Really?

- She works at a foreign company.

She's very pretty.

It's my treat today,

so enjoy.

Yeah?

- Thanks.

- Don't mention it.

That pretty, huh?

Yeah.

The penniless kid bought me

an expensive dish.

I was really touched.

The soup was tasty.

And she had such a great figure.

Sounds great.

Women's bodies

can be so powerful.

And the soup was good.

- Right. Cheers.

- Cheers.

That day, Mom's friend

dragged me to his museum.

Said he built the place

by himself.

He was so proud of it.

He seemed to like Mom,

so I felt awkward.

You know the musician,

Yoon Isang.

And the poet, Kim Chunsu.

And Kim Sangok,

an important Korean Sijo poet.

- You know him, right?

- Sure.

You know Park Kyungri,

of course.

Yes...

It's impressive.

They're all from

this small town.

This is the one.

It may be a bit folksy,

but I prefer this

to his official portrait.

Seems to really

capture his spirit.

I see.

You resemble him.

I do?

Yes, you really do.

Gosh.

Excuse me.

Have some respect!

This isn't a pub.

It was great

how he shut them up.

The drunks

couldn't do a thing.

SEBYEONG ANNEX

- It's huge.

- It is.

Is it a guided tour?

She's our

culture tour guide.

Sounds interesting.

She had nice legs.

You know the saying,

"you only see as much as you know".

You now know more

about this place.

What do you see

in this 400-year-old building?

I can imagine the people

who lived here.

People. That's right.

Not just an old building anymore.

- Anyone else?

- We see them, too.

Then you've experienced

something new today.

All because you now know more.

Thank you and

I hope you'll come back.

- Thank you.

Thank you.

Let's get going.

- Was it fun?

- Yes.

- Hello.

- Well done.

- Hi.

- Hello.

This is Wang Seongok.

He's a professor from Seoul

and a film director.

What was your name?

- I'm Jo Munkyung.

- Nice to meet you.

- Did you listen to me talk?

- Yes, but...

I actually think...

The less you know,

the more you see.

Sorry, but do you see

what I mean?

No, I don't see it at all.

I should go.

See you tomorrow.

Nice meeting you.

An average face,

but a very nice figure.

It caught my eye.

I see. Cheers.

Cheers.

What's that for?

Depression.

I'm starting

hypnosis treatment in Seoul.

Hypnosis?

- It's that bad?

- Over six months now.

I can't stand being at home.

What's the matter?

Problems with your wife?

No.

She's a good person...

Look at that.

Can't see a thing!

Now that's much better.

They blocked the whole view.

It's better now.

Don't be depressed.

Everyone's down these days.

I saw some great legs, too.

On the way

to Hansan Island.

You work at the shipyard?

Yes, for now.

Where did you work before?

- At the National Intelligence Service.

- Really?

For a few years,

but I got bored and quit.

Really?

Working in China was fun, though.

In China?

What did you do there?

I was a spy.

Really? A spy?

You were a spy?

Hard to believe,

I know.

- Everyone thinks that.

- I didn't mean...

I feel like drinking.

Buy me a drink tonight.

I have to work.

Not again.

Writing poems isn't work.

It is for me.

He goes home to write

in the middle of drinking.

I see.

What do you know

about poetry?

Fine. I'm ignorant.

You work that hard?

I just write a bit every day.

I have to.

Even tonight?

When I'm here?

Yeah, at night.

How about a drink with me?

Jeonghwa?

She really wanted to drink.

Really?

Anyway, the boat ride

was beautiful.

I know. Cheers.

They're all traitors!

They can never

justify their actions.

Never!

Those fucking traitors!

Bastards.

The old people were

so passionate.

You're crying?

How cute.

Have some more.

They're filthy!

You understand, don't you?

Of course I do.

Don't talk about

your friends like that.

They're no friends of mine!

I was in student movement

when I was young.

Two good things came from that.

I think I drank less.

And it kept me from

chasing girls around.

I guess you were

a real womanizer.

That's not what I meant to say...

Thank you.

You could be an actress.

- Even better than an actress.

- Yes, she's pretty.

- Thanks for cooking.

- My pleasure.

Mr. Director.

I'm so curious about your films.

I kept wondering in the kitchen.

Thank you.

- You must like films.

- Who doesn't?

That's true.

Films really are something.

- What do you want to know?

- Depends on the film.

But I'm still curious.

Thank you.

Maybe I can...

Let me pour you one.

I'm going to throw up.

- What was that for?

- Are you staying on?

I had something to say,

but I was cut off.

I don't want to stay.

Would you buy me a drink?

Sure, once we're finished here.

Now.

- Let's go now.

- Right now?

Really?

Yes, now.

Let's go.

The thing is,

you're pretty drunk.

- Are you okay?

- I'm okay.

Are you?

I'm just a bit worried.

I'm sorry.

Hello.

Where are you?

Who the hell are you with?

Just out for a walk.

With who?

Get back, now!

I'm sorry.

I'll come right back.

I have to go back.

See you another time.

Wow, really?

You're incredible.

It's good it didn't happen.

Cheers.

I asked a friend to come down.

Arranged it to fit with

her vacation.

She'd always wanted to

see Tongyeong.

What's that?

What is it?

A gift.

Is it a paperweight?

To think of me when you read.

I will.

But I don't read much.

You don't?

You silly.

Should we get married?

Silly.

So you were with your girlfriend.

It's been six months.

What does she do?

- A flight attendant.

- I see. Cheers.

You're amazing.

Cheers.

Admiral Y's headquarters

was on Hansan Island

To find out more about him,

make sure you visit.

It's only 30 minutes by boat,

and the fare is cheap.

- I have a question.

- Yes.

Did he really save the country?

Sorry?

History is full of fabrications,

and we tend to mystify

historical figures.

Right...

But we don't just call him a hero.

We call him a holy hero, right?

Records show that even

his enemies respected him.

He never lost a single battle.

Japan even gave orders to

avoid the admiral.

We didn't win

because of China's help.

We won because he had

complete control of the seas.

To be honest,

we're so selfish.

Dying for the greater good

is a joke now.

But he really did it.

A life sacrificed

in the spirit of justice.

An almost divine sense of purpose,

and a superb ability

to realize his goals.

A true blessing to our people.

You can try to undermine him

with such words.

Yes, that's what you just did.

But if you were to

meet him in person,

he'd be too brilliant

for you to even look at.

I'm not putting you down.

We'd all be the same.

I didn't mean to undermine him.

When we say heroes don't exist,

there's self-hatred

in what we say.

Isn't there?

That's why I'm so angry

about our lives.

I believe in him, I do!

In the fact that he was

a beautiful human being.

I'm sorry.

I'll stop now.

Oh, dear.

Hello.

Hi.

I really enjoyed your speech.

It was great.

No, I said too much.

I want to give you this.

What is it?

A gift.

Thank you for that speech.

It's pretty.

Gave her the beads

I had on me.

Glad I had them.

- You wanted to give her something?

- Yes.

I loved how she talked.

- Drink up.

- Cheers.

Looks like the outdoor

poetry reading is canceled.

Should I not go?

But what would I do?

I'm thinking...

Should I just tell him?

I'll be here at the hotel.

You have fun.

Why do you want to go?

You're not a poet.

I'll go to the beach.

It's dangerous by yourself.

Jeongho has something

to give me.

He's a poet, so he wouldn't care.

He'd understand

since he's an artist.

Introduce me to a friend, for once.

What would I say?

Why do you love me?

You're the prettiest

in the world.

The cutest...

And the most clever.

I mean it.

Really?

I'm not that pretty.

I'm just plain,

and I'm not that clever.

- Am I clever?

- Yeah.

There's nothing vain about you.

You know what you want.

That's clever.

Thank you for loving me.

Gosh...

You're the best.

Others don't even compare.

- Really?

- Really.

It felt incredible

being with her that morning.

Gave me the chills.

I walked in the rain, too.

My senses were reborn.

That's what she does to me.

- Let's drink!

- Cheers!

Seongok!

- Oh, my.

- Did I startle you?

Did you follow me?

- How creepy!

- I'm sorry.

I was just happy to see you.

But why follow me?

It's scary.

I didn't know what to say.

You're so strange.

Are you really a professor?

Actually, I was fired.

I haven't made films yet

and I don't have much money.

Stop joking around.

Do you have something to say?

I didn't know

when I first saw you,

but it was so nice

watching you walk today.

You're very cute.

It's raining and windy, so...

You should go.

I have things to do.

We'll talk later?

Good seeing you,

and I'm sorry.

You're Jo Munkyung, right?

Yes!

The name, Wang Seongok...

It's very cute!

- We both have good memory.

- We do.

- Well, bye.

- Bye.

Seongok!

- It's me.

- Coming.

Come on in.

So windy today.

He had the same hat as mine.

A boyfriend?

- I guess so.

- Never saw her again?

You first.

Let's take turns.

Sure. Why not?

- Bottoms up.

- Cheers.

"The ginkgo tree was absorbed

in abandoning itself"...

"Rain fell and winds blew"...

My friend brought

another woman.

Oh, right.

I forgot to bring

what I meant to give you.

It's fine.

- Your girlfriend?

- Yeah.

I'm not sure yet,

but she's a good person.

A man has to

make up his mind.

But it's hard.

Sleeping with someone

is a real decision.

But there's no desire.

- You?

- Yes, me.

As if I forgot how to do it.

Have you been

drinking too much?

- No.

- You haven't done it yet?

- Once, sort of.

- Be nice.

Seems to really like you.

She's so chic.

Thanks, but don't tell anyone.

Word spreads like wild fire.

I won't.

You two were talking

the whole time.

I'm sorry.

- She's right.

- Bad manners.

Recite some poetry for us,

professor?

I don't know any by heart,

but I can play piano.

Sure.

An impromptu piece.

Great guy, except for

the delusion that he can play.

It's beautiful.

A great piece came out that day.

Wish I could remember it.

You had a great time.

I can't forget my time

in Tongyeong.

- Cheers.

That was good.

It's famous globefish soup.

It was great.

You're a good cook, Mom.

The cook made it, not me.

Where do you go during the day?

The Sebyeong annex, mostly.

It's nice.

I used to go there often.

Really?

Mom...

How do you feel about Dad now?

What?

Do you remember

anything nice about him?

No.

Really?

Not even one little thing?

No, nothing.

Everyone has

at least one good point.

Tell me one thing.

He wasn't good at much,

except chasing after women.

He chased anything

wearing a skirt.

There's one.

Do you wear the hat I gave you?

- The hat?

- Do you wear it?

I can't wear that.

It's for kids.

Give it back, then.

I love that hat.

Take it, then.

Where is it?

I need it for the rain.

At home, maybe.

Get a new one.

It makes you look like a bum.

- I'll buy you one.

- Is it at home?

- Probably.

- All right.

"As moonlight shines

on Hansan Island,"

"alone I sit in deep agony

with a sword at my side."

"The distant melody of a flute

makes my heart ache."

Admiral Yi!

I love you, sir!

- Have a seat.

- I couldn't!

I wish you were still with us!

It's okay,

so have a seat.

- You're Jo Munkyung, right?

- Yes.

Be my strength, Admiral.

I'm so lost, sir.

They always lie

and they're so stupid.

I have no strength.

Endure it.

You just have to keep going.

How can I,

when it's so hard?

You have eyes, right?

Yes, sir.

See with your eyes

and you'll get the strength.

Don't see with

the thoughts of others.

Believe your own eyes.

See this?

- Yes, they're leaves.

- No, they're not.

What are they?

If they're not leaves...

Without a name,

it draws a blank.

Other things come to mind.

You're clever.

But your cowardice

blinds your eyes.

I see new things now,

but I'm not sure what.

That's how it is.

Just feel things differently

and be grateful.

For practice, try writing

a pretty poem every day.

Then will I see things

as they truly are?

No, there's no such thing.

Think about it.

Yes, I see...

What do you see, Admiral?

What do you see

from these leaves?

I only see good

and beautiful things.

Only good things...

- Only the good in people, too.

- Only the good...

Don't just do what I say.

Use your own eyes.

I see.

Say...

I was wondering how

my dad is doing up there.

Don't waste time on such things.

Okay, sir.

You're wonderful.

Do you have

any more advice, sir?

The worst things

dwell in sadness and darkness.

I see.

Have a nice day, Admiral.

Go see that place.

Tongyeong is nice, right?

The best thing was meeting you!

Sweet boy.

I wanted to remember

what he told me,

but I could only remember...

"I only see the good in things."

- An interesting dream.

- Yeah.

Cheers.

What are you doing here?

- When did you come?

- Just now.

I was just about to call you.

Who else would you call here?

But it's such a coincidence.

- You see me every day.

- But still.

Where's your girlfriend?

She wants to sleep in.

Here, this is something...

I wrote it last night.

- Your poem?

- Don't read it now.

It's okay.

Want to read it?

- This is it.

- I see.

- About what I read earlier...

- Yes.

Do you like what you wrote?

It's the best of my recent work.

- Why is it so dark?

- It's dark?

I guess that's how I feel.

- You're into existentialism.

- I just wrote what I felt.

No, you're completely

into existentialism.

It's influenced you.

What is it, anyway?

I told you,

I just write what I feel.

But I know you,

and this isn't you.

You're just exaggerating.

Fancying up your adolescent feelings

with existentialism.

Anyone can see

right through that.

Overcome it on your own.

Just let it go.

I don't have to listen to this.

I'm not the same person

when I write poetry.

Why should I be?

Then live like

there's no tomorrow.

Or be honest with yourself.

Pick one or the other,

but this isn't you.

And you know all about me?

God, you're hilarious.

I have my own way.

I might be childish,

but let me grow my way.

Don't say such things

All right.

You still have time.

We should go in and eat.

- You hungry?

- Time for breakfast.

Seongok!

I'm coming!

Beautiful day, isn't it?

- Why's it so hot?

- Is it?

Isn't it pretty?

Why do you keep

giving me gifts?

Should I stop?

Yeah, it's a little too much.

Give it back, then.

Is this supposed to

make me happy?

Let me ask you,

what are they?

Flowers.

No, what are they?

Then what?

Do you want the name?

No, that's what others call them.

So you don't want the name.

Well...

They've got nice

colors and shapes.

I can see them

fighting to survive.

But I can't see

what they're feeling.

- I just love flowers.

- It doesn't feel strange?

You name and love them,

not knowing what they are?

Give them as gifts,

thinking they'll be appreciated.

Can't you see

how awkward it is?

What's gotten into you?

You hated my gifts that much?

- I guess I spoiled you.

- Just stop it!

Why try so hard

when you have no idea?

You don't even know

what they are.

And yet you

give flowers as gifts?

You called them flowers, too!

Don't take them, then!

You're too sensitive

about everything.

I'm going to work.

Make a living, you know?

Felt good giving him

a piece of my mind.

Right.

He'll know in time.

Cheers.

Hello.

- I'm speechless.

- Why?

- A bit awkward, huh?

- No, it's not...

Nice to see you.

What brings you here today?

I know you work here,

so that's why I came.

Here.

- It's a poem I wrote.

- You write poems?

I wrote it this morning.

I'm going to write every day.

Glad to give you

my first poem.

Thank you.

- I'll read it later.

- Sure.

Lovely weather.

- So fresh after the rain.

- Yes, it's glorious.

- Have you had breakfast?

- Not yet.

Then can I buy you breakfast?

All right.

I have to eat anyway.

Great.

- Then should we eat together?

- Yes, let's.

Let's go.

You don't mind if I drink more?

Not at all. Cheers.

I used to be married.

I see.

A gangster who started

importing lighting equipment.

Proposed for five years.

But we were married

for only six months.

Did you see a man

outside my house?

Yes...

I saw him.

That's the guy I'm dating now.

I see.

Very good-looking.

He was a marine.

- They're both tough guys.

- He was just like you.

He chased me around

after seeing me work.

Moved here from Seoul

to be close to me.

That's great.

It's not an easy decision.

You're not bad yourself.

Thank you.

I actually served in

airborne troops.

Really?

- You're serious?

- I'm serious.

This is crazy!

Why do I always

attract tough guys?

- Were you really?

- But I don't usually tell people.

My ex was an army scout,

next a marine,

and now an airborne.

What's wrong with me?

But I write poetry.

I have a delicate side.

Everyone writes poems.

I do, and so does he.

I see.

Let's read your poem.

"I Saw".

"I saw you."

"Saw you in

my dreams last night."

"I saw you."

"I don't know you,

but I kept you by my side."

So good to have her close to me.

"As you smiled at me,

warming my heart."

"I saw you."

"You understood me wholly,

just as I am."

"I want to see you

this morning."

"Dreaming of you

loving me with your heart."

It's good.

- It's well-written.

- No.

What do you see in life?

Well...

I only see good things.

I only see

the good in people, too.

Cheers!

Let's say goodbye here.

I want to go in with you,

but we're too drunk.

Don't want to be an animal,

when we're not in love?

That's right.

How do you know so well?

What else can you

tell about me?

Oh, I don't know...

Your love is pure,

but the men don't deserve it.

They never see beyond

your strong surface.

You don't open your heart easily.

You hate being misunderstood,

but you don't run from conflict.

Working hard

comes easy to you,

but you're never satisfied.

You always need a man,

but like me...

They're never worthy.

- I must be rambling.

- You're right, somewhat.

I am?

- You're really going?

- Yes.

I'm going.

I did him wrong today.

- You got it?

- Oh, no.

It's not like that.

Right.

We were so drunk,

I was glad it didn't happen.

Things could get

very complicated.

It wasn't like that.

Whatever.

Have a piece.

It's your birthday.

- Thanks.

- Seongok.

You two are so similar.

- Really?

- We are?

You have the

same kind of energy.

Don't you agree?

Now that you mention it.

Both very strong.

That's what I mean.

It's uncanny

I don't see it.

I'm sorry.

Pass me the water.

I need my medicine.

- What's that?

- It's for depression.

It's very severe.

But you're always laughing.

Jeongho seems more depressed.

- I'm not depressed.

- You are.

Did you drink last night?

You're all red.

Pimples,

from the stress

you gave me yesterday.

Me?

Mom.

She's the woman I'm dating.

- I was wondering who she was.

- She's a good person.

That's what you think.

I'll have to see.

Looks diligent.

Do you like him?

Picking him

was a hard decision.

Dear me.

- Try to be a better man.

- Nothing's wrong with me.

Can't you try harder?

He's not bad.

How do we live

with such pathetic men?

That's why I live alone.

I see.

Good for you.

- You're a sweet girl.

- Thank you.

Be my daughter from now on.

Then I'll call you

"Mom" from now on.

I'll pour you one.

It's so funny.

Then your son and daughter

can't be together, right?

If you're depressed,

then we must be crazy.

But I'm very depressed.

Severely so.

Thanks to me,

she got a daughter.

- Sure has many children.

- Glad she didn't want me.

Cheers.

I called her again the next day.

The museum gave me

her number.

It was her day off.

I waited over an hour.

You're late.

I was at a friend's birthday.

- I have to go back.

- All right.

You seem upset.

Why can't you leave it as it is?

Why did you call?

What's wrong?

Aren't you ashamed?

Aren't you embarrassed?

Must be a misunderstanding.

Don't be angry.

I just wanted to see you.

Then why did you

call me to a hotel?

You've got it all wrong.

We parted here yesterday.

That's why.

- Liar.

- It's not a lie.

I thought it'd be cooler inside.

I'm supposed to

believe that?

Let's go upstairs, then.

Have sex

and get it over with.

- What?

- Let's go up.

You liar!

You're a bad person.

I thought you were

a good man!

- I'm not a good person.

- I know!

I never want to see you again.

Don't ever call me!

She was so cute.

Throwing grass was

her strongest expression of anger.

So cute.

Picturing her picking

grass on the street.

You crazy man.

You're killing me.

You're a woman,

and I am a man!

Dear me,

I need some fresh air.

Son!

Why won't you come inside?

Come here, Mom.

Why?

What the hell are you wearing?

So shameful

in front of those men!

- Shameful?

- You're a disgrace.

How dare you say that to me!

You ungrateful brat!

Stay right here.

- Where are you going?

- Let go!

Pull up your pants!

- Right now!

- What for?

- I don't want to.

- Pull them up!

You little brat.

You deserve a beating!

But Mom...

I did nothing wrong,

I just saw you...

Pull them up,

you ungrateful brat!

Right now!

Move your hands!

Mom! Please!

That was interesting.

- Your mom is amazing.

- Yeah.

It was kind of nice.

I felt loved.

- Watch the knife!

- Okay.

Be careful.

- Where'd you get it?

- On my walk yesterday.

It was so cheap.

- Real cheap.

- It's huge.

Must have been heavy.

My head hurts.

- Jungshik.

- Yeah?

Will you keep staying out late?

I just got drunk last night

and passed out at the table.

Just let me go home.

Then you can have fun.

God, my head is killing me.

- Just stop it!

- Stop what?

You're bored with me,

so let me go.

Do you know

how hard it is for me?

I've got it ten times

worse than you!

- Are you happy I'm here?

- Do you have to ask?

- Want your medicine?

- Huh?

Yeah, I should.

Watermelon!

Here.

I'll have this one.

- I'll cut it for you.

- No, I like this.

She even got a knife

from the front desk.

I've never seen such a

big watermelon.

- Watermelons are good.

- It was good!

- Cheers!

With nowhere to go,

I went to the hotel again.

Saw something interesting.

What?

My friend.

- Who?

- From last night.

- Was it really them?

- Yes, they went in.

- You're here every day?

- Huh?

Anyway, thanks.

There they are.

- How did you find out?

- He told me.

Who's he?

Jo Munkyung.

He's been after me lately.

I want a word.

- I'll give you a piggyback.

- What?

Come on.

Why are you doing this?

I just want to

give you a piggyback ride.

Come on. It's okay.

No, I don't want to.

Let's do this and

I'll go without a fuss.

- Here.

- This is crazy.

I'm heavy, you know.

- Whatever.

- I can do it!

Are you okay?

I told you not to!

- You okay? I'm sorry.

- It's all right.

I'm off now.

Take care

and have a nice life.

Because I will.

No, wait.

Hey!

Shit.

Sorry you had to see that.

It wasn't too bad.

How unusual.

Very.

I loved what she did.

- She's cute. Cheers!

- Yeah, cheers!

My friend got drunk

and we went to his girlfriend's.

- Is someone in?

- Yeah, she's there.

Seongok!

Seongok, open up!

It's me.

We need to talk!

I'm going over the wall.

You are?

I'll go in first.

- Wait here for a bit.

- Be careful.

You okay?

Jeongho!

What were you doing?

Leave me alone.

I need to sleep.

Already?

Don't laugh.

I need to sleep!

Close the door.

It's windy!

Come on, let's talk.

Give me one minute.

I'm sorry.

I need to talk to her.

Can you wait for me there?

Where?

Let's meet tomorrow, then.

I'm really sorry!

Jeongho.

Jeongho!

What a fool.

Unbelievable.

We can't win with women.

I came down the hill alone.

It was so windy,

but refreshing.

Sure is windy down there.

Then we had a fight

about my being late.

And in the morning,

she was gone for 3 hours.

Didn't answer her phone.

I was so worried.

Turns out the blanket shop owner

knows her mom.

So she dropped by to chat.

It was so good

to find her at last.

I was in agony.

Women will do that.

She said only an hour passed.

They always say that

- Cheers.

- See you.

- Okay.

Almost forgot.

Take these.

Go over to the Youngseng complex

and see apartment 506.

Whose is it?

Mine, so stay there

if you like.

Really?

It'd be close and convenient.

It's empty, though.

That's fine.

If I like it,

I could be near you.

It's yours if you behave.

Thanks.

- I'm off.

- All right.

It's called Youngseng?

Yeah.

Bye.

Having those keys suddenly

made me want to visit her.

It's nice.

Is it nice living here?

Is Mommy good to you?

Tell me.

My mom must've been joking.

I can't live in a cave like that.

- It was that bad?

- Yeah.

Torn wallpaper everywhere

and unfit for living.

She'd give it to you,

so fix it up.

I can't be sure of that.

I'd have to live near her.

Can't do that for an apartment.

Don't like it?

- Should we go?

- No, you're almost done.

Eat up.

- Am I the prettiest?

- Yeah.

When I feel normal,

%95 of what you do is lovely.

Really?

- What's so pretty about me?

- Everything.

Everything you do.

Even the shoes

on your feet are lovely.

I find others pretty sometimes,

but you're lovely

all the time.

Even your eyes

when you're watching TV.

But you don't like me

eating this.

Only because

I don't like it, silly.

You're so selfish.

You weren't loved, maybe.

Stop being silly.

Just eat.

You really think I'm pretty?

It's so hard to believe.

Silly!

You really are pretty.

Then why don't you

live with me?

If I'm that pretty...

You should live

with the person you love.

Liar.

You tell me you love me,

but you don't.

- I'm a liar?

- Or a coward!

You're living with someone else

when you love me!

I've been with her for so long.

- And the baby...

- Still!

You only live once.

Live with who you love!

You're a coward!

- Are you done eating?

- Not yet.

Is it good?

- Looks good.

- You don't even like it.

- Should I try it?

- Really?

It looks good.

- You don't like pig's intestines?

- I hate the smell.

- You have a weak stomach.

- You're right.

Cheers.

I wanted some real coffee

after that cave.

I asked around

and finally found a café.

My goodness!

You startled me!

It's a small town.

- Sit down.

- Sure.

- You're like a snake.

- A snake?

Sneaking around

and following people.

A fat snake.

- You're crazy.

- You're worse.

What animal am I?

You're...

- A chubby rabbit?

- I look chubby?

No, it's just the right amount.

A cute, chubby rabbit.

No, I've gained so much weight.

If I were a snake,

I'd eat you up!

You're insane!

- Still think badly of me?

- What?

Oh, for calling me to the hotel?

Who knows?

You're a man after all.

Right?

What happened with that guy?

I was coming to see you.

Don't ask.

He's just a kid.

He needs to grow up,

that stupid loser.

What do you know about him?

How rude.

It's just an opinion.

You still like him?

Yes, he's so cute.

And handsome.

What was

the piggyback for?

Don't know.

But I should end it.

Because everything

is about making decisions.

I saw enough.

Everything's clear now,

thanks to you.

But he's so handsome...

Maybe I'm not

over my first boyfriend.

They look very alike.

It's uncanny.

So did you make up your mind?

I told you I saw enough.

He's dark.

And too quiet.

We never talked

when we were together.

It was so hard.

The worst things

are in sad and dark things.

Yeah, I agree.

But he's handsome.

Stop dwelling on

adolescent things.

It's strange how

you seem to know me.

Tell me,

what else do you see?

I told you before.

I can't remember,

but tell me again.

Hahaha (2010) - full transcript