ALL CHARACTERS, ORGANIZATIONS, LOCATIONS, AND INCIDENTS
DEPICTED IN THIS DRAMA ARE ENTIRELY FICTITIOUS
Your duty is to serve justice.
You should never hide behind the word "anyone."
I never imagined I'd be ruining the career of the first person
I sincerely respected after I became a cop.
Let's not go this far, all right?
He committed a serious crime,
and there's enough evidence for him to get arrested.
He already tried to get rid of the evidence.
I'll show you what it means to have the authority to indict.
I'll indict you. You'll be sentenced
and I'll make you a corrupt cop and a convict.
Chief Woo threatened to harm a judicial police officer.
And Kim Myeong-han's recording ended up serving
as evidence for how Chief Woo abandoned the body.
All the statements are listed
under "reason for warrant request."
CHIEF WOO TAE-HA
FINALE
PRESS ROOM
The cause of Park Gwang-su's death
was myocardial infarction as stated in the autopsy report at the time.
As for the suspicions surrounding the location of his death,
the result of the police and the prosecution's
internal investigation that conclude that the body was moved
is correct.
And the statement
that the body was abandoned to conceal the details
of the meeting that took place at a vacation home in Namyangju
is also true.
He's not just bluffing.
Considering his influence and moral attitudes,
I know that Chief Woo is capable of destroying Inspector Han's life.
He may be able to shut us up,
but he won't be able to silence Director Kim Myeong-han.
You're his only way out of this.
Now that he can't deny the fact that he was at the vacation home,
the only way he can escape conviction
would be by dragging you into this once again,
just like the night Mr. Park died.
I see that you're already picking up nasty habits.
Are you trying to do to me exactly what your boss did to Inspector Han?
The day of the incident,
a police official who was at the vacation home summoned me.
Since I was the chief of Namyangju Police Station,
I went to the scene to sort out the situation.
Then, along with a high-ranking official from the prosecution who was there,
I moved Mr. Park's body
to the highway in Namyangju.
You said I'll be done for either way, so why did you come to see me?
Because you can choose
how this is going to end, Chief Choi.
If you continue to deny your involvement,
Director Kim will finish you off, and Inspector Han, by Chief Woo.
Both of you will be ruined.
However, you also have the option to come clean
and step down of your own accord.
And that way, Inspector Han is protected too.
You're a bad judge of character.
Do you actually think I'd drop a bomb like that to protect her?
A little while ago,
I saw her getting very angry at someone.
It was because someone did not address you with honorifics.
He wasn't even bad-mouthing you.
She opens up to others easily
but does not blindly trust or respect just about anybody.
And I don't think that bond between you two is one-sided.
And I'm here because I trust that she is a good judge of character,
not because I think I can appeal to your conscience.
No one else was involved.
As of this moment, I am stepping down from my position.
And I promise to cooperate with the investigation
to clear any remaining doubts.
As a public official whose duty is to uphold the law,
I contributed to the confusion at the scene.
For that,
I sincerely apologize to the citizens and the victim's family.
Both Chief Choi and Chief Woo lied to you.
Park Gwang-su never left the vacation home, while he was alive at least.
Those idiots.
They dug their own graves.
Thankfully, Hanjo hasn't been brought up yet.
We can't let Lee Sung-jae know we were involved.
He'll try to use it against us at all costs.
Well, he's likely to find out.
To see Chief Woo, who was sure he had everything under control,
stabbed in the back like this…
There is one person who can bring things back under control.
Should Mr. Oh make a move?
I was just about to say that.
I'm sorry, ma'am. I'll listen.
No, it's not that.
I guess you can read my mind sometimes.
Thank goodness you work for me.
If you go work for someone else,
it'll be over for me.
Mr. Oh will have to arrange the meeting himself,
but I want you
to tell them where we stand.
Yes, ma'am.
I will never betray you, ma'am.
No matter what.
Who do they take me for?
How dare they call me up out of the blue and summon me?
You bastards! I used to serve as the presiding judge!
Damn it.
PROSECUTOR IN COMMAND
I suppose you didn't get along with him.
You want a chance to screw over your boss?
You'll have him investigate Chief Woo?
Yes, you do it.
Yes, sir.
Mr. Kim.
Yes, sir.
Was it Chief Woo?
The fake witness and letter.
Yes, it seems so.
Does he know?
Yes.
Let's try to be positive.
You won't find a better partner.
How can you
call them a partner after what you just heard?
Goodness.
You see, Mr. Kang…
I only have only one goal.
To retire when my kids get their college degrees.
When I retire, I'll cut all ties with this country,
move to somewhere in the Pacific Ocean, and just enjoy my life.
Both you and I have worked extremely hard all our lives,
so we deserve that kind of luxury.
And to get there, we must be patient now.
Please help me out, okay?
Chief Oh!
Hey, hi.
I should just call you Mr. Oh now, but I can't quit the old habit.
He's a deputy chief prosecutor and my junior.
And this is…
Let's have a meal together sometime.
Sure, let's do that.
-Sounds good. See you soon. -Yes, see you.
A deputy chief is considered a high-ranking position here.
He's always very polite to his seniors.
The eastern office shouldn't mess with Hanjo anymore.
Should you refuse to do so,
I'll make it look like you illegally acquired our financial statements
because you'd been holding a grudge against Hanjo.
And we have
a witness right here.
I only ask because I'm not well-versed in law.
But couldn't you face up to five years in prison
for leaking someone's personal information without consent?
I'm curious.
If you and Hanjo start a full-out legal battle,
who will your colleagues side with in the end?
INVESTIGATIVE PROCEDURE REFORMATION UNIT CHOI BIT
Are you happy you survived alone?
You think I survived?
You see, I was going to
leave you out of it.
That was
the worst moment of my life,
until today.
The one who said he'd come back couldn't be reached,
and I was left with a corpse.
All sorts of thoughts ran through my head,
and you came,
not knowing anything, just because your boss called.
We were there together
for less than 30 minutes, I think.
During that short amount of time,
we were in it together
as perfect partners.
That memory has stuck with me,
so I was going to leave you out of it.
You used me.
I used you? Did I drag you into it?
Take it up with your director.
You sent them to the detention center on purpose.
You knew my name would come up if they met with the director.
"That's how he got out of it a year ago, so he would never cover for her."
You told them yourself so that you could use him.
You must have waited until Inspector Han left the detention center
so you could use me next.
Because you needed me to threaten her.
If you had truly wanted to leave me out of it,
you shouldn't have mentioned the director.
What about me? If I don't mention him, who's left to take the blame?
Me! Only me!
Why should I take the fall?
Of course, you wouldn't do that. And you didn't.
So this is the outcome.
It's over now.
No, it's not over.
Not while I'm still alive.
What if I told you this is
your last chance to serve the public as a member of the police force?
If Chief Woo
remains in his position, the fake witness won't ever talk.
A petty criminal who's been in and out of jail all his life
now has a high-ranking prosecutor looking after him.
So you're saying we must bring Chief Woo down to make him talk?
Yes.
And you want me to do that?
Because you're the only one who can do it.
You moved the body with him,
so I'm sure he won't be able to deny your statement.
Don't be like this. Others will speak ill of us.
-Salute! -Salute!
This is why they say old sayings are never wrong.
"Never trust others."
Not "Old habits die hard"?
If you have anything to say against the statements made by the others,
you should do it now.
We'll move on if you don't have anything to say.
How do you know Jeon Gi-hyeok?
It would have been perfect
if it weren't for Seo Dong-jae.
Had we never had to trace his last steps,
Park Gwang-su wouldn't have been brought up again,
and I wouldn't have been pulled into this.
There shouldn't have been
any problems no matter the circumstances.
Do you admit to interfering with the investigation
and deliberately causing confusion?
Hwang Si-mok.
Don't mess with me.
If those people never removed the warning sign,
if they never posted that photo,
if their judge-turned-lawyer never received special treatment,
and if Prosecutor Seo never noticed any of it…
How is this any different from what the kidnapper was thinking?
At least he can say that he was persistently bullied.
What's your excuse?
Shall we continue this tomorrow?
MESSAGES
HOW'S IT GOING?
Hey.
Are you happy now?
To be on the giving end of it for a change.
What do you mean, sir?
Why do you think I'm letting you handle Chief Woo?
Have a seat.
I won't say this twice.
Don't complicate things. He was in on it alone.
Yes, he made a mistake.
How he handled Mr. Park's case is simply wrong.
But an assistant chief manipulating a case to gain the upper hand over the police?
That's a whole different story.
I can fire him, if that's what you want. Just end it with abandonment of a corpse.
What? Are you worried the police would be up in arms
even if you kept your lips sealed?
No, sir.
Good. I'm glad.
I'm going out of my way for you.
Anyone else would've been fired on the spot.
I'd never do all this for a mere prosecutor.
If the fact that Chief Woo
deliberately accused the police is made public,
we'll really lose our investigative authority.
The police will rule the world. Are you okay with that?
No, sir.
Exactly.
Chief Woo's case has nothing to do
with the prosecution-police conflict whatsoever, okay?
I can't do that, sir.
Look.
I'm not negotiating with you.
Just do as I say.
I'm sorry, sir.
Do you want to be the one who sold off
our investigative authority we had kept for 70 years?
If I can sell that,
it must mean that someone has put it up for sale already.
I'm talking about those who made the authority
we maintained for the past 70 years something to be bargained with.
They've failed to protect it
by abusing and misusing it.
Who are you referring to?
How dare he…
You'll pay for this!
Hello?
Hwang Si-mok.
Yes, Mr. Kang. I mean, Chief.
Hello?
The eastern office shouldn't mess with Hanjo anymore.
One more thing.
There are talks of a vacation home.
Go ahead, sir.
Please make sure no one in the prosecution brings up Hanjo
with regards to that.
Prosecutor Hwang.
Yes, sir. Is something wrong?
-Where are you? -I'm busy. I have to go.
Doctor! Over here.
-You cannot come in, sir. -Okay.
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
Mr. Seo Dong-jae?
Can you hear us?
Seo Dong-jae…
Is Seo Dong-jae's guardian here?
Anyone here for Seo Dong-jae?
Mr. Seo Dong-jae?
Can you hear us?
Blink your eyes if you can see me.
His hand…
I think he knows. He held my hand.
I think he can hear us.
You shouldn't be here.
The doctor is on his way. Please wait outside.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
Hey.
Okay, I'll pick it up on my way home.
Gosh, I'm about to fall asleep too.
All right.
Thank you.
My goodness.
-Hey, you're here. -Why did you come so early?
You didn't go home?
No.
Oh, they called and said that the council is over.
The council has been disbanded.
Two higher-ups are out. There's no way they can carry on with it.
We're the ones who need the investigative powers.
The higher-ups ruined it.
Come on. Nothing would have come out of it anyway.
We would have just kept arguing and fighting.
But it's like that everywhere.
I'm worried about this country.
Think about it though.
It was natural to bribe traffic officers
when they stopped you on the road when they stopped you.
But now, it'll get you in trouble.
The country looks as if it's in a mess,
but I'm sure people still live here because things have improved.
Hey, people no longer bribe traffic officers
because the fines are automated these days.
Hey.
How about a drink to celebrate the council being disbanded?
Sure.
-I'll make a reservation. -You're late.
And why do you make a reservation?
By the way, is it even worth celebrating?
-Don't you want to drink? -I want to.
Hey, I got you that caramel drink.
Thank you.
There's no syrup in this, right?
Director Kim felt guilty about what happened at the vacation home
and was going to come clean,
but the prosecution found out and investigated him,
and arrested him with another charge.
The council has been disbanded.
The government and the Judiciary Committee make the final decision
because both us and the prosecution don't deserve to do so.
Hence, the Reformation Unit will also be disbanded soon.
-Disbanded? -The unit will be disbanded?
Most of you will be absorbed into the Intelligence Bureau.
So report to me until then.
-Yes, sir. -Yes, sir.
Can we talk?
So most of us will be absorbed into the Intelligence Bureau. What an irony.
What do you mean?
As you know, Chief Choi also managed the Intelligence Bureau.
They obviously know whose fault it was that she had to resign.
How would they feel about you joining them?
We had a talk with them.
Inspector Han, do you have to stay at the HQ?
It's not like you have nowhere else to go.
Exactly. I also think fieldwork suits you the best.
Go back out on the field.
Just let us know. I can speak with the director
and send you back to Yongsan.
I don't care where you two end up,
but why do you care where I go?
Well, let's be honest. You know what you did.
No department will welcome you.
You'll make everyone uncomfortable. Don't you see that?
Did you guys see this coming?
You've always tried to keep me in check.
Is it because of your career?
Do you want to stay here to climb the ladder?
Inspector Han.
Even here at the National Police Agency,
you need connections to get a promotion.
Wasn't Chief Choi virtually her only connection?
We're doing this for your own sake.
I've been easy
on you guys for your own sake,
but…
look at you crossing the line.
-Are you provoking us? -What will you do?
Bring it on. I'll show you that you were right.
I will show you that you were
actually right to keep me in check. I don't need any connections.
I hope you don't end up joining my team and crying your eyes out.
Gosh, you're so childish.
Leave her be. Let's not waste any time on her.
Yes, Detective Jang.
Do you have time to talk?
Yes, go on.
Do you have time this evening? We're having a drink later. Want to come?
You're inviting me?
How about that tripe place near the station?
Oh, you don't eat tripes, do you?
Hello?
Well, later, I…
Is everything okay there?
We should worry if everything's okay.
Oh, right. Kim Hu-jeong was sent to the detention center.
He was so upset about it.
-I see. -He said he was unlucky,
and that if the victim hadn't sent his dad that photo,
it wouldn't have been on the news,
and Prosecutor Seo wouldn't have suspected anything.
I see.
Where are you right now?
Are you okay?
Where else would I be? I'm working right now.
Sorry, but I got to go now.
I'll call you back later.
Okay.
She didn't sound okay.
It's obvious.
They must be treating her like she's the one who did something wrong.
Is this true?
Well, I couldn't really ask that.
She should just come back before she goes through something worse.
The council is disbanded.
We just showed everyone that we're the ones
who should be reformed, not the ones leading the reformation.
We can't make any excuses, though.
And…
you're going back to your original post.
It was Wonju, right?
Yes.
You're starting work there next week.
Yes, sir.
Is that it? There's nothing else you want to say?
Well… I guess I should get ready.
Did you really think that I've known Jeon Gi-hyeok since I worked in Seongnam?
I thought it was a 50-50 chance.
You were able to connect Chief Woo to the vacation home,
but what if it was me?
If I was the one behind Jeon Gi-hyeok, then how would you have caught me?
I don't think
it's a coincidence that the culprit behind both cases was the same person.
He seemed pretty used to
justifying his own actions.
I'm sure he didn't pick up that habit overnight.
Focus on your own work.
I should figure out what to do now here,
even if our team could disappear at any moment.
I'm sorry, sir.
-Let's go eat. -Okay.
If everyone works like you and Ms. Han,
we won't need to fight over investigative rights.
Well, they did work together too.
Chief Woo and Chief Choi.
Why did things end so differently for them?
-Let's continue after lunch. -Yes, sir.
Why don't you live quietly when you go to Gangwon Province?
Stop sticking out.
I guess you can't.
Right. At least you should live a different life.
Pardon me, ma'am.
Chief Prosecutor Kang Won-chul is here.
He came without an appointment. Should I send him back?
There's just been an announcement that he resigned.
You must be busy with handovers.
You know everything
that happens within the prosecution.
Hanjo visited my office before,
so I thought I should pay a visit as well.
So what are you here for?
The central district office will investigate the Namyangju case.
You'll know soon anyway.
The internal investigation team already reported
the possibility that Park Gwang-su gathered
the officials at the vacation home under Hanjo's orders.
Internal investigation team?
I think I know who it is.
Please leave him be.
I'm leaving the prosecution, but don't harm Prosecutor Hwang.
Whether you leave or are kicked out,
I have nothing to do with it.
Is that why you came here? To protect your junior?
Did you think I'd be moved and shed tears or something?
I guess my senior Lee Chang-jun was wrong until the end.
He said his sole mistake was not cutting ties with Park Moo-sung.
But he was wrong.
The biggest mistake of his life
was being sold off to the Hanjo Group
and meeting you.
You should go now. Please get up.
If you had not brought him to Hanjo Group,
and if he had just stayed in the prosecution,
he wouldn't have died.
And the prosecution would have been better off.
My…
My husband fell to his death.
He exposed my father, my family,
the things they said while doing business over drinks,
and all the dirty things they did!
If he hadn't met me,
he would have lived differently.
But I don't feel sorry at all.
Does his last moments have to affect the work I do?
Do I have to follow his wishes when making decisions for the company?
Never!
"Better off"?
What kind of an organization is affected by a single person?
Organizations are made up of people too.
Corporations are also organizations.
You have the power to complete
what Mr. Lee wanted to achieve.
You can make a change.
Until when are you going to continue
to bribe and cheat like those ahead of you did?
You can put a stop to that now.
Leave now, or we'll drag you out.
Seo Dong-jae regained consciousness for now,
but we can't be sure if he's going to be all right.
And Hwang Si-mok
is a prosecutor that your late husband trusted until the end.
Please don't harm them.
Leave them be.
That crazy jerk.
Ma'am.
You're only a small step ahead in the battle against Lee Sung-jae.
The central district office.
Yes, ma'am.
Find out who the prosecutor in charge is.
Yes, ma'am.
Why didn't you order something first?
Oh, your hair…
-Is it weird? -I just meant it's different.
Excuse me.
-Do you want rice wine or soju? -Soju.
We'll have soju. Do you want pajeon?
We'll have pajeon too, with lots of cabbages.
-Okay. -Thank you.
It's like when we first met.
With your short hair.
I haven't changed a bit, right?
But why did you suddenly ask to meet? Is something going on?
Oh, I have to go to Gangwon Province soon.
What? When?
This weekend.
That soon?
I came here because of the council.
But it's over now, so they have no reason to keep me here.
If you're leaving that soon, who will take over your cases?
The vacation home and stuff.
It's an official investigation now, so it should be transferred anyway.
It was sent to the central district office today.
Thank you.
I never thought
the council would end like this.
I spent a year and a half working for that council.
Will the higher-ups be replaced with more honest people
while I'm catching bad men out there?
Why are you talking as if those two are the same?
Your eyes are red and you look pretty tired.
Were you busy with the handover?
I woke up in the middle of the night, but I couldn't go back to sleep
because of a dream.
What kind of a dream? A nightmare?
It was about the Western Seoul office.
Dreaming about work is the worst.
And even worse if you see your boss in your dream.
Everyone from back then appeared in that dream.
Young Eun-soo, Chief Prosecutor Kang,
Mr. Yoon, Chief Prosecutor Lee, and Prosecutor Seo.
What did they do?
Well, they were all heading somewhere together.
Prosecutor Seo stopped on the way, though.
And Chief Prosecutor Kang went somewhere else.
-Hang on. -What?
Prosecutor Young, Chief Prosecutor Kang…
There were five people besides you,
and Prosecutor Seo stopped.
-He woke up today, right? -Yes.
Chief Prosecutor Kang went somewhere else.
He resigned, right?
-Yes. -So the other three went together?
Chief Prosecutor Lee, Prosecutor Young,
and Mr. Yoon?
Yes, those three disappeared together.
If you're leaving on the weekend,
then you won't have time to go anywhere else.
I probably won't.
All right, then.
Goodbye.
It feels like we keep repeating this.
"Goodbye, take care."
Take care, Senior Inspector Han.
Well, I guess
I'll be okay.
Is there a chance you won't be okay?
Cheers.
Oh, thank you.
This looks delicious.
-Enjoy your food. -Okay, thank you!
Wow, there's shrimp in here.
I'm going to try it first.
Yes, this is really good.
Hello.
You can talk to him if you have anything to say.
He understands everything.
It seems like it.
We promised
to have a meal together.
If you go now,
my husband will be upset about you coming so early.
People say that
he only trusted Prosecutor Hwang until the end,
but it's not true. I heard it myself.
He really cared for you too.
He said you'd be fine on your own
but he couldn't help but worry about you.
He said he might push you away for a while
but he couldn't really forget about you.
Get better soon.
You should
walk around all dressed up like before.
You're the only one left
who can connect me to the dead lawyer.
We already took care of things with his family.
Get better soon.
It must be tough for you.
It's all right. Thank you for coming, Ms. Lee.
You came again.
I saw the news that Prosecutor Seo was found alive.
We can't be sure if he'll be okay, though.
He's not fully conscious yet.
Did you have business here today, too?
Well…
The package…
I found out who sent it.
The package I got?
Who is it?
Kyung-wan. Park Moo-sung's son.
You must be mistaken.
No, I'm sure he had a reason.
What reason?
I'm not sure…
But I've seen victims do similar things.
They send packages to the perpetrators in jail.
They do that because they thought it might make them feel at peace.
So your existence
could have some meaning to Kyung-wan.
But that's just what I think.
You can hear that reason from him yourself.
He's…
coming here?
I told you before
that you definitely made the wrong decision.
I still think so,
but I don't think that defines who you are.
Maybe you'll receive a package with the sender's name on it someday.
And maybe that sender could be
sitting here someday.
You'll wait for that day, won't you?
I think I'll have business here again
in a few months.
I'll see you again then.
You saw the news, right?
Prosecutor Woo's getting dismissed.
We requested a search warrant again.
It'll be issued for sure this time.
We're going to investigate all your surroundings.
Will you take all the blame?
And I…
Well, this is just out of pure curiosity.
What was all that about the dishes?
I just wrote something that would confuse you.
The police mark was the important thing.
And he said it shouldn't show too clearly.
So he ordered all that.
How did you first get to know him?
I had a fight with a friend a long time ago,
and he was the one who questioned me.
I see.
So, how did it go?
What did he get in return for doing that?
He was offered immunity from being charged with petty crimes.
Does he think the law is his or what?
-Hey. Is he still not here? -Sir?
They're doing the paperwork now.
We're finally getting another teammate.
Hello!
-You're here! -Hello.
Your skin looks even darker now.
I can only see your teeth from far away.
-Hand that to me. -Hello.
-Here. -Hello.
-How have you been?
Great.
-You know Detective Seo, right? -Yes.
-Have you been well? -Yes.
-That desk owner was promoted. -Really?
Hello, I'm Han Yeo-jin, and I'll be working with you from now on.
I hope you can help me out.
Let's go have coffee.
INTELLIGENCE BUREAU CHIEF CHOI BIT
SUPREME OFFICE PROSECUTOR QUESTIONED FOR MANIPULATION OF EVIDENCE
FORCED A FAKE WITNESS TO COME FORWARD
Hey.
You really came.
Wow, you look great.
It's all thanks to me.
I must be destined to end up in heaven.
I couldn't catch any fish.
But you used to have fish stew almost every day.
Right. I was thinking of catching fish and making fish stew today.
You should have some.
I have to go back by today.
Anyway, you seem to be relocating to so many places.
Have a seat.
I heard Woo Tae-ha still hasn't been arrested.
He'll be indicted, though.
I guess he won't be able to join a law firm, then.
For now, anyway.
I heard you refused all the offers from law firms.
I shouldn't join any right after resigning.
How long should I do this for it to be okay?
No matter how long you stay here,
your past won't be erased.
You're so cold.
Was it because of Hanjo?
No, it was because of myself.
It was special treatment.
I closed the Tongyeong case quickly.
If I had looked into it just once more,
I would've noticed that the culprit seemed suspicious,
not the ones who cut the line.
And none of this would have happened to Dong-jae.
No, not just him.
I bet there are many more victims
that suffered because of what I did.
What you said about my past not being erased…
You weren't referring to my career.
What you really wanted to say
was that the things I did as a prosecutor
will have a long shadow behind them.
There was group bullying at Segok Police Station.
The police will try to cover it up.
But I'm going to a different office now, so it's up to the office in charge.
Please investigate this case, Prosecutor Jung.
WILL
"I'm in hell."
PROSECUTOR SEO DONG-JAE
Doggedly chasing after the truth
and marching towards what's right
is a never-ending process.
To stop, even for a moment, is to fail.
Marching towards change is
like having two needles as your feet
with an invisible thread trailing after you,
never stopping for a breath as you march on.
In the belief that a handful of hope is better than immeasurable despair,
we move forward with unwavering determination
once again.
WONJU PROSECUTORS' BRANCH OFFICE
The Director is coming.
-Hello, sir. -Hello, sir.
Hello.
It's nice to meet you.
Please do your best.
This way, sir.
I heard a lot about you from Chief Choi.
I'm looking forward to working with you.
Inspector Han Yeo-jin.
Thank you, sir.
All right.
When did you find out about Namyangju?
What's your opinion on the Tongyeong case culprit's appeal?
-Give us a comment. -Any comments?
Do you have nothing to say about it?
-How is your injury? -Give us a comment.
Is he really filing an appeal?
Please give us a comment.
Sir, please say something about it.
Please give us a comment, sir.
Did the late Park Gwang-su have a connection with Hanjo Group?
Did you hear anything about him working for Hanjo?
Prosecutor Seo Dong-jae.
Prosecutor Hwang!
Oh, Mr. Kim Ho-seob.
So you really were here!
Did you relocate to Wonju?
Yes, I just got here and saw your name.
I thought, "Hey, this name isn't a common name."
It's a surprise to see you here.
-Which room are you in? -I'm in 507. And you?
I'm in 506.
It's right next to mine!
Oh, did you hear about Ms. Choi?
She went to Hwasun.
Oh, that's her hometown.
Wow, you remember.
Do you remember my hometown too?
It's Jecheon.
Oh, you really haven't changed!
You smiled just now!
What about my hometown?
Seoul? Jeju Island? Geoje island?
Wando? Busan? Ulsan? Changwon? Masan?
Daegu? Gwangju?
SPECIAL THANKS TO YU JAE-MYEONG, SHIN HYE-SUN,
LEE KYOO-HYUNG, TAE IN-HO, KIM WON-HAE,
CHOI HEE-SEO, LEE TAE-HYEONG AND YU SEONG-JU
THANK YOU FOR WATCHING STRANGER SEASON 2
Subtitle translation by Ju-young Park