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00:00:18I love you.

00:00:35What's your name?

00:00:35How many years ago?

00:00:40I'm curious about how many years ago he was.

00:00:44He's nine years old.

00:00:47His mother's name is nine years old when he was a kid.

00:00:50I think he's the same thing.

00:00:58I'm going to go with him.

00:01:09He likes to play and he likes to play well.

00:01:12He's waiting for the rest of the day.

00:01:17I love you.

00:01:45I'm singing the small tree on the ground.

00:02:04Why?

00:02:07No.

00:02:08I think I'm like a child.

00:02:10So, if I had a child that I didn't see you, I wouldn't be able to see you again.

00:02:21That's the end of the day, your sorrow came to the world.

00:02:27It was such a sweet sorrow.

00:02:42You are beautiful.

00:02:45You are beautiful.

00:02:47Especially this picture is a pain.

00:02:53How do you feel?

00:02:55How do you feel?

00:02:57People say you are so sad.

00:03:01I was so sad.

00:03:03I was so sad.

00:03:04I was so sad.

00:03:18I'm sorry.

00:03:52What do you want to do?

00:03:59I'm not sure what's going on.

00:04:26It was a good time for me.

00:04:28It was a good time for me.

00:04:29We are going to live.

00:04:36I'm going to go for you for a while.

00:04:41I'm going to go for a while.

00:04:47I'm going to go for a while.

00:04:50I can't wait for a while.

00:04:52That's why I love you.

00:05:22What is the most beautiful saddening?

00:05:33There is no saddening.

00:05:37It's like a bird's sound like a bird.

00:05:46What is it?

00:05:46Where are you?

00:05:492022년 소외된 맘매.

00:05:526살 때.

00:05:54멋있다.

00:05:56줄 가요?

00:06:00고마워.

00:06:02나는 또 있어요.

00:06:04여행을 많이 다녔거든요.

00:06:13사랑하는 사람을 잃은 게 처음인가 봐요.

00:06:18난 세 번째예요.

00:06:22슬픔에는 에너지가 많이 들어요.

00:06:25처음에는 분노.

00:06:27그 다음에 치욕.

00:06:29그 다음에 원한, 후회, 자책.

00:06:32이 많은 감정이 다 지나야 진짜 슬픔이 찾아와요.

00:06:37진짜 슬픔은.

00:06:39끔찍할 정도로 조용해요.

00:06:41돌덩어리처럼 무겁고.

00:06:44그러니까 지금 너무 날뛰지 말아요.

00:06:47나중에 아예 돌보림은 있어야 되잖아요.

00:06:49준익 씨 불행했어.

00:06:51당신 때문에.

00:06:54그 사람 사랑 안 했지.

00:06:57마지막으로 사랑을 나눈 건 언제예요?

00:07:04나는요.

00:07:06내 사랑을.

00:07:08끔찍한 결혼 생활에서 꺼내주고 싶었어.

00:07:11준익 씨야말로 돌덩어리를 껴안고 물속에 가라앉고 있었어요.

00:07:23나 원래 약한 사람하고 안 싸우는데요.

00:07:27싸워야 하는 상황이 있으면 가만히 있지 않을 거예요.

00:07:31정신 똑바로 차려요, 강한나 씨.

00:07:34살면서 그렇게 끔찍한 일을 겪어도.

00:07:39그게 한 번으로 끊으란 건 없으니까.

00:07:56이 목걸이 내가 디자인한 거 알아요?

00:08:02지난 2000년간 최신 인기 디자인.

00:08:07제일 인기 있는 디자인이라던데?

00:08:10지난 2000년 동안.

00:08:12나는 보석 디자이너예요.

00:08:15이거 카빙하면서 뭐 기도할게요?

00:08:18내가 고통받은 만큼 당신도 고통받게 해달라고.

00:08:24하나님은 참 이상한 방식으로 기도를 들어주시죠.

00:08:31나 야보는 거 알아요.

00:08:34하지만 난 꼭 당신 울릴 거야.

00:08:36내가 그 눈물 바닥에 떨어지는 거 꼭 볼 거야.

00:08:43나 야보는 거 알아요.

00:08:54나 야보는 거 알아요.

00:09:01우버님.

00:09:03괜찮아요.

00:09:04No.

00:09:34No.

00:09:35No.

00:09:36No.

00:09:37No.

00:09:39No.

00:09:52No.

00:10:00No.

00:10:01언제부터 알고 계셨어요?

00:10:06걔가 기효이 널 만났구나.

00:10:08언제부터 저를 갖고 노셨는지 알고 싶습니다, 어머니.

00:10:11걔는 선수야.

00:10:13계획적으로 접근해서 준익이를 이용한 거야.

00:10:16선거 전에 다 정리가 됐었다.

00:10:17넉넉히 챙겨주니까 외국으로 떠나겠다고 했고.

00:10:20너무 억울해요.

00:10:23전 영원히 기회를 뺏긴 거잖아요.

00:10:25준익 씨 눈을 똑바로 쳐다보면서 헤어지자고 말할 기회.

00:10:28다시 살려내서 이혼하고 싶은 심정이에요.

00:10:36알아.

00:10:38절벽에서 거꾸로 떨어지는 것 같겠지.

00:10:43근데 있잖아.

00:10:45너 이런 일로 안 죽는다?

00:10:49오늘은 큰일이 난 것 같겠지만.

00:10:52내가 지금 생각보다 괜찮다는 거 알게 될 거야.

00:10:59어느 날 문득 이전보다 강해진 걸 느낄 거고.

00:11:04내가 알아.

00:11:05몇 번이나 겪었으니까.

00:11:08어머니 저한테 줄마라고 하셨어요.

00:11:11사람들 앞에서 제가 장비 당하길 바라셨어요?

00:11:15어머니 알고 계셨죠?

00:11:16저 여자가 나설 거라는 거.

00:11:21솔직히 이건 기회야.

00:11:23모르겠니?

00:11:25네가 준익이를 떼내고 너 자신으로 선거에 나설 기회.

00:11:29사람들에게 약정을 보여주고 안아주게 할 기회.

00:11:33그 여자는 널 망칠 수 없고.

00:11:36어떤 일이 있어도 너는 앞으로 나가는 사람이라는 걸 보여줄 기회.

00:11:48가끔 몸에 어머니 정말 미치실 것 같아요.

00:11:54이 순간부터 어머니와 손 긋겠습니다.

00:12:01너는 나 없이 대통령이 될 수 없어.

00:12:08이런 식으로 대통령 되고 싶지 않습니다.

00:12:21우리 계약 여기서 끝내겠습니다.

00:12:28네가 이러고도 무서울 것 같아?

00:12:31제가 여기서 나갈 때 소중하게 챙겨나간 건 딱 하나예요.

00:12:36어머니가 주셨던 보석감.

00:12:37기억하세요?

00:12:44살면서 준익이한테 하나씩 받아서 가득 채워라.

00:12:49그게 너의 행복이 될 거야.

00:12:59어머니, 이건 탈세잖아요.

00:13:02무슨 소리니?

00:13:04법령이 따른 엄연한 절세인데.

00:13:08저는 보석을 받고 행복해질 것 같지 않아서 어머니의 비밀들을 모으기 시작했어요.

00:13:13너 왜 이러니?

00:13:14쟤랑 결혼하더니 이상해졌어.

00:13:17매몬 사람 핑계대지 마세요.

00:13:20저는 분식회계에는 가담하지 않겠습니다.

00:13:23그게 언젠가 저를 지켜줄 거라고 생각했어요.

00:13:32덕분에 어머니가 어떤 사람인 줄 아면서도 두려움 없이 손잡고 일할 수 있었어요.

00:13:44그 여자 조용하게 해주세요.

00:13:49앞으로 어디에서든 그 여자에게 놓고 싶지 않습니다.

00:13:57어른한테 인사 한 번 온 법이 없어서 내가 와봤다.

00:14:03우리 강아지 봤다며?

00:14:05얼마나 예쁜 짓도 봤어?

00:14:08집이 꼭 닮았지?

00:14:09이제 니가 얼마나 못된 년인지 알겠니?

00:14:13그런 아이 하나 없이 우리 준에게 눈감할 뻔했잖아.

00:14:17곧 있으면 곁에 두고 함께 살 거다.

00:14:21진작 그랬어야 했는데 애비 살아있을 때.

00:14:26응 미지 씨.

00:14:28우리 지난번에 전재산 기부 목록 만든 거 있잖아.

00:14:33그거 당장 집행해줘.

00:14:36어머니 무슨 말씀이시죠?

00:14:41혹시 지금 보이스피싱?

00:14:47왜요?

00:14:48유산 받으면 은성이 엄마랑 또 나누기로 하셨어요?

00:14:53많이 놀라실 것 같은데.

00:15:22그런데 알아요.

00:15:26사람 소리도 들리지 않고.

00:15:30사람 모습도 보이지 않는 거.

00:15:42상상으로 인사하는 모양의 일을 보세요.

00:15:43그것도 인사하는 것 같은데.

00:15:49오늘 확장에 쓰신 것처럼 보셨나요?

00:20:52I don't know if I can't do it.

00:21:07I don't know if I can't do it.

00:21:33I can't do it.

00:21:35I can't do it.

00:21:58I'm going to tell you about the situation of the Middle East.

00:22:02The U.S. ships are going to kill the U.S.

00:22:09Three other missions were flying the U.S.

00:22:13The U.S. ships are going to have more than a million ships.

00:22:32What is the meaning of the North Korean army?

00:22:36What is the meaning of the Korean army?

00:22:38In the meantime, there will be a war.

00:22:45Sir, what are you saying now?

00:22:58What is the meaning of the Korean army?

00:23:08What is the meaning of the Korean army?

00:23:27We must not be able to protest.

00:23:35We don't want to fight against the Korean army.

00:23:52Thank you very much.

00:24:19I don't know.

00:25:19Well President, it's time for you to choose. Will you lose the north to China? Or will you win this

00:25:26war and unify the peninsula during your term?

00:25:29I think it's time for you to win this war.

00:25:31I think it's time for you to win this war.

00:25:37I've been working for those three place to do it, so.

00:25:41First, I can't quite see the U.S.

00:25:44That was the case of the U.S.

00:25:47But it's already...

00:25:49That's how it's been.

00:25:52Next, I'm going to see the U.S.

00:25:56The U.S.

00:25:57The U.S.

00:25:58I've been working for a long time in the U.S.

00:26:03I've been working for the U.S.

00:26:05..

00:26:06As I found most of the answers from Mobile credentials..

00:26:12..

00:26:14..

00:26:15I'm not sure if you have a self, a merry-to-christmas kind of song, but it's really a good

00:26:21thing.

00:26:23It's going to start a fight in 12 hours.

00:26:29It's a true story.

00:26:34It's better than that.

00:26:35It would be better.

00:26:43Please help me.

00:26:45People are coming.

00:26:49Professor, I'm going to go together.

00:26:50I'll go.

00:26:51I don't know.

00:26:55There's no strength.

00:26:57You're not here.

00:26:58You're not here.

00:27:00You're not here.

00:27:03You're not here.

00:27:06You're not here.

00:27:07I'm in the hospital.

00:27:08Can you do it?

00:27:14We're not here.

00:27:17It's clear.

00:27:19There's no wrongdoing.

00:27:20Let's go.

00:27:21Let's go.

00:27:23Let's go.

00:27:35We are in prison.

00:27:38We're in prison.

00:27:40We are in prison case now.

00:27:41He's not in prison.

00:27:43Let's go.

00:27:47We're in prison.

00:27:49We're in prison.

00:27:55I'm sorry.

00:28:32I am not sure why you don't want to get rid of this, too.

00:28:33Yes, I know.

00:28:35What?

00:28:37It's a foreign contact with the 911 phone.

00:28:40It's what it is.

00:28:44It was just a doubtful, right?

00:28:46It's a wild card.

00:28:49I thought, what if I had a job on it?

00:28:52I thought, what if I had a job done?

00:28:53I thought, what if I had a job done?

00:28:55I thought, what if I had a job done?

00:28:56It was a journalist.

00:28:58It was a possibility.

00:29:01When we started, it was a business.

00:29:09I was looking for a message.

00:29:12But, it was a little different.

00:29:13But the sincere mail is 15-inch, right?

00:29:35about a month ago when three crew members from a North Korean submarine defected to the US according to their

00:29:43statements

00:29:43the new submarine being built in North Korea is not an upgraded version of the Romeo class as initially

00:29:58believed but actually a highly advanced 10,000 ton class SSB

00:30:07440 meters long maybe 10 meters across 탑승인원은 160명 쯤 스페스 버어 160

00:30:13기크하고 선수량 옆으로 작달막한 날개가 달렸습니다 수직 발사관이 8개씩 두 줄로 총결 6개

00:30:20대형 발사관 탐 같은데 직경이 2메타라는 대화 씁니다

00:30:25arrayed in two rows of aids, 16 vertical launch strips on the bridge, large size models with a diameter around

00:30:312 meters

00:30:41The whole agency was upended and everyone started pouring through all available satellite images of North Korea

00:30:48Eventually, they identified an object in a few of those images, just a shadow, but enough to start planning the

00:30:54operation

00:31:01It's an exact match, this confirms the submarine's crew status

00:31:04Well, we'll have to authenticate it, but this does suggest a high probability that they're the same

00:31:10Then we must take immediate action

00:31:12Well, of course, and why hesitate when the evidence is so clear, huh?

00:31:18I didn't believe it

00:31:20How could anyone build a submarine without so much as a whisper leaking out?

00:31:26If the Japanese people have lied to me

00:31:29You already have the same mistakes in Iraq

00:31:33That's what I've been saying

00:31:35So I wanted to hear the story from them directly

00:31:38But then something happened

00:31:50One crew member shot the other two and then turned the gun on himself

00:31:54He's like a dead

00:31:56Same

00:32:01But the whole incident was swept under the rug

00:32:05The three aircraft carriers, Roosevelt, Reagan, and Carl Benson

00:32:09Will deploy to Korea to face a potential crisis on the peninsula

00:32:14Preparations for a strike on North Korea are still underway

00:32:17And the only evidence we have are the crew's statements

00:32:22Mr. President, may I have a word?

00:32:24Mr. President, we have to ascertain whether these submarines are real

00:32:27We can't move forward based on the testimony of three dead witnesses

00:32:31Sir

00:32:36Junique

00:32:37I decided to take matters into my own hands and find out whether that submarine really exists

00:32:43Thank you

00:32:44I've been scouring records trying to find out who's been buying submarine components

00:32:47Hey, I'm still missing 2021

00:32:50As I suspected, I came up with nothing

00:32:52There wasn't a shred of evidence

00:32:54Indicating that North Korea is building a 10,000 ton nuclear submarine

00:32:59However

00:33:02There was one name I kept coming across

00:33:06Over and over again

00:33:11Somebody who imported structural steel plates from Poland

00:33:18Precision sensors from Switzerland

00:33:24Engineers from Sweden

00:33:30The name was Stella Young

00:33:34An American arms lobbyist

00:33:40Wait

00:33:41This Stella Young is saying

00:33:45The North Koreans have the capability to build a nuclear submarine

00:33:48I heard a rumor that for the past five years

00:33:50She's been claiming that North Korea does have the capability to build a 10,000 ton submarine

00:33:55So I started looking into her

00:33:57Here, you can take a look at what she's missing

00:34:10They're so nervous

00:34:16That's the way she's missing

00:34:18The North Koreans have the picture that does not hold the water

00:34:22Of their time

00:34:23The North Koreans have a picture of her

00:34:24In the North Koreans

00:34:25They won't have a picture of her

00:34:25In the North Koreans

00:34:27Stella, you're a foreign worker?

00:34:31Well, according to her immigration records, she entered South Korea 10 years ago.

00:34:37And never returned.

00:34:40I suspect she's still in South Korea.

00:34:43Please find her unique.

00:34:46It's the only way to solve the mystery behind this submarine.

00:34:52It's the only way to solve the mystery behind this submarine.

00:34:53And this is the last thing I've sent.

00:34:59My friend Anderson.

00:35:02I think I know that girl.

00:35:04Stella, you know.

00:35:06If it's done, I'll send you a mail.

00:35:13And then, a few months later,

00:35:14the enemy,

00:35:15the enemy.

00:35:15She won't be able to kill him.

00:35:17I think that's true.

00:35:22Maybe we'll send him to the sea.

00:35:26Maybe she'll send him to the sea.

00:35:28Then in the case of the island,

00:35:29the enemy is the poison of you.

00:35:30The enemy is the enemy to the sea.

00:35:30The enemy is the American from the sea.

00:35:31And the special reason?

00:35:36Is there any reason you can see?

00:35:37The enemy is 170.6 meters.

00:35:41A 2.8 meters.

00:35:44I'm sorry.

00:35:46I'm sorry.

00:35:49I'm sorry.

00:35:51But it's a war sign.

00:35:53It's just one thing left.

00:35:56I don't know.

00:36:42너무 괴로우시죠?

00:36:51전쟁이 곧 일어나나요?

00:36:54오늘인가요?

00:36:57내일인가요?

00:37:01사문주, 너...

00:37:02전 그래도 제 동맹 믿었습니다.

00:37:05우리가 아주 안 좋을 때도

00:37:07전쟁을 막기 위해 서로 각자 다른 노력을 하고 있는 거라고.

00:37:12협상 전엔 언제나 메모 보내셨잖아요.

00:37:15우리가 물러서도 되는 부분, 절대로 안 될 부분.

00:37:18어떻게 거기서 물러설 수 있었어요?

00:37:20도대체 무슨 일이 있었길래

00:37:23한반도에서 전쟁이 일어날 수도 있다는 걸 받아들이셨냐고요?

00:37:33성당에 들어오는데

00:37:35인생이 주마등처럼 지나갔어.

00:37:38살면서 죽을 뻔했던 순간들.

00:37:42그때 죽었던 걸 얼마나 좋았을까?

00:37:45넌 절대 알 수 없겠지.

00:37:47몇백만의 삶과 죽음 사이에서 선택해야 하는 인간의 괴로움.

00:37:53몰라서 다행이라고 생각해라.

00:37:56저라면 그 어떤 경우에서라도

00:37:57전쟁을 택하진 않았을 거예요.

00:38:03함부로 말하지 마.

00:38:06너라면 달랐을 것 같아?

00:38:09네가 뭘 할 수 있는데.

00:38:20잠깐 뵐 수 있을까요, 대사님?

00:38:22지혜를 청하고 싶습니다.

00:38:23지혜를 청하고 싶습니다.

00:38:53노 청수에.

00:38:55안녕, Ambassador.

00:38:58Your eyes have lost their usual serenity.

00:39:02We seem worried.

00:39:03You're wide with worry.

00:39:04Are you concerned about tonight?

00:39:07Is China aware of the situation, Ambassador?

00:39:10Why would China tolerate a war in Korea?

00:39:15You want this war?

00:39:18Everyone wants it.

00:39:20I see there's a reason behind this.

00:39:23A reason driving this war.

00:39:27Ambassador,

00:39:28have you ever seen the Yellow River flood with your own eyes?

00:39:32No, I have not.

00:39:33Water is vast and powerful.

00:39:36It sweeps away everything in its path.

00:39:38It's futile to resist it.

00:39:40It's foolish to think that mere mortals can bend the will of the heavens.

00:39:46You cannot fathom this, Ambassador, because you have never seen something truly vast.

00:39:52Now I understand you wish to prevent this war, but there's nothing you can do, except pray.

00:40:00Pray the war ends swiftly, like a summer shower, fierce but fleeting.

00:40:06Because if things go wrong, it could escalate to World War III.

00:40:17What does that mean, Your Excellency?

00:40:20It's an old poem written by a Korean man named Cheong Yeo-kyong when he was seven years old.

00:40:26I believe a small mountain can overcome a big one, because I'm young and naive like him.

00:40:34So, I'll do what I can.

00:40:37So stubborn, so beautiful, so smart, and yet you will die.

00:41:06So, I'll do what I can.

00:41:36I'll do what I can.

00:41:44So, I'll do what I can.

00:41:48I'll do what we have.

00:41:55What are you going to do tomorrow?

00:41:58What do you do?

00:41:59That's a good thing.

00:42:59The President's office is a good question.

00:43:01If you're in a position where the president is looking for a witness,

00:43:04send an announcement.

00:43:07The President, I'll ask you one more question.

00:43:12If you're living in the world,

00:43:15you're in a bunker.

00:43:24I'm going to go to the border.

00:44:04Secretary Defense? Immediately.

00:44:27In여

00:44:46Hello.

00:44:49My name is Anderson Miller.

00:44:53Anderson lives here.

00:45:04The only evidence that this submarine exists comes from the unverified testimony of three North Korean defectors. One of whom

00:45:14committed suicide after shooting his fellow crew members. We must not take them and their word.

00:45:21Furthermore, I received the following video.

00:45:25In fact, I have never seen that scene.

00:45:30I made a sound.

00:45:43Sorry, I think you need to see this.

00:45:50Then how are you able to testify to it?

00:46:16The firecrackers are signed.

00:46:18Fire at the first bank.

00:46:19After this, we're at the police officer.

00:46:22Now to count on.

00:46:25I'm leaving.

00:46:35Let's go.

00:46:56Determinat.

00:47:00SILENT REN noises.

00:47:01Its how you can run it.

00:47:02If you are able to be able to run it,

00:47:03I'll never see and not see a voi.

00:47:05The상이 I can come in.

00:47:11Start with this.

00:47:12Please protect your enemies.

00:47:15Please protect your enemies.

00:47:16Let me sue you!

00:47:17Let's go!

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