A Moment to Remember Page #4
- Year:
- 2004
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Your armpits?
I think so.
Your feet?
No more questions!
Stop looking!
This isn't good at all.
You'll have to redo it.
What's wrong with it?
You know
we slaved over this!
Look at it from here.
Do it again.
It's not even aligned.
Again?
Come on!
This is good enough.
Nobody will notice!
Take a look.
The reflection breaks, see?
It's the angle, man.
And the spacing.
It's way off.
Do it again, okay?
Okay.
- Whose side are you!
- No, you're not redoing it!
There you go again.
Look who's talking
you little jerk!
It is fine as it is!
Who do you think you are?
A damn artist?
Hey, Choi!
Say hello to Mr. Hwang.
You've met him before.
You're looking good.
Congratulations on everything.
I've been asking your father-in-law
to arrange the meeting.
What would look good here?
Sorry?
Rather than building something...
You may want to
leave it as it is.
Leave it as it is...
But if I insist.
If you want a house.
Natural-grown ones are
different from the planted ones.
A house that...
is in balance.
Uh...
inside and out.
You see the pine tree over there?
Great, isn't it?
There is a reason for that.
Either it was under a rock
when young.
Or shaded by a big tree nearby.
In short, it's been misplaced.
Like a pine tree on a cliff.
Hey, it's still dry.
Don't touch it.
Let's talk about the theme.
Theme?
Where did your design come from?
Where it came from?
Well... I mean.
What was your inspiration?
My wife was the inspiration.
I had a chance to see her
happy with her family.
And that was very special to me.
So...
Walking along this hill.
I made up a story of them inside.
And came up with its interior first.
This is Su-jin's
grandfather's hammer.
Chul-soo.
You know Jesus, right?
Did you know
he was a carpenter?
Carpentry is a holy vocation.
Chul-soo.
You know how a real carpenter is
different from a sham one?
Go see at a shop.
There are so many sham ones.
They all complain about the wood.
The real carpenter.
Sees the texture.
What's the texture?
It's a possibility.
The texture gets you anything.
A real carpenter
can see that.
It's the same with people.
You were all wrong.
You still are.
But I saw your texture.
You know what I mean?
You like it?
Rather than focusing
on the beautiful walls.
I considered...
How people move under the roof.
Keep going.
What I mean is...
Geographic particulars demand
that the drainage expansion
be considered.
Ah...
This is...
The partial attachment between
We're planning to handcraft
all the other decorations like this.
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