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So she became shorter.

The reason why she is shrinking more

is because she is now sharing her age

with you after you were born.

Eun-ji already knew

that people grow as they age.

But I never knew my age

was coming from her grandmother.

It was amazing and thankful

but also regretful for her grandmother.

But even if you don't like it,

you will also become a grown-up.

And grandmother wants you

to grow up, too.

Of course.

If only you grow well,

I don't mind sharing my age with you.

Now my time will go

and yours will come.

Eun-ji was now happy.

She realized that rather than

being regretful for grandmother

she should grow up

with thanks to her.

Mother!

Mother!

- Mother!

- Mo... Mo, mother...

Verifying Death

Death

Invocation of the spirit of a deceased

Kwang-san Kim Family.

Ok-nam leaves.

She leaves.

No, that's not it.

She recovered but

she passed away this morning.

Yes.

Food for the Messengers of Death

Food for the Messengers of Death

Have a lot of these

and be nice to our old lady.

Hey, you kids.

Don't even think about it.

That's the food for the Messengers

who will take the dead.

They say that even dogs

don't eat that food.

Father, the house is empty,

go in.

Report of death making and sending

We should also send the news

to her friends.

Ah-chi-sil will lead the funeral

and Sae-mal here will

manage the funeral.

And an acquaintance of mine

from Hae-nam

will locate the tomb for us.

There are a lot of

geomantic topologists here,

do we really need

someone from Hae-nam?

Joon-seop will take care of everything.

Uncle, there's a phone call for you.

I'm not sure

if it's real this time.

Laying out a body for burial

Oh, mother!

How can you leave us, mother!

My poor mother!

Announcement of the death

There's a lot about

your mother in your works.

So I wanted to see how

her final moment is taken care of.

I tell you not to

make fuss here and there.

I barely persuaded the editor

for taking off near deadline.

I'm fired if I don't bring in a story.

I'm sure you'll be cooperative.

- Who is this?

- Here he comes.

Oh, Mr. Ha.

Yes, this place is...

He's the one who draw the orchid

hung at the Hall of the seniors.

- Really?

- I heard he's good at calligraphy.

Calligraphy? Yeah, right.

Follow the road straight and

you'll find the milepost that says Nam-pyeong.

Right, just follow that road.

Drive safely. See you soon.

Bring some oil, please.

Oh my, Aunt U-dong is here.

- Oh my god.

- Thanks for coming.

Where's your husband?

- Please, come in.

- He is on his way.

Yes, Doo-shik.

When will you be here?

Oh my god, sister.

Can I borrow a cigarette?

My, my! How come...

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