Ode to My Father Page #3
Have the chocolate but go, okay?
Get him!
Go, run!
Quick!
Hey!
- Duk-soo!
- Run, Dal-go!
Stop, you!
Hey, you!
Stop!
This is President Syngman Rhee.
For me, armistice does not mean
that we fight any less,
but ultimately means
more hardship and destruction.
Come out,
you little punks!
I have been against the armistice...
What does "armistice" mean?
Sounds like it means
not waging war.
So we can go back
to our hometown?
I don't think so.
Why not?
If the armistice ends the war,
why can't we go back?
It's true we're not waging war,
but that doesn't mean
the war's over.
It needs to end first.
- The war is too...
- You don't know, do you?
- I mean...
- What's an armistice?
What's an armistice?
Can I go back to my hometown?
Where's your hometown?
Hamgyeong Province...
Hungnam, Cheongi-dong.
You can't go back.
Why not?
The war's over.
It's not over,
it's a cease fire.
Our country's weak,
and now they fight and
divide us up as they please.
Those damn bastards!
Come here, you!
Hey! Spit it out!
Kick them!
July 27, 1953
Armistice Agreement signed
What happened to you?
In the middle of this chaos
I send you to school,
and you go around
getting into fights?
I wasn't fighting.
Now you lie to your mother?
Mom.
What?
You hate me, don't you?
Why?
Then why didn't you mention
Maksoon even once?
Duk-soo, let's imagine.
Suppose our house is on fire.
You're in the house,
and we're all outside.
Then what should I do?
Of course,
you'd come in to save me.
No.
If I die trying to save you,
who will feed your siblings?
It tears my heart
to think of Maksoon,
but now I have to look after
you and your siblings.
Because...
I'm a mother.
That's what mothers have to do.
But because of me, Dad...
No, it's not your fault.
Don't you worry over such things,
just study hard.
Because you're the head of
the family until Dad comes back.
You understand?
Those damned thugs.
Look at your face!
You saw me restraining
myself yesterday?
I'll beat them...
Shut your trap.
Okay.
So, since the war's over,
you'll go back to your hometown?
I guess so.
Too bad.
We just became friends.
What do you mean, friends?
I'll probably never see you again.
That's what you think.
I don't think that.
What's this? Look at her wrist!
Go easy on her.
And you just need to let go.
You don't have many years left,
stop being so stubborn.
Sell the store and
enjoy your earnings.
Stop talking nonsense.
Look at me.
I sold my store and
put up this big building.
It's called a multiplex.
What would a beggar
like you know?
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