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:14:03
and if each side takes full
responsibility for their duties,

:14:07
then the nation will
surely prosper, won't it?

:14:14
I see our Silmido captain
is a romanticist.

:14:21
Or does he prefer a murderous
reunification of his own hand,

:14:28
as revenge for the wartime
massacre of his family?

:14:34
As a soldier, I have
neither learned nor taught

:14:37
to let personal feelings
affect one's mission.

:14:42
That is a relief.
:14:45
I'll believe in you.
:15:06
So you keep throwing fits
in order to see your father?

:15:11
- When you go to Pyongyang...
- No!

:15:15
I should have guessed earlier,
but I thought, "No way."

:15:19
Our mission is
to kill a commie,

:15:21
who would have thought
we'd have a commie among us?

:15:26
That's not true.
:15:28
Or on the other hand,
this commie...

:15:30
I'm not a communist!
:15:33
Really? You're not communist?
:15:37
Of course you are!
:15:40
Someone who abandons
his wife and brat

:15:43
and goes up North is
a commie to the bone.

:15:46
If a kid raised
:15:48
by that bastard isn't
a commie, then who is?

:15:51
I know you're a commie
just by looking in your eyes.

:15:54
For 3 years I've been
through hell because of you.

:15:58
In my final year,
I keep getting beaten


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