Bong Joon-ho

Minister Mason delivers a chilling, metaphorical speech to the tail section passengers about social hierarchy and the necessity of staying in one's place.

Lucy Mirando delivers a high-stakes corporate presentation to the press, blending a manufactured personal anecdote about a Chilean farmer with urgent global statistics. She uses calculated charm and theatricality to introduce a genetically engineered solution to world hunger.

While driving, Ki-tek subtly manipulates his wealthy employer, Dong-ik, into hiring a new housekeeper from a fake elite agency.

Min-Hyuk asks his unemployed friend Ki-Woo to lie about his education to take over a high-paying tutoring job for a wealthy family.

Identical twins Lucy and Nancy Mirando face off as their corporate empire crumbles, revealing Nancy's cold-blooded plan to seize control.

Ki-Jung, posing as 'Jessica,' subtly manipulates Yon-Kyo into firing her driver, Yun, and then recommending her own father, Ki-Tek, for the position. Yon-Kyo, easily swayed by perceived trustworthiness and a desire for convenience, falls right into the trap, illustrating her naivete and the ease with which the Kim family exploits the Parks' class-based assumptions.

Curtis reveals the horrific cannibalistic origins of the Tail Section and his own dark past to Namgoong to justify his mission to reach the engine.

Hee Bong reveals to a devastated Mija that their beloved super-pig, Okja, is being taken away to America and tries to bribe her with a gold statue.

Wilford reveals to a devastated Curtis that the revolution was a planned collaboration between himself and Curtis's mentor, Gilliam.