A poignant reunion between a father and son who have both been weathered by financial and national crises. They share a vulnerable moment of mutual forgiveness, discussing the weight of responsibility and the hope required to survive traumatic times.
MR. BAEK: Have you been eating well? You look tired.
YI JIN: I’ve been eating…thanks appa.
MR. BAEK: It’s been hard hasn’t it? You mentioned you’ll be home for a few months.
YI JIN: I’m just going to take a break. Spend some time with you, omma and Yi Hyun and then head back to Seoul to get some tre
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