Tae O is here!
Tae O is here! Bring out things to take back to our place.
Why didn't you bring that out?
Stop playing with that.
Please fold the blanket.
We have to clean the floor. Where did it go?
We have to clean the house before we leave.
We have to clean it for the next ones moving in.
No matter how many times I ask Tae O to help cleaning,
he doesn't show any reaction.
Open it and dust it, please.
(Good girl Tae Rin even cleans the camera.)
(It's clean now!)
(She won't allow any dust on it.)
(Tae O is busy slacking.)
(For him, cleaning time is like play time.)
(He uses the broom to play rather than to clean.)
Clean!
Kids, we have to fix these doors. Okay?
I will bring the scissors.
(Why should we fix them?)
(This morning, Tae O kindly poked holes on every door.)
Hey!
What are you doing right now?
Will you fix them?
- Yes! - Who will fix them?
- I will! - I will!
Okay. I will get the materials.
Put all over it.
(Tae O got caught while playing with a diaper.)
Press this side gently first.
Good job. Good job.
(With his daddy closely watching him, Tae O concentrates.)
That's enough glue. Press it now.
(They are done patching up the holes!)
Look at this.
Good job.
- Glue this. - What will we do after this?
We have to fix more doors.
What will we do after this?
After this, we will fix that door.
(He wants to play after fixing one door.)
What will we do after this?
We have to fix this and that one. And also that one and that one.
We have to fix those two as well.
- You poked holes on all the doors. - What will we do after that?
- What?
(He has to patch all the holes he poked a while ago.)
(But he's running out of patience.)
Oh, gosh!
(He explodes.)
(Feeling irritated that he can't play, he makes a mess.)
Have you gone sulky?
Why?
- I kicked them all. - Why did you do that?
I am really bad.
Why are you upset?
(At that moment...)
Mummy is swinging!
(Mummy is swinging!)
- Mummy is swinging. - Mummy is swinging?
See? Mummy is upset because Tae O is not helping.
- What? - Mummy is upset.
(She's scared.)
(I will listen to Daddy.)
Let's do one each, okay?
Are these gifts for other people?
We have to give one...
to Uncle Yong Sik.
We have to give one to Uncle Yong Sik, and who else?
Tae Rin, you do this. No, Tae O, you do this. Tae Rin, do this.
- Is this mine? - Yes.
- You go there. I'll teach you. - I want strawberry.
Okay.
Here's a lemon flavour. Do you want to try it?
- No, strawberry. - Strawberry. It's here.
- Strawberry. Yes. - Okay.
- I want strawberry too. - Open it.
I will give you the strawberry flavour. Okay?
Tae Rin, is there someone here you're really thankful for?
Tae O, is there anyone you want to thank?
- Can I eat this? - No. We have to give these out.
No, I am going to eat it.
It's not for you! Why do you always eat?
- I want to eat it. - Really?
Yes.
Aren't you thankful to the village foreman?
(The village foreman?)
I am thankful.
You're thankful, right?
(The Tae siblings will deliver the gifts in the afternoon.)
Put your shoes on. Put them in there.
- Will we ride that? - Daddy.
- No, you won't ride that. - I want to go inside this.
But we have to put chickens in there.
Will you go in with them?
- Give me the gifts, please. - I want to go inside that.
- Are we giving the chickens away? - Pardon?
Will you give them the chickens too?
- Of course. - Will you give...
the chickens as gifts to the villagers?
What will we do with the chickens otherwise?
I want to take the chickens home.
- The chickens... - To our house?
- Yes. - What? Tae Rin,
- who will raise them? - We will.
We are giving them out.
We will give them to the lady next door. She took care of them for us.
We can raise them.
Chickens, what are you doing?
I will pull up the door.
- Eggs! Daddy! - Yes.
Eggs!
Tae O, I will grab them. You open the door for me, okay?
(I got it.)
Here we go.
I got it. I got it.
- Open the door! - The door.
(Tae O runs away just in time.)
(The chicken safely goes inside a box.)
They can't run away now!
- Tae Rin, please take this out. - We are the bad guys!
Take it out.
What if it flies?
It won't fly.
It can't fly?
Open the door!
(He succeeds to grab the second chicken.)
Say bye. Say, "Thank you for everything."
Gosh...
(He tries to put it inside the same box.)
Hey! Oh, my.
No, it's nothing. It's nothing.
(The chicken tries to escape.)
No, it's nothing. It's nothing.
(This can't be considered "nothing".)
(Chicken's prison break)
No, stay here.
Come here. Come here.
Look at them. Stand behind me. Stand behind.
Stretch your arms like this.
Let's approach them slowly. Don't step backwards.
(Tae O tries to scare them.)
Catch them, Daddy!
Yes! We did it!
I got one.
You go inside.
There you go. One down.
Do this in front. Tae Rin, here.
Here. Stand where I am.
When the chicken comes out, you should grab it, okay?
(Grab it when it comes out!)
(I am Tae O the Tiger, and I am waiting for you!)
If it comes out, one of you should try to grab it, okay?
(Chicken the Jailbreaker)
(The chicken escapes again!)
Oh, my. Kids, scream!
(The kids scream.)
(Why are they screaming?)
(The chicken moves so fast!)
(Ricky struggles.)
Let's go help him!
(The Tae siblings go to help their dad.)
Get out of the way!
Don't go inside the room. We just cleaned it.
(No way.)
(Chicken the Jailbreaker is looking inside the house.)
No, don't go in there! Tell it to come out!
(The chicken confidently steps into the kitchen with its dirty feet.)
Wait here.
(Scared, they scream from a far.)
(He fails to arrest the chicken.)
- Come on, Daddy! - Go out this way.
- You can do it! - Go out this way.
It's out.
(How do the Tae siblings react to the running chicken?)
Stand there. Stand there.
- Tae O. - When you see this...
Hey! These are the eggs you laid.
It won't work.
(Concentrating)
- Tae O! - Let's go over there.
These eggs are from...
- that chicken. - No.
No!
(No!)
You're getting it dirty!
(I'm going to run away.)
Hey, you!
I caught it. I caught it.
I caught it.
(It is caught five minute after escaping.)
Like we don't want to move, the chicken doesn't want to move either.
- Put the bat down. - I want to...
take it home with us.
Mum won't let you keep it.
I'll read you a book. Come here.
(A morning without Mum at the Ra twins' house)
"Pororo and Crong were eating candies together."
"Munching."
"Oh!"
"But Crong is taking more."
"One. Two."
Dad, he's eating candy.
Who's eating candy?
Crong.
- Pororo. - "Sweet and sour."
"I need to hide the box filled with candies behind my bed."
He's trying to put all the sweets in the candy box and hide it.
He wants to eat them all by himself.
- Then... - He needs to eat one at a time.
You're right. He needs to eat one piece at a time.
What happens if he eats all these by himself?
He needs to share with his friends.
- He needs to share, right? - He will get a toothache.
That's right. He'll get a toothache.
Ra Yul.
If you have a candy...
and you want to eat it alone, where do you want to hide it?
(Where would you hide it if you want to eat it alone?)
(The safest place is...)
Which place do you think is the safest, Ra Yul?
(The safest place is...)
Which place do you think is the safest, Ra Yul?
(In my belly.)
Except your belly, Ra Yul.
Where else?
(How did he know that?)
Where will you hide it, Ra Hui?
- Over there. - Over there?
- In the ground. - What?
- In the ground. - Will you bury it in the ground?
(Ra Hui, hide yours in my belly too.)
- Yes? - Pororo loves to play.
Who in our family loves to play as much as Pororo?
(Let me think.)
(Turning her head.)
It's not me.
(He's trying to deny the truth.)
There's Yu, your brother.
Daddy works a lot.
(You like to play with us.)
(I should to the chores.)
(Hyo Seong's housework begins.)
I'll make gimbap.
(I'll make gimbap.)
It's not easy to make gimbap.
(He attempts at making gimbap.)
What should I put in?
What do I need to put in the rice other than sesame oil?
(What do I need to put in the rice other than sesame oil?)
(Is he asking the Ra twins?)
(Are you asking us?)
(Of course, we don't know.)
(Never mind, then.)
Sesame oil.
(He tries on his own.)
It's hot.
(He's exaggerating.)
It's hot.
(It's hot.)
(Ra Hui runs over at the sound of Daddy's voice.)
Are there any work gloves?
(Are there any work gloves?)
Do you know where they are?
(What?)
Do you know where the work gloves are?
The gloves are inside.
Where are they?
- I haven't seen them. - Pardon?
(The four-year-old daughter wants to help him find them.)
It's hot.
(A dad like a baby versus a daughter like a mum)
It's hot.
(A dad like a baby versus a daughter like a mum)
Should we make gimbap?
Ra Yul, come over here.
Ra Yul.
- Do this. - Let's make gimbap.
Should we make some?
Yes, let's make some.
It smells good.
Look how Daddy does it.
(It's the first time for the Ra twins to make gimbap.)
After you watch how I do it,
you can start.
Here's some rice.
You need to grab a fistful of rice.
And you need to spread it from this side.
Ra Hui and Ra Yul. Are you watching?
- Are you? - Yes.
You need to stick the rice like this.
(You need to stick the rice like this.)
- Okay? - Yes.
Okay.
The rice is spread on the dried seaweed.
You need to press it down like this.
Then put one crab stick.
One pickled radish. Place them on top.
It's ham, what Daddy likes, right?
- What is this? - Carrot.
You need to place carrot here.
Look here. Look at Daddy.
Look here. You need to roll it.
Then,
you're done making gimbap.
(The shape of the gimbap looks all right.)
Is it gimbap, or not?
It's gimbap.
Place the ingredients you want, all right?
Place rice first.
You shouldn't put so much rice.
It needs to be thinner.
(Ra Hui halts amidst choosing the ingredients.)
(Glancing)
(She glances at Daddy's as well.)
Place the ingredients you want to eat, Ra Hui and Ra Yul.
(Place each ingredient nicely one by one.)
You already put that in earlier. Don't put in the same one.
Not what you've put in before.
(She places it neatly and carefully.)
Make another one.
Good job.
Ra Hui, you're doing well.
(She folds the gimbap in half and covers it.)
In half.
You're going to fold it in half?
(She folds the gimbap in half and covers it.)
Is it easy?
(She leave it be for a while.)
(Then opens it.)
Daddy, I'm done.
Good job.
How many did you make?
Ra Hui and Ra Yul, do you like your brother?
Yes.
Do you like Yu?
- Yes. - Yes.
(She doesn't hesitate to add the ingredients.)
What?
(Where is rice? Why is she starting with the ingredients?)
(She puts in what she wants.)
(Ra Yul?)
Roll it nicely.
Daddy, Ra Yul's making it funny.
What?
(Whether or not she's being told on, she places the ingredients.)
You need to put rice first, Ra Yul.
(You need to put rice first, Ra Yul.)
(I'll put it in now.)
(Break the rules of making conventional gimbap.)
(She follows Daddy and rolls it at the end.)
That's it.
(She follows Daddy and rolls it at the end.)
I'm done.
Hand me the gimbap you rolled.
Should we try some?
(The Ra twins made their first gimbap.)
Hold on to it and eat it.
Yes, eat it.
Hold on to it and eat it. Here.
(Ra twins eat what they've made.)
(Taking a big bite)
Were you hungry?
(Ra Hui lets Daddy take a bite.)
(Munching)
It's tasty.
(I'm not going to give you mine.)
It's tasty.
(Munching)
(Ra Yul begins to walk away.)
Oh, my.
(The ingredients of gimbap fell out.)
(Oh, my)
Oh, my.
Daddy, it fell out.
You need to wrap it tightly. Put the ingredients back in.
(It's because she was being greedy.)
Put it back in and eat it.
Does it taste good? This too.
Mum's? Since she didn't make it, there's none for her.
Should I make some for you?
Eat some more.
Do this.
Smile like this showing your teeth.
(Ra Yul looks so cute.)
Ra Hui too. Do you want to try?
(I won't.)
Ra Hui, do you want to try?
(Playing)
Look at me.
I'll make a moustache for you.
Come over here. A moustache for you.
You farted, right?
(He adds dried seaweed nose hair that cannot be pulled off easily.)
(Nose hair on both nostrils)
I'm done. Let's make an easy one now.
(Three versions of makeover with dried seaweed)
No, this is...
Like this.
How do I do this?
I'll help you.
Until this.
You should do this.
(Are they stacking the wooden blocks?)
After you put away Jenga, you need to place...
other toys back to their places.
Jun Woo's desk is a mess.
Of course.
Because we didn't tidy it up last night.
Seo Woo, you can tidy this up, right?
Neat and tidy.
Wait, give it to me for a minute.
I'll get a drink of water.
Start cleaning up.
(Is she training herself to be the next Butler Baek?)
Isn't this too easy?
(No wonder she's Butler Baek's daughter.)
(She can do it on her own.)
With her belongings,
I try to encourage her to clean up...
if it's something she can do independently.
This is good tea.
I can't have it.
I don't know where to put my mouth.
- It has too many horns. - These cookies are good too.
It gets too noisy whenever you open the lid.
I can't eat those cookies even if I want to.
(I can't eat those cookies even if I want to.)
(The cookie jar makes noise.)
Oh, gosh.
(Oh, gosh!)
(Darth Vader, you brat!)
That's the Darth Vader cookie.
I finally have time for myself.
What's the matter, Seo Woo?
Dad is too loud with the cookies.
You're too loud eating the cookies,
- so I can't clean. - All right.
- It sounds too delicious. - You couldn't...
concentrate? My bad.
Dad, was it very good?
Yes, it was very good. My bad.
Dad, don't go.
(Dad, don't go!)
- Okay. - Does he have to watch you?
Should I watch you like this?
- Okay. - Don't go and eat cookies.
Don't go even if they are good.
- Fine. - I'm hungry too.
I want the chocolate cookies.
Fine.
(Seo Woo cleans up Jun Woo's toys too.)
I'll make this shiny.
(She places Jun Woo's backpack next to hers.)
(She puts the book...)
(back on the bookshelf.)
(She organises coloured pencils with the right side up.)
(Five-year-old Seo Woo cleans up her own desk.)
(It's pristine.)
(Butler Baek is back in front of the cookie jar.)
There's dust here.
Dust is in there, right?
It's dust.
(She starts vacuuming.)
(This doesn't seem to be her first time.)
(She cleans underneath the bed.)
- Are there a lot of dust in there? - Yes.
There's more there. I'm a dust monster!
- Where? - Do you see it there?
- Here? - Yes, it's dust monster.
(She aims at the target.)
(In the name of justice, I'll punish the dust monster.)
(She gets it in one shot.)
It's finished.
Is there soap here?
Yes, let's go for it.
(She finishes off by washing her stuffed animal.)
(Her once white stuffed rabbit...)
(turned grey.)
- What's wrong? - Here.
The head? It turned red.
(It needs some whitening.)
- Soap, please. - Soap? Okay.
Is that good?
(Please, get clean!)
(Scrubbing)
Oh, dear!
(Oh, dear!)
It ripped open.
(It ripped open.)
(Oh, my!)
(The rabbit is barely holding on.)
- What do we do? - What do we do with the rabbit?
What do we do?
Let's show it to Mum.
We should.
Turn it off.
(I hope it's okay.)
Be careful.
(It rips open again.)
- Mum. - Yes?
- I'm sorry. - Why?
The rabbit's neck got ripped.
What?
- Gosh. - See?
I was giving it a bath, and it just ripped.
What do we do? Who did this?
I didn't do it. It got ripped when I was bathing it.
Really? What should we do?
We have to take it to the hospital.
- What should we do? - Take it to the hospital.
Should we take it to the hospital?
(Dr Seo Woo takes action.)
(Doctor, how long do I have?)
(I'll treat you. Don't worry.)
(This bandage will hold you together.)
It was a stuffed animal that her favourite teacher made for her.
It's made of socks.
She hugs it to sleep,
and she takes it with her when we are shooting.
She even takes it to kindergarten saying that it's in her class.
So it got dirty.
Stop!
(Seo Woo took it everywhere with her.)
I like you.
(It's her most cherished stuffed animal.)
I like you.
(You're my destiny.)
(The rabbit is badly hurt!)
You need to cover up the surgical site.
(They use the handkerchief to patch up the surgical site.)
- Seo Woo, you can do... - Oh!
(My gosh!)
(How could this happen?)
(Here's a replay of what happened.)
(They're busy getting ready to fix things up.)
(Ripping)
(This is not a body split magic.)
(Oh, my goodness.)
(The rabbit got split in half.)
It came off.
I was trying to do this...
(Bawling)
(She bursts into tears.)
It's okay. Don't cry.
I can help you with this.
You're upset, right?
- Mum. - It's okay.
(What did I do?)
You're upset.
You're upset. It's okay, Seo Woo.
I can do surgery on it.
I'll do surgery on it and put the head back.
I can stitch it up and fix it. Don't cry.
Did it upset you?
It's okay, Seo Woo. We can put it back together.
"It's okay, Seo Woo. Don't worry."
- That's what it's saying. - It'll get better.
What now? It's my favourite rabbit.
It's okay. It'll get better.
Don't worry, Seo Woo.
(Mum comforts Seo Woo.)
Lift this up.
Good one. Well done.
- Is this a surgery? - Yes, it is.
It's a big surgery.
(Of course, it's a very much a big surgery.)
(The golden hour has not surpassed.)
You do this...
This surgery looks risky.
Does it look risky?
Cheer up. Cheer up.
(Please cheer up,)
(my rabbit.)
(Si Ah puts every ounce of energy into the surgery.)
(Seo Woo suddenly heads into the kitchen.)
(What is she doing in the kitchen in the middle of the surgery?)
Let's see.
Did you find it, Seo Woo?
Here's the ointment.
Did you find the ointment?
- I found the ointment. - Did you?
The surgery is done.
(You must put ointment on a scar.)
(Let new flesh grow.)
- Where? - There's good.
- That's good. - Oh.
(She wraps the neck with a handkerchief.)
(The surgery was successful.)
(Seo Woo's friendship with her stuffed animal is so precious.)
I'm sorry.
(I'm sorry.)
(Thank you. Let's be friends for a long time.)
Ha Rin.
What's that? Come here.
I have to change your diaper.
(Tae Woo changes Ha Rin's diaper in the morning.)
Should we put this on?
Really? Come on.
It's almost done.
(I don't want to do it.)
It's done.
Ha Joon, get ready for school. Stop doing that.
Hurry up.
(He's trying to manage the boys on his own.)
(Where's Mummy?)
(Why is Mummy still in bed?)
Mummy is sick, Ha Rin.
Mummy is sick.
(She has a bad cold.)
Mummy is sick.
Oh, dear.
- Oh, dear. - Look who's here.
Look who's here. Mummy is sick.
(Ha Rin doesn't want to leave Mummy.)
Mummy is sick. Today,
you'll become independent.
You'll separate yourself from Mummy.
He wants to stay here.
(The three guys will have to manage without Mummy.)
- Can I rest? - Yes.
- We have his food, right? - Yes.
- In the rice cooker? - Yes.
Let's go. Close the door for her.
(Tae Woo must wash and feed Ha Joon and look after Ha Rin.)
Lock the door.
- Pardon? - It's nothing.
My wife was lying down in the morning.
(Tae Woo had to be the mum for the day.)
And I felt helpless trying to juggle everything by myself.
(It's not easy for mums to get kids ready for school either.)
Hurry up and eat.
You're too slow. You have to wash your face before you go.
(It's not an exception for any family.)
Really?
- Oh, dear. - I heard her pee.
Ra Hui is up, Yu.
This is my personal philosophy on education.
I leave them to try things for themselves.
Rather than teaching them every single thing,
I'd like to watch them do it themselves.
(It's time for Ha Joon to go to school.)
Yes, you have to turn around.
Good job. That's my boy.
(Ha Rin is in special training.)
You can do it. Why do you stop?
Come down.
(Ha Rin hesitates.)
(9-month Ha Rin challenges to come down from the couch.)
Yes, you can come down. That's it.
That's it. Nice work.
Good job. That's good.
That's it. You have to put one more foot down.
You are flexible. Now, put your right foot down.
Oh, my.
Look how flexible you are. You are doing gymnastics.
(Ha Rin shows off his flexibility.)
(Ha Rin succeeds in coming down.)
Good job.
(Good boy Ha Joon is washing his face.)
(He's helping his dad by washing his face by himself.)
(I will prepare the breakfast myself.)
(In Hee made beef soup beforehand.)
Ha Joon, it's late. You have to eat and go.
Mum is not feeling well today.
(Tae Woo is communicating with Ha Joon telepathically.
(You understand what Dad is saying, right?)
(Ha Joon understood what Dad meant.)
You prepared my books for today.
(Ha Joon prepares for school very well by himself.)
(Ha Joon helps by setting up the table.)
Is Mum going to eat too?
No, she'd rather take some rest than eat now.
(I should try harder to be a good son like Ha Joon.)
Ha Rin, Ha Joon is eating.
I will shred this meat dish for Ha Joon.
(I want a meal too.)
Ha Joon, what shall we do?
Who will take you to school?
(Tae Woo tries to communicate with Ha Joon telepathically again.)
(Mum is very sick.)
(And Dad has to take care of Ha Rin.)
- Who will take you to school? - I will go by myself.
Can you go to school by yourself? How?
It's nothing.
Are you sure?
Mum used to take you to school everyday.
I will try.
Can you do that?
Are you sure?
Ha Joon, it's time for school.
(Ha Joon is the best son in the world.)
Are you still at home, Ha Joon?
You have to go now. You shouldn't be late.
You have to leave by 8:40.
- Okay. - Finish your meal quickly.
Don't worry about us.
(Being a good son, Ha Joon eats very quickly.)
You don't have to be here.
Finish your meal and let's go.
Ha Joon says he can go by himself.
Ha Joon, are you sure you can go by yourself?
Yes, I can.
- Bye bye. - See you.
See you, Ha Joon.
- Don't forget to call me, okay? - Okay.
Good.
(Ha Joon is a wonderful son. He is mature and brave.)
(Ha Joon grew up a little more today.)
You are sleepy. Ha Rin, you need to go to bed now.
Let's go to bed.
(Can Dad put Ha Rin to sleep?)
(Ha Rin does not look sleepy.)
(Tae Woo is sending Ha Rin telepathy with the lullaby.)
(Ha Rin is going to sleep.)
(Tae Woo, you have such wonderful sons!)
(Ha Rin is named the good son number 2.)
(Tae Woo's cell phone is ringing.)
- Hello. - Hello.
Dad, I'm at school.
- Are you at school now? - Yes.
Good job. You can go to school by yourself.
Have a good day. Do well in school.
- I will. Bye now. - Good bye.
Good bye.
(Tae Woo did his best playing Mum's role.)
Ha Joon has grown up.
(Tae Woo feels proud of what he's done.)
(Good son number 2 Ha Rin is sleeping well for Dad.)
(Tae Woo is washing the dishes for his sick wife.)
(Is Ha Rin sleeping well?)
(Clanking sound)
Gosh, I broke the dish.
(Ha Rin is still asleep.)
(Only the dish is broken.)
(Someone said before,)
(it's not done until it's done.)
(Dad, I'll shut my eyes on your mistake.)
There it is.
Who should we deliver the gift first?
- Here? - Yes.
Here we are.
Yes, this is the place. Here we are.
(Tae Rin is nervous about giving the chickens away.)
We are going to make a right turn. We swam here before, remember?
- Call the village foreman. - Sir.
Sir!
(Tae O climbs up fast since likes the village foreman.)
Hello, how are you?
Here's a grasshopper.
- Have you caught a grasshopper? - Take this one.
- What is this? - A grasshopper.
- Oh, thank you. - It's my favourite.
My kids prepared a little present for you.
- I fell down. - Did you?
Did you get hurt?
(The village foreman wiped off Tae O's tears.)
- It's all right now. - I fell down.
- Did this stone make you stumble? - Yes.
You fall down because this stone was in front of you.
Kids, it's time for a deep bow.
Thank you for everything.
One, two and three.
- Thank you and take care. - Thank you so much.
(Thank you for everything you've done for us.)
(The village foreman holds Tae O's hands one more time.)
Put on your socks.
We are going to make a right turn. We swam here before, remember?
This is a village swimming pool.
We are going to give away the chickens here.
(We are going to give away the chickens here.)
No, we can't do that.
- Why not? - No, no.
No, not our chickens.
- Tae Rin. - No.
(Tae O is nervous.)
Come here, Tae Rin.
Tae Rin.
Look at me. We can't take the chickens with us.
They will take care of the chickens, and we can see them when we visit.
Tae Rin, we are now...
(Tae Rin bursts into tears.)
What can we do?
Tae Rin didn't want to send the chickens.
Tae Rin, which is most delicious?
I like the eggs.
The chickens always gave us eggs whenever we went there.
Because of the precious eggs...
Tae Rin learned how to be thankful. That's why it was hard for her.
There's a spider.
- There's a spider? - Isn't that puppy cute?
- There's a puppy. - Where? I can't see it.
Here it is.
- How old is it? - What?
How old is it?
Hello.
He is three years old.
I'm just going to put them here.
- Is it a boy or a girl? - Daddy, we should...
- It's cute. - You are a cutie.
Hello.
Hello, hello.
- Will you come here? - You can hold it.
Okay, come here.
Hold it tight.
Is it a boy or a girl?
(Tae siblings loves the puppy.)
- Gosh, it's cute. - Sleep well.
(They totally forgot about the chickens.)
It's like a baby.
- I want to take it home. - Don't drop it.
You can hold it.
- Give it a kiss, Tae O. - Sleep well.
(Tae O kisses the puppy.)
If we take it, its Mum will cry.
I will put it back.
It looks thirsty.
Yes, I think so.
It needs to eat.
Take care of your baby well.
Okay, she will.
Hey kids, come here.
I am...
a country boy who grew up in the countryside.
Before my kids are six years old, when they are very young,
I wanted them not just experience, but live in the countryside.
It will be a great asset to their lives.
They learned a lot.
They learned a lot while staying there.
They learned lessons they couldn't have learned...
in an urban environment.
I hope the experience had a positive influence on the kids, like I had.
Let's take Mummy with us.
Mummy, let's go home.
I will kiss Mummy!
I kissed her.
Let's go inside and switch off the boiler.
- Okay. - Bye, countryside!
Bye! Turn it off.
- Bye, countryside! - Bye, countryside!
Turn that off.
- What about me? - Let's go. Tae O, you try it too.
Tae Rin, please turn off the last switch.
Go up there. It's okay.
Get up.
Any last words before we leave?
We're leaving now.
I will miss you, countryside!
See you again.
- When we first came here... - Can we come here again?
- Of course we can. - There's something on my feet.
Kids, today I want you...
to run some errands for me.
Daddy has some clothes that need to be sent...
to the dry cleaner's nearby.
Go to the dry cleaner and bring back Daddy's clothes.
When you give them Daddy's clothes,
what are you supposed to say?
- Dry cleaning, please. - That's right.
- Jun Woo will help you. - I'm scared of the lift.
After that...
What's the fruit Grandpa eats every morning?
Tomato and apple.
That's right.
Why would you make us run two errands?
After that,
there is something for you.
What is something you like?
- What do you think it is? - Ice cream.
You're right.
I don't have to eat ice cream.
- I want to eat it. - I'm okay.
When you're done with the two errands,
do you remember the ice cream shop we went to?
You can put four flavours in one container.
That's too much!
(He's panicked by so many tasks.)
(Does he not want to run errands?)
I have to go to the dry cleaner's, the greengrocer's...
and the ice cream store! I don't want to do it!
Why don't you want to do it, Jun Woo?
Because I don't want to go.
Until now, since they are young,
we did a lot of things for them.
I want them to do some things on their own, feel a sense...
of achievement and gain confidence.
That's why I tried this today.
(The Woo siblings set off bravely.)
Go to the basement floor, okay?
Watch out for cars as well!
(Don't worry.)
- Bye, Mummy. - You can do it!
(Jun Woo is not happy.)
Jun Woo, are you feeling grumpy?
I don't know.
(It's their first time going so far to run errands.)
This is the basement level.
Let's go.
(Dry cleaner's)
(Their first mission is to drop off the laundry at the dry cleaner's.)
Watch out for the car, Jun Woo.
(It's their first time seeing the outside world by themselves.)
Let's go this way.
- There it is. It's here. - Yes.
(They safely arrive at the dry cleaner's.)
Hello.
Hello, welcome.
This...
- This... - Would you like them dry cleaned?
Yes, they need to be dry cleaned.
What's your name?
- Baek Jun Woo. - Baek Jun Woo?
- I am Seo Woo. - Is that right?
- She's Baek Seo Woo. - Okay.
I am Baek Seo Woo.
(Please remember my name.)
- Will you pay later? - Yes, we will...
drop by on our way back.
- Okay. - Okay.
(What are they saying?)
- Okay. - Bye.
- Bye.
Jun Woo, I will buy the ice cream, okay?
Okay?
(They completed the first mission.)
First...
The ice cream comes last.
Right.
- We're not yet... - Where do we have to go now?
We had three errands to run.
Wait, what's after the ice cream?
What's after the ice cream?
Let's think and think. Okay?
What's the fruit Grandpa eats every day?
Tomato and apple.
That's right.
- And? - Oh, the greengrocer's.
Right. The greengrocer's.
Wait.
Is this the right way to the greengrocer's?
(Is this the right way?)
(The street suddenly seems unfamiliar to him.)
We are...
(The greengrocer's is in the opposite direction.)
(This is the shortest route.)
(This is their expected route.)
Where is the greengrocer's?
(It's like a maze to them, though they lived here for eight years.)
Seo Woo, come here!
(Seo Woo, come here!)
(Even though he's lost, Jun Woo takes good care of Seo Woo.)
The cars are so fast.
(Even though he's lost, Jun Woo takes good care of Seo Woo.)
Hey, you have to...
(It's dangerous, so hold my hand.)
It's okay, let's go.
(He lets go of her hands once they get into the safety zone.)
(This is the reality of siblings.)
Let's go.
(They take a detour and enter yet another street.)
It's here.
(A car appears behind them.)
Seo Woo, come here.
I am sorry. I forgot.
You should be here.
Seo Woo, stick to the side!
You should stay on the side. Why do you keep crossing the line?
I forgot.
Stick to the side!
You should be careful.
Seo Woo, walk slowly.
Okay.
We are almost there.
We are almost at the green grocer's.
- Let's buy apples first. - Hello.
- Hello.
Give us two apples.
Two apples and five tomatoes?
- Yes. - Okay.
(Seo Woo is pretty good at running errands.)
Can I give you ripe ones?
Do you want the ripe ones?
- Yes. - Okay.
(She tries picking out the tomatoes herself.)
(Jun Woo stands awkwardly.)
Jun Woo is quite introverted and shy.
When we ask him to go and change something,
he can't do it. He just stands awkwardly.
He's very careful...
even when getting on a lift.
But Seo Woo is different.
She tends to lead Jun Woo in those situations.
I will buy the ice cream with the change.
(He's silently desperate to go home.)
- Bye. - Okay.
Thank you. Please come again.
(They complete the second mission.)
Are we going to buy the ice cream now?
Yes.
(Are we going to buy the ice cream now?)
We just need to buy some ice cream now.
You have to raise your hand to cross this street.
Seo Woo, come slowly. Wait.
Let's wait for the next car.
Let's go.
Oh, dear.
(They carefully cross the crosswalk.)
- We made it. - I made it too.
You buy this one.
Okay.
Hello.
- Hello. - Please feel free to taste.
You can put four flavours in one container.
- Vanilla. - Strawberry for me.
My Mother Is an Alien. Shooting Star.
(There are far too many flavours.)
(Do they remember the four flavours their mum requested?)
- Two vanilla. No, one vanilla. - Okay.
- And? - And my mum's favourite,
- the alien ice cream. - My Mother Is an Alien.
My dad's favourite, strawberry.
You want strawberry ice cream.
- This... - You don't want this one?
You know that star ice cream? What was it?
You mean Shooting Star?
- Yes. - Okay.
This is Captain America flavour.
Okay. Here.
I'll take that.
I received 10 dollars.
(Did I do well, Jun Woo?)
I want to choose something.
- Thank you. - Enjoy your ice cream.
- Bye. - Bye.
(They are on their way back after completing the errands.)
(Oh?)
Wallet.
(Jun Woo suddenly stops.)
(While walking back)
Whose is this?
- Oh? - Whose is it?
(They found a wallet.)
Should we take it to a police station?
(Jun Woo thinks if he should take it to the police station.)
(What do we do?)
What should we do?
(Jun Woo's frustration level increased by 200 points.)
We have to take it home and tell Mum and Dad we found it.
We should take it to the police station.
- Why? - The police station.
We should take it to the police station and find out whose it is.
I was worried that someone else...
would take it...
if I just left it there.
(He was worried someone else was going to take it.)
I thought it would be perfect to take it to the police station.
The police station is near my house...
but it was far from the ice cream shop, so it was a little tough.
Let's go slowly.
(Let's go slowly.)
(Jun Woo goes up the stairs carefully...)
(as he's worried his sister may get hurt.)
(They are on their way to the police station to drop off the wallet.)
(They walk bravely through the wind.)
(Seorae Police Station)
(Although they're tired from running errands all day,)
(they are thinking about the owner who must be worried.)
Right here? Is it right here?
(The kind hearted children hurry.)
(They are finally at the station.)
Police...
(They enter the police station.)
Hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
Come on in.
We found a wallet on the ground.
- Did you? - This, too.
- Can you come inside? - Come here.
(The police are surprised at the cameras.)
What did you find on the ground?
- A wallet. - Shall we sit down and talk?
Okay.
(He looks like he's being interrogated.)
- Did you find it on the ground? - Yes.
Can you tell me where you found it?
First, we went to the ice cream store.
Was it at the ice cream store?
On our way back after getting ice cream,
we found the wallet on the ground.
Can you tell me where the ice cream store is?
(Can you tell me where the ice cream store is?)
(I didn't do anything wrong, but I'm so nervous.)
Is it the one nearby?
No. It's a little far, but it's still close.
(Why are there so many questions?)
What is your name?
- Baek Jun Woo. - Baek Jun Woo?
(Baek Jun Woo)
(My lips are drying up.)
(What's going on?)
- How old are you? - I'm 8-years-old.
(He's very tense.)
Seo Woo, where do you live?
- Home. - Home?
Where's home?
- Fifth floor. - Fifth floor?
(I live on the fifth floor.)
Do you live around here?
Seo Woo, let's go.
You catch burglars, right?
Yes, we do.
What is it?
What is this thing?
This? It's a badge.
- A badge? - Yes.
- Seo Woo. - I know badges, too.
Badge.
- Badge. - This is my name.
What is your name?
- Sung Hye Jung. - Sung Hye Jung?
Mum and Dad will be worrying.
(Can we please go?)
(At that moment...)
Then, I want to go in the police car.
(I want to go home in the police car.)
(She's driving me crazy.)
We'll give you a ride home in the patrol car...
since it's dangerous.
It's okay, walking is better.
Wait, I'll drive you. Take a ride.
- It's okay. - Are you sure?
I'll give you a tour.
It's okay.
(He just wants to go home.)
My things are so heavy.
Is this heavy? She says it's too heavy.
Your brother will carry it for you.
(Jun Woo becomes a gentleman as soon as she says this.)
I want to ride with Jun Woo.
Okay, I'll ride it too.
He'll ride with you.
(I could never win with you.)
Let's go.
(It's their first big errand...)
(and they even ride a patrol car for the first time.)
- Bye. - Bye.
(They even ride a police car for the first time.)
- Jun Woo. - Yes?
I'm going to go to your house now.
- Can you tell me the way? - Yes.
- Do you know where we are? - Yes.
I'll drive now.
(He's good at answering questions.)
Is this Amber?
Yes. It can make sounds with the siren.
- Amber. - This isn't Amber.
(It's not the cartoon character.)
This is a police car.
Amber is an ambulance.
- Jun Woo. - Yes?
Do I turn left or right here?
- Do I turn right? - Yes.
Or left?
- Which way is the left? - I'll go to the left.
- Which way is the left? - This way.
- Like this. - It's left.
- Left? - Yes.
(He explains left with his body.)
(How did he go again?)
(Will they get back home safely?)
Jun Woo, do you live around here?
- Yes. - It's around here.
We live on the fifth floor.
- The fifth floor? - Yes.
It's here.
That's our house.
Here.
(The police car finally enters their street.)
Hold on, the door is locked.
I have to open it for you.
That's right. Burglars can't open the doors.
(They say good deeds bring luck.)
Okay.
(Thank you for giving us a ride even though you're busy.)
Thank you for giving us a ride.
No problem. You guys did a good deed today. Bye.
- Bye. - Bye.
(They completed their errands...)
(and even did a good deed.)
Come on.
Let's tell them we went to the police station.
Right, Jun Woo?
Honk, honk.
Honk.
(Ha Rin is playing with her dad and brother.)
Ha Joon.
Ha Joon, what's this?
- Coupons. - What kind of coupons?
- Favour coupons. - Favour coupons?
Favour coupons? Are you going to do us favours?
Yes. They give out one a month...
in their Taekwondo class.
We get to use them.
Will you really do everything on here?
Let's see what there is.
There's a lot more...
behind the card, too.
- Is this a coupon, too? - Yes.
A coupon for you to study for over an hour.
- Over an hour? That's too hard. - Wow, there's...
There's a kiss coupon.
We can't cut it.
- Don't cut it. - Okay.
It's a card, so we can't cut it.
- We can use this later. - I'll do it.
(Let me take care of these for you.)
Cut it well.
Are you really going to do what it says?
(She's bringing something else over.)
Here's another study coupon for an hour.
Ha Joon wrote this letter.
"Dear Mum and Dad."
"Mum and Dad, please be healthy."
"Be healthy until you become a grandma and a grandpa."
"Thank you for looking after Ha Rin and I."
"Don't die and live comfortably."
"Live for a long time with me."
He spelled it wrong.
"I love Mum, Dad, and Ha Rin the most in the world."
"I'll be good and tidy up."
- "Mum and Dad, I love you." - Thank you.
Sir, please lie down.
Stand on me and give me a massage.
- Welcome to Ha Joon's massage shop. - Okay.
Here. Ha Rin, you too.
Let's see who can stay for longer.
- Okay. - Walk.
You're drooling so much.
That feels good.
That feels good. Why are you so good at balancing, Sir?
- Sir? - Did you work in a circus?
(I can do well, too.)
- That's good. - Good job.
That's good.
Okay, bring the coupon.
Bring a pen, too. I'll sign it.
You completed the massage coupon.
- Don't lose it. - Good job.
(He completes the massage mission.)
(Massage Coupon)
Ha Joon.
- Yes? - Mummy...
needs someone to tidy up the shoes.
Can you tidy them?
Okay.
- Will you do it? - Yes.
Ha Joon, while you're at it,
- Yes? - polish my shoes.
(I want to do it, too.)
Okay.
Tidy up the shoes first. Once you're done,
I'll show you how to polish shoes.
How come there are so many?
- Okay? - Okay.
(He's determined to be helpful.)
(He's studying his big brother.)
(I'll help you!)
(He wants to be a good son, too.)
(Do you want to be the only good son?)
(Fine!)
I'm done!
(I'm done!)
(Banging)
I'm done!
Why aren't they coming?
(I'm done as well!)
Are you done?
(Very neat)
Did you really do this?
You did a good job.
That's good.
All right. Here are Mum's shoes...
(Shoe Polishing Coupon)
and mine.
- You dip it in this. - Put some on the brush.
You apply some on.
Then use the brush...
(Tae Woo demonstrates.)
to clean it like this.
It's finished. Are you watching?
After that, you take this.
I'm stressed.
Do you clean this with water?
(I want to try!)
Well, try your best, Ha Joon.
Look after your brother. Make sure Ha Rin doesn't eat this.
(It's worrisome, but they decide to trust him and leave it.)
When you give a task to the kids,
they will have a sense of accomplishment when they finish.
So I think giving them tasks...
and trusting them to follow through on their own...
would be good parenting.
(Super focused)
(What?)
(You're not supposed to wipe there.)
(Mum will be so happy.)
(Should I just drink it?)
(The water's for Ha Joon to wash his hands in.)
(Where did all the water go?)
(Bad water)
(Slipping)
(You're so cute.)
(Giggling)
What are they laughing about?
Look, Ha Rin.
Look.
Rub, rub, rub
(Rubbing)
Hey.
(You're tickling me.)
Oh, dear. How do I get this off?
(The brothers are happy to help out.)
(That's not polishing shoes.)
(It's fun to help Mum and Dad.)
(He's delirious.)
Ha Joon, are you done? There's water all over the floor.
- It's finished, Sir. - Thank you.
- These shoes... - These shoes are matte black.
- They're black. - They're very black.
- It doesn't shine at all. - That's right.
- You did a great job. - What side is it?
You did great.
It seems you polished shoes too, Ha Rin.
(Mum takes care of Ha Joon.)
Oh, dear.
(They removed all the shoe polish.)
What's Daddy doing?
You're not happy at all.
Sit here.
(It's time to check the coupons.)
How many is that?
- Cleaning coupon. - You did four already.
- Right? - Yes.
(Ha Joon gained four signatures.)
(Goo job, son!)
I want to do 10 today.
You want to do 10 today?
I want to do 10 more from now.
From now?
Then are you going to stay up all night?
You're not going to sleep?
No, you're going to be tired.
Why are you so enthusiastic suddenly?
- I like it... - Yes?
when you and Mum are happy.
You like it when Mum and Dad are happy?
You're a big boy.
You're so mature.
(Dad is proud of Ha Joon...)
(for putting his family first...)
(but he's also slightly worried.)
I'm happy that he's a good son...
and I'm proud of him for being a good big brother,
but he's the eldest of the family...
and he's Ha Rin's big brother.
I think he feels pressured.
I don't want him to feel that kind of burden.
(Ha Rin has another great day thanks to his thoughtful brother.)
Ra Hui, Ra Yul.
- Shall we go and see insects? - Yes.
You should say, "Yes!".
(Yes, this is exciting.)
Say, "This is super!". You should say it's super.
- This is super! - Okay
(I'm happy, but why is my nose so itchy?)
(I can't stand it.)
(Where did she learn to pick her nose with a tissue?)
(On their way to Yeongdeok last time,)
(Ra Yul picked her nose with a tissue.)
You are supposed to use your fingers.
(The three siblings had a heated discussion.)
Yu, you can't use your fingers.
You have to do this.
(Ra Hui preferred to use her fingers.)
(Ra Yul, on the other hand, insisted on using a tissue.)
- Are you excited or not? - I'm excited.
That's good.
(What do you think? Doesn't it feel good?)
(While she picks away...)
There it is. It's an insect.
(Dad and the Ra twins arrive at the Insect Ecology Centre.)
(It's full of insects they only ever saw in books!)
(There are also various animals.)
- It's an earthworm. - It's not an earthworm.
This is called superworm. This one's a larva.
- Who eats this? - It's a larva.
Do you want to see who eats this?
- Let me put this in. - What's that?
Watch.
(The snapping turtle eats it.)
- It's not eating it. - It's not?
- I don't think it saw it, yet. - It's moving towards it.
(I'm going to eat it!)
(That was quick.)
(It's like a tiger hunting its prey.)
- It's fast, right? - It's so fast.
- It's there, too. - Turtles look slow but they're not.
It's eating now.
Shall we look at other animals?
- Wow. - What's that?
- It's green. - This is an iguana.
It's sleeping.
Is it sleeping?
- This one is sleeping. - This one is sleeping, yes.
Let's try touching the iguana.
Touch it lightly.
(Brave Ra Hui touches it first.)
- How is it? - It's not scary.
It's not scary?
Try touching it.
- What colour is this? - It's green.
Is it green?
If this iguana goes into the ground,
it turns dark again.
(Iguanas camouflage to their surroundings.)
Dad, look at this.
(The Ra twins are excited to see so many reptiles.)
It's eating well.
Do you want to try touching it?
(She's almost entering the cage.)
- Hug it. - Give it a hug.
Are you scared?
(It's too early for that.)
It's cute.
- Do grasshoppers jump well? - There's hair here.
Hair? Those are antenna.
- Is this alive? - It is.
It's huge.
(It's a beetle.)
- It's flying. - Let go.
Let go.
- Shall I? - Go ahead.
(Flying)
(It flies so well.)
- Isn't it fascinating? - Yes.
They're going to fight. Let's go!
Who do you want to win? Cheer it on.
Who do you think will win? Let's go.
(The fight is on!)
(While they watch them fight,)
(Ra Hui gets worried and tries to stop the fight.)
No, they're going to fight! Don't touch them, they'll bite!
- They won't bite. - Will they bite?
- They won't bite. - They don't have teeth?
(They don't have teeth.)
- They won't bite. Don't worry. - They won't bite.
(Ra Hui wants us to stop fighting.)
Yu is here.
Yu and Mum are here.
Mum!
(Ra Yul runs towards the door.)
Mum, there's a beetle here.
- Hi! - Look, Yu.
- Hello. - There's a beetle here, Mum.
- There's a beetle here. - Wow.
Should we show Mum and Yu...
what we saw inside? Shall we show off to them?
Let's show them...
- Come here, Mum. - what we saw.
(The Ra twins are excited to show Mum what they saw.)
- Hold your hands. - What did you see?
Mum, there's a rabbit.
Come here.
Wait for me.
- Okay. - Where is it?
It's here. It's here.
(They want to be the first one to show Mum.)
- It's here. - Where are you going?
Okay, slow down.
It's a cat! Mum, come here.
It's a cat?
There's a cat hiding in there.
- Mum. - This is a mummy turtle.
- It's a mummy turtle. - Mum.
- What's all this? - Mum!
This is a mummy turtle.
Mum!
- Mum! - Mum!
Mum!
Look at this.
- They were never excited... - Mum!
- when they were here with me. - Look at this.
Ra Hui and Ra Yul are so talkative.
Mum, look.
I guess Daddy bored you guys.
Look, they're chattering away.
(I thought I'd won them over today...)
Look at my finger.
- What's that? What happened? - Don't touch that one.
I hurt it touching a snail. The kids were frantic.
- A snail? - Yes.
(One hour earlier)
- Give me your hand. - I'm scared.
Snails are not scary. They're so cute.
(They were observing the snail.)
(Wriggling)
- Do you see that? - It doesn't have a mum.
(Suddenly)
(Ouch!)
It hurts. I think the snail bit me.
(He pretends to be bitten by a snail.)
It didn't bite you. I trust the snail.
(It didn't bite you. I trust the snail.)
(Embarrassed)
I said it bit me. Why aren't you saying anything?
Ra Hui.
(If Ra Yul is taking the snail's side...)
(She gets a Band-aid...)
(and puts it on Dad's finger.)
Thank you.
I hurt it touching a snail. The kids were frantic.
A snail?
They were both bawling because I was hurt.
Girls, what happened to Dad? Was he bleeding?
- Yes. - The snail bit him.
Snails don't have teeth.
- They do. - You worried about me, right?
Did you or did you not worry because I was hurt?
(Stop making a fuss.)
- Mum is sick. - She's sick.
- Mum. - Mum.
Give me some medicine.
(The Ra twins were worried about Mum when she pretended to faint.)
(She's choking on fake medicine.)
(When Mum pretended to be sick,)
(Ra Hui was truly surprised.)
(Ra Yul even cried her eyes out.)
(So I was saying...)
The kids...
- still seem awkward around you. - No, that's not true.
What are you going to do about this?
Do you want to bet on it?
What kid of bet? Do you want a bet?
Let's make a bet. Go ahead.
- All right. - Bet.
(Dad walks into the insect sanctuary.)
My foot hurts.
(He pretends to be in pain.)
Something must have bitten me. Help me.
- Help me. - Where's your hand?
- I'll open the door. - Help me.
(I'll open the door!)
Help me. It hurts so much.
(Ra Yul tries to open the door...)
(but Dad is holding it shut.)
It hurts.
(Mum enters a different insect sanctuary.)
It hurts so much.
(Screaming)
(Who will the three siblings save first?)
It hurts so much.
- Oh, my goodness! - Help me!
What is that? Go away.
Help me.
(Ra Yul runs to save Mum.)
- I'll help you. - What is that?
Ra twins! Ra Hui!
- Help me! - Ra Yul!
(Ra twins, don't get sidetracked!)
(Mum's pain is more important.)
- Help me! - Ra Yul!
- Open this door! - Ra Yul!
- Ra Hui! - Open this up!
Mum, come out.
- Save Daddy! - Ra Hui,
help me. Ra Yul, help me!
Open this door.
Ra Hui!
(Ra Hui!)
Ra Hui!
(Ignoring)
Help me.
(He sounds desperate.)
Ra Yul!
Help me. Open this door!
- Open this up! - Yu, help me.
- It hurts. - Bye.
Help me.
It hurts. Help me.
(Yu leaves Dad too.)
- Ra Hui! - Yu!
Open this door!
Open this door! What is this?
(I need to find another way.)
Help me!
Ra Hui!
(Oh, my, Hyo Seong)
Im Ra Hui.
(But she ignores him.)
Ra Hui, my stomach hurts.
(Oh, dear...)
Mum's going to get out of here. Mummy loves you.
Ra Hui, hold my hand.
(What on earth is going on?)
- Ra Yul! - Let go for a minute.
(Mum wins with 3 points.)
I think it really hurt his feelings.
Really.
(He's sulky.)
Who are you again?
(Ra Hui brings flowers to make amends.)
I've seen you somewhere. Who are you?
I gave it to Dad.
(Were we too harsh?)
You look very familiar.
Thank you.
Yu, let's go.
Let's not do this ever again.
I think it'll just hurt your feelings.
(I think it'll just hurt your feelings.)
Dads are usually like that.
Dads quietly protect the kids.
Kids, give me a hug!
(Kids, give me a hug!)
Hug!
(Will they put an end to this with a warm hug?)
Dad as well.
(Dad as well!)
(Daddy understands.)
(Ra Yul runs over.)
(Will it be a heartwarming end?)
(What?)
(Rushing past)
(Dad hugs the air instead of the Ra twins.)
(Ra twins still love Mum's hugs more.)
(Ra twins will come to understand Dad someday.)
(Oh My Baby)