(Seung Gi Constructions, the play expert of Jjigbaggol)
(This time, he attempts to build a swing.)
(Seo Jin Constructions, a newcomer challenges him.)
(We specialize in sturdiness.)
(Which swing will the little kids choose?)
(Little puppies that are smaller than the little kids pay a visit.)
(Bow-wow)
(Will they be able...)
(to take care of the little puppies?)
(Nice to meet you.)
Pee pee
- I want to go inside. - Do you want to go inside? Okay.
(She finds a dandelion.)
Wait up.
(Plucking a flower)
- So Min. - Try blowing it.
(Blowing hard)
Try again.
(Her small mouth blows away the dandelion seeds.)
That's fascinating.
(She loves dandelions.)
What about mine?
(What about mine?)
- Yours? - Where's the flower?
Is there another one?
Do you want to blow a dandelion too?
It's not here. It disappeared.
- It disappeared. - It went away.
Where are they?
Should I find one for you?
- Do you want to blow one too? - Yes.
- Let's go. - Someone must've blown it.
I think so.
Someone must've blown it into the field of flowers.
Let's look for one on the way.
(They start the day searching for dandelions.)
I think I saw one here.
Where did all the dandelions go?
(Who blew away all the dandelions?)
(Goodness)
I can't believe it.
(Step 1 as a Dandelion Envoy)
Dandelions are usually in this kind of place.
(Search the forest playground)
Where are they?
Come on.
Dandelions were all over the place just last week.
Why are they all gone now when I'm trying to find one?
They must be here.
(Step 2 as a Dandelion Envoy, find between the grass)
This is a dandelion.
It hasn't grown yet. That's a dandelion.
(It only has a bunch of leaves.)
Someone must've blown it.
I have to keep my promise to the kids.
I have to find one to end this.
They disappeared.
(The dandelions are hiding among the many flowers...)
(in the field and mountains.)
They're not here.
They flower in the spring.
(The Dandelion Envoy has been searching for 30 minutes.)
You know what?
- What? - I want a dandelion.
Should we look for one?
Aren't there any? Look for one.
- Seriously. - Let's look for one.
We can't find it.
Where is mine?
Where could it be?
(I want to know too.)
Here's one that blossomed.
(Out of breath)
Come on.
I can't find one.
(Will the Dandelion Envoy give up?)
Come on.
Are you going outside too?
No.
Yoo Jin, don't you have to go outside to blow a dandelion?
A dandelion.
- So Min. - Yes, Na Rae.
- Where's Yoo Jin? - She's here.
A dandelion.
Did you find a dandelion?
(My dandelion?)
Let's say surprise.
- A surprise for Yoo Jin. - A dandelion.
One...
She'll show it to us on the count of three.
- 1, 2, 3. - 1, 2, 3.
Three.
(She shows her hand.)
(What is that?)
What's that?
(I'm sorry, Yoo Jin.)
She wasn't finding that kind.
The ones you can blow on it.
That kind usually grows in the spring.
(Dandelion seeds are prevalent in the spring.)
- Yoo Jin. - She saw one yesterday.
Yoo Jin, do you want to take a look at this?
This is a dandelion.
I'll prepare it...
so you can blow on it when you come back next time.
That's nice. She's such a nice person.
No?
What should we do with your nail?
- Seung Gi. - Yes.
When are we making the swing?
- How about now? - Shall we?
(We're counting on you, Seung Gi.)
Looking after the kids just within Little Forest...
The kids know every route to everywhere around here now.
We can't always go to the animal farm...
or pick blueberries from the trees all the time.
I want the kids to experience some more fun activities.
Things they can do in the forest.
I'm worried about that.
It's a bit high too.
There's no need to make the swing too high.
It's for kids.
That's...
(What's Uncle Seo Jin's other plan?)
Seung Gi would be good at it if he tries hard.
Where are you going to make the swing?
Over there at the end, on the second wood knot...
of the tilted tree.
- What? - This one.
The second wood knot.
That would be even harder to hang a rope.
I'm going to hang it there.
- You think I can hang it at once? - Yes.
You can do it.
(You can do it, Uncle.)
(With Yi Han's support...)
(Seung Gi throws the rope.)
(Did he make it at once?)
- Okay. - What was that?
- This will do. - What was that?
It should be longer.
(It's not going to be easy.)
(He tries for the second time.)
(I'll make it work this time!)
(You can do it, Uncle.)
(He throws it.)
(Exclaiming)
(Did it hang?)
- It got stuck in the wrong place. - It got stuck in the wrong place.
(He did hang the rope.)
(But he hung it higher than he thought.)
I hung it too high.
I didn't expect that.
Uncle is struggling.
(3rd try)
It worked... Gosh.
I'm worried that you're going to hurt your neck.
(His 4th try failed.)
(He might hurt his neck by trying to hang a swing.)
Keep it up!
(Keep it up!)
Keep it up.
(This time I will succeed.)
(She's looking forward to it.)
(He throws it again.)
(Will he succeed this time?)
- I did it. - You did it.
(He finally hung the rope on the right spot.)
(He successfully hangs the guide rope after many attempts.)
- I did it. - Awesome.
I hung it.
It's sturdy.
(The branch is very sturdy.)
Yi Han, are you just going to let Yoo Na and Jeong Heon be together?
The pine cone juice is done.
Drink it like this.
(One sip for me and another sip for you.)
(Bashfully smiling)
The pine cone juice.
(Jeong Heon and Yoo Na are having a date drinking pine cone juice.)
I want to try.
- It's really good, right? - Yes.
(They're enjoying their own time in a pine grove.)
Don't you think they're too close?
(Glimpsing)
She didn't even accept my letter.
(He can't easily forget the time Yoo Na returned his letter.)
Is that still on your heart?
Do you? Were you that sad?
(Uncle, I need some time to pull myself together.)
Come on. That's how life is.
(This is how you make a single-line swing.)
(Tie the swing rope to the end of the guide rope.)
I heard that you like high places.
(Pull the guide rope and hang it on a wood knot.)
Hang it here.
(Put the end of the rope in the knot.)
(Pull the rope and tie it up to the tree.)
It's really sturdy.
(The knot is tied very sturdy.)
(Tie the swing seat at the end of the rope.)
(It's Seung Gi's single-line swing.)
(Seung Gi does a safety check.)
(Fascinated)
(I feel like I've become Tarzan.)
Yi Han, push me.
Yi Han, come with me.
(The swing can even bear Uncle's weight.)
Yi Han, come with me.
Awesome.
Now you try.
That's it. Here we go.
- Yi Han, are you ready? - Yes.
- Make some noise. - Yes!
- Louder! - Yes!
Okay, here we go.
(You can do it, Yi Han.)
1, 2, 3. This is stage 1.
That's it.
(Yi Han looks nervous.)
(Smiling)
Yi Han, that's right.
(It's so fun.)
- Isn't it fun? - Yes.
If you relax your body, you can go higher.
Don't tighten your body.
When you relax your body, you will go higher.
(The higher he goes, the louder he laughs.)
- Isn't it fun? - I want to try.
- It's so fun. - I know, right?
- Stage 3. - Here comes stage 3.
Stage 3.
(Here comes stage 3.)
(You can enjoy the wide sky view on the swing.)
(It's even more exciting than going to an amusement park.)
Yi Han, this is stage five.
I want stage 10.
Here we go.
That's enough.
(Stage 10 is a bit scary.)
Come here.
- That was fun. - You think so?
(The 1st customer gave a 5-star rating.)
Do you want to ride that too?
- Yes. - That looks fun.
The next customer is Aunt So Min.
- Can I try, Yi Han? - Yes.
Do I cross my legs like this? Oh, wait.
- Hold on a second. - How come I can't keep my balance?
Keep your butt firmly on the seat.
Keep your butt and thighs firmly on the seat.
- Don't hold on too tight. - Like this?
- I shouldn't hold on too tight? - Right.
- You'll go higher if you relax. - Hold on.
(Wobbling)
- Am I doing it right? - Keep your butt...
I'll push you now.
- I can't relax my hands. - Do it moderately.
- Just lightly hold on to it. - Awesome.
- Be firmly seated. - It's so fun.
(Amazed)
- I can see far away. - That's it.
(She can get a clear view.)
(Yoo Jin's eyes follow So Min.)
- This is so fun. - Stage two.
- Oh, my goodness. - Stage three!
Oh, my gosh!
- Stage four! - Hold on.
This swing is for adults.
(Is it that fun?)
- Stage five. - Oh, my!
(It's as thrilling as any ride at an amusement park.)
- Stage six! - Wait.
- It's scary. - Is it?
Stage seven!
(I want to ride on it.)
- That's because it's spinning. - Seung Gi, please grab me.
- That's good enough. - I want to try.
- Brooke, do you want to try? - Brooke, do you want to try?
Let's go.
(The next customer, Brooke enters.)
(I'll entertain you.)
- Brooke, let's climb up. - Did you have fun?
Now...
Sit down, sit down.
- That's it. - You want to go next?
Brooke, just be seated like this.
Do you understand?
- Off we go! - Okay.
(Seung Gi Motor is on.)
Just get the feel of it.
- That's good enough. - Okay.
Slowly.
Brooke's good at riding it.
- Brooke, you're good. - She can keep balance.
But you should relax your body.
- I want to stop now. - You want to stop?
(That's good enough.)
- You want to stop? - You want to stop?
- It's scary for her. - Wait until I help you get off.
Hold tight.
You have to wait until I help you get off.
- Grace, do you want to ride on it? - Yes.
Cross your legs.
- Cross your legs to an X. - That's it.
- That's good enough. - Okay.
I want to stop.
Before I help you get off...
(I knew it.)
Don't get off yet.
Now you may get off.
- I want to play hospitals now. - Good job.
Give me five.
Every time I make something,
they don't play on it more than 10 minutes.
The kids are scared of it.
They want to get off of it after three pushes.
The single-line swing can be dangerous.
It's not suitable for little kids.
We should've lowered the swing for the kids to ride it easier.
And shorten the rope.
I think it would be safer that way.
The swing doesn't have to be that high for the little kids.
What are your plans?
We should put it up like this.
Let's fix them in the ground first.
- Let's fix them down first. - Put them up like this.
I hope they like it.
(He begins to build a swing with a serious look on his face.)
(Right now at this moment...)
(only the sound of tools clacking are being heard.)
(Lifting)
(The swing is getting into a frame.)
Hammer it harder.
(After a more complex process...)
Is it done?
(Seo Jin's swing is done.)
(Seung Gi does a safety check.)
Is this it?
(Seo Jin gives a hollow smile.)
Yes, this is it.
(Compared to its complex process, the swing moves with less dynamic.)
The kids will come here...
I think this swing will be...
only used as Jeong Heon and Yoo Na's dating place.
Let me push you.
(He guessed it right.)
(Let me give you a push.)
(Pushing)
(Jeong Heon helps Yoo Na get on the swing.)
I can push you harder than you can.
I'm going to be scared, if you push me too hard.
Hold on tight like this.
(Yoo Na, hold on tight.)
(Hold on real tight.)
Hold on tight like this.
(Hold on tight like how I hold your hands.)
(Nodding)
(Embarrassed)
I'm not scared.
- I'm not scared. - Because I'm not pushing you hard.
I'm worried you might get hurt, so I'm pushing very gently.
(Are you worried about me?)
Hold on tight.
(As Jeong Heon is pushing the swing...)
(for Yoo Na,)
(the entire Jjigbaggol is being painted in pink.)
When I rode a swing before...
- I... - I'll push you really hard.
(I'll give you a wonderful push.)
No, you might hurt her.
- I'm not going to push her hard. - Then?
But you said you'll push her hard.
(I want to ride with Jeong Heon.)
This is it.
That will do it.
(Where are you going?)
(Am I pushing the swing well, Yoo Na?)
(He is doing his best.)
(Is Yi Han starting a romantic swing date too?)
Superman.
I know how to ride the swing.
(I know how to do it.)
(All of a sudden,)
(Yoo Na starts to propel the swing.)
(What is going on?)
(Her legs were staying put a while ago.)
(Suddenly, she's a swing master.)
(Shocked)
(Crying)
(His pure love is hurt again by the flat refusal.)
(She pretended not to know how to swing.)
(A subtle sign exchanged at the swing in Jjigbaggol)
(Grace is coming after hearing about the new swing.)
(He's showing great ardor for the swing.)
I want to ride on the swing standing up too.
Yi Han, Grace wants to ride the swing.
Is that right?
Hang on.
(Is he taking care of Grace?)
Grace. You should try it standing up.
If you can't, I will push the swing for you.
(If you can't, I will push the swing for you.)
I can push the swing gently.
It's okay. Grace wants to give it a try by herself.
(I thought he was pushing the swing only for me.)
Grace.
Sit on the swing and hold on tight.
(Shocked again)
(When he said "hold on tight",)
(she thought it was their own sign of love.)
(Jeong Heon is kind to everyone.)
(Does he tell that to anyone?)
Push it hard.
("Hold on tight.")
I shouldn't push her too hard. She's young.
She's only five.
(Grace is only five.)
I'm only five too.
(She's jealous.)
That's right.
You know what?
I want to sit on the swing now.
Okay. Stop.
(She wants to swing sitting down this time.)
Yi Han, let's switch places.
I'll stand in front of her.
- You can push it from the back. - Grace is swinging longer than me.
(Grace is riding the swing longer than me.)
Over.
What?
Grace is swinging for a longer time than me, over.
Grace didn't try this before,
so we're pushing it for her for a longer time.
She tried it before.
Grace wants to ride it again.
(Jeong Heon takes Grace's side without knowing how Yoo Na feels.)
We can't stop unless she asks.
(He doesn't know how I feel.)
- Stop. - I want to stop.
I want to get off. That's enough.
(Did I do something wrong?)
Kim Yoo Na.
(Right at the moment,)
(Jeong Heon starts to run.)
(They are really hitting it off.)
Kim Yoo Na.
(Kim Yoo Na.)
(She pretends not to hear it.)
I'm sorry, Yoo Na.
(While calling Yoo Na's name,)
(he runs fast toward her.)
Kim Yoo Na.
(He calls Yoo Na's name once again,)
(and she turns around.)
(Jeong Heon runs to Yoo Na again.)
I'm sorry.
I'll let you ride the swing after Yi Han.
(Shaking her head)
You don't want to?
(Yoo Na is not feeling better.)
Okay. You go ahead then.
Yoo Na.
- You go ahead then. - Jeong Heon.
(Jeong Heon lets go of her hand as if he's upset.)
(She stops.)
(But Jeong Heon doesn't come back.)
(Yoo Na goes inside alone.)
(After a while...)
(Jeong Heon came into the house after feeling bad for her.)
(Following her around)
It's right here.
(He just keeps laughing without talking to her.)
He seemed nice, but he turns out to be bad.
(Yoo Na talks to him first.)
Are you a good guy or a bad guy?
I'm a good guy.
I'm a good girl too.
Are you here because you're sick?
(She plays hospital to make up with him.)
No.
(Smiling broadly)
What are you doing here?
This place is for sick people.
(Children have their own language.)
(The aunts are busy making lunch.)
We don't have to chop it into small pieces.
I think this is okay.
- This is good enough. - If it's too big, they can cut it.
I know.
It's not like...
the kids are eating baby food. It doesn't have to be so small.
Are you venting at someone?
Oh, no. Did I sound like that?
Did it sound like I was talking behind his back?
(He's always worried about the food not being small enough.)
(He always chops things up with a knife.)
(Sometimes he even uses a grinder.)
You know what?
If Seung Gi were my dad,
- I'd... - That's an interesting imagination.
Let's say we have Seo Jin Dad and Seung Gi Dad.
Which one would you choose?
Answer it as I count to three.
Seo Jin Dad or Seung Gi Dad.
(Thinking carefully)
1, 2, 3.
(When Seung Gi plays with the kids, he uses every fiber of his body.)
(Sometimes he becomes a monster...)
(and even pretends to die.)
(Meanwhile, Seo Jin watches them in silence.)
(Instead of getting involved,)
(he quietly watches the kids.)
(With his keen observation like a human-CCTV,)
(he takes good care of the kids.)
(Soaked in sweat)
(A sudden survey in the kitchen)
(Seo Jin Dad versus Seung Gi Dad)
(Of course it's me, right?)
(No?)
(Why do you even ask? Of course it's me.)
(Seo Jin Dad versus Seung Gi Dad)
(Who will the Aunts choose?)
(Seo Jin Dad)
Gosh, why?
(Seo Jin Dad got 2 votes.)
Why?
Tell me your reason.
Me? I like being freed.
Me too. That's how I was raised.
- Seung Gi Dad is too energetic. - It's so funny.
(This is fun, right?)
(A little tired)
- That's because we're grown-ups. - You think?
If we were young, we would've chosen Seung Gi.
I want to do this.
I want to grow up with Seung Gi Dad until I turn 13.
- That's right. - Afterward,
I want to be independent.
That's right.
- Seo Jin Dad is... - He's good, right?
He's very appealing.
(They want a Seo Jin-Seung Gi hybrid dad.)
That would be perfect.
(Still, I'm better.)
My gosh.
We should put it in the microwave with some water.
Braised duck with sweet pumpkin?
(Today's lunch is Na Rae's braised duck with sweet pumpkin.)
- Hollow it out? - We should scrape it out...
and put in bell peppers, onions, and garlic.
(Stuff the sweet pumpkin with stir-fried duck and vegetables.)
Put mozzarella cheese on it...
and heat it in the microwave.
(Cook it in the microwave again with mozzarella cheese.)
I like onions.
- You like onions? - Really?
I like eating things with onion.
Yi Han's taste has changed while staying here.
He said he didn't like onion before.
(I hate carrots.)
(Yi Han said he hated all kinds of vegetables.)
What do you like?
I think Yi Han is growing up.
Yi Han is all grown-up.
(The braised duck with sweet pumpkin is coming out.)
Did the cheese melt?
- It's well done. - My gosh.
(The sweet pumpkin is golden brown.)
This is amazing.
(What would Na Rae's braised duck with sweet pumpkin look like?)
This is a pumpkin show. Take a look.
Let me begin.
What's in it?
Let me begin.
Okay.
(Lastly, she cuts it open on the table.)
This is great.
- You don't eat this part. - It's here.
(Smacking their lips)
(Ta-da)
It looks amazing.
(The fantastic harmony of duck and cheese.)
It looks like a flower.
- It looks like a flower. - A flower?
(It looks pretty, like a flower in full bloom.)
(Amazed)
It looks amazing.
- Look at this. - It looks so...
Wow, it's duck.
(As she spoons it...)
It looks so delicious.
(Cheese is spilling out.)
(I want to try it too.)
Thank you for the food.
(Excited)
(Yi Han stretches the cheese too.)
This is great.
(Scooping it with a fork)
(Jeong Heon puts it...)
(in his mouth rolling it.)
Do you like it?
(Amazed)
(Thumbs up!)
It's really delicious.
(Glad)
It's visually stunning.
It smells like pizza.
(Hesitant)
You should try the pumpkin too.
No, I don't want to.
(It does smell like pizza.)
(Putting it in her mouth)
It's delicious.
(It suits her taste.)
It tastes great.
- "It tastes great"? - It tastes great?
(Aunt is glad that everyone likes it.)
It tastes better if you have it with the pumpkin.
Yi Han, try it with the pumpkin. It's delicious.
I don't like pumpkin.
You don't like it? Then you can leave it out.
Look at Jeong Heon.
It's delicious.
I don't like sweet pumpkin.
What are you saying?
Are you Yi Han?
Is this some sort of deja vu?
(Jjigbaggol family's taste in food is becoming similar.)
(He takes a bite of sweet pumpkin.)
Jeong Heon, do you like sweet pumpkin?
- Do you like sweet pumpkin? - What?
It's tasty.
- Here. - Take out the pumpkin.
Jeong Heon is eating sweet pumpkin so well.
- What? - Isn't it tasty?
- What is it? Is it pumpkin? - Yes.
(He didn't know it was pumpkin.)
It's something like sweet potato.
(He's so cute.)
It's my first time eating pumpkin and it's delicious.
- You did? - Really?
We have to tell Auntie Na Rae.
Na Rae, it's Jeong Heon's first time eating pumpkin and he likes it.
Do you like it?
It's his first time.
(It's delicious.)
(Is it that delicious?)
I like it.
Yi Han, are you trying it?
He said he didn't like pumpkin, but it must be good.
What do you think? Isn't it sweet?
(Since it's delicious, she takes another bite.)
Yoo Na is eating the pumpkin so well too.
Shall I give you more?
(Is it good?)
(He is curious.)
Is it like sweet potato?
- Like this. - Yes.
Good boy.
(Munching)
Aunt So Min and Na Rae...
Yi Han, are you trying it?
He said he didn't like pumpkin, but it must be good.
(It's better than I thought.)
What do you think? Isn't it sweet?
(He keeps on eating it. It's delicious.)
I told you it would be delicious.
(These pumpkin flowers are blossoming the kids' taste buds.)
It's so delicious.
Puppies, puppies
So many puppies were born.
(The little kids are so excited about the puppies.)
- And... - Babies?
so many babies were born.
But the puppies' mommy is sick.
She can't take care of her puppies.
So we will bring the babies,
and take care of them for a short time.
Can you two take care of them?
- Yes. - Yes.
So Min, where are you going?
- To get the puppies. - You are?
Are they the ones from the gentleman near here?
Yes.
I want to go too.
Let's take Jeong Heon too.
It will be so exciting.
- It will be so exciting. - Are they real puppies?
Can you all take good care of the puppies?
- Yes. - Yes.
I have to take good care of them.
- I have to give them water. - Right.
I have to give them milk. I have to give them everything.
I will give them toys.
Let's do that. Let's bring them.
Can you sing me a song while I'm driving?
I will sing you a song Grandma likes.
Okay.
(A song Grandma likes?)
- As I live - As I live
(How do you know this song?)
(She is shocked.)
(What song is this?)
- There is one thing I must do - There is one thing I must do
- Although I may stand - Although I may stand
- On a windy field - On a windy field
- I am not - I am not
- Lonely - Lonely
- However when a pine leaf falls - However when a pine leaf falls
- My tears also flow - My tears also flow
- In our hearts - In our hearts
- In our every hearts - In our every hearts
- The sun will rise again - The sun will rise again
- With our love - With our love
- That will never change - That will never change
- Forevermore - Forevermore
- We will lend a hand - We will lend a hand
- To the dark places - To the dark places
And shine it all
- Are we here? - We are here.
(She sings with passion until the last phrase.)
The puppies are waiting for us!
They are there.
Let's go quickly.
Let's go there quickly.
(With our love)
(In place of sick mommy,)
(they will give their hands.)
- They are there. - There they are.
Where are the puppies?
Puppies? There are four.
Let's go quickly.
They are such babies. Oh, my.
- There are such babies. - There are four.
There are four.
But they are so small.
Mommy dog is over there.
Is she over there?
- You are here. - Hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
Jeong Heon, they are so small.
Their mommy is sick.
Where is mommy?
She has gone to the hospital.
Oh, no. That's why we have to take care of them.
Stroke it softly.
- Stroke it. - Isn't it nice?
- They are so pretty. - Look.
Brooke, Grace, come over here.
(The puppies are so small, so they pat them carefully.)
You can touch him.
- Like this. - There are five puppies here.
Pat him.
- I will bring it. - Isn't it cute?
Brooke, you pat him.
- Come on. - It's cute.
It's cute. Pat him like this.
He likes it.
Look at him eat.
Okay.
The food is hard.
You have to wet the food with water.
We have to learn how to feed the puppies.
They can eat better like this.
Try giving them water.
Give them water over here.
Let's put the puppies here and take them.
They are eating better than before.
Say, "We will take good care of them".
We will take good care of them.
- We will take good care of them. - Thank you.
- Take good care of them. - He can worry about them.
- We will take good care of them. - Yes, thank you.
I have puppies of my own.
(They gently put the little puppies...)
(into the box.)
- Feed them when you get home. - We can feed them at home.
They are so small.
- Did you hold it? - And...
Brooke, hold it and put it in the box.
I put them in.
(Where are we going?)
(We are going to Little Forest.)
Thank you.
We brought the puppies.
Jeong Heon, you mustn't run.
(The puppy expedition is back with the little doggies.)
- Oh, my goodness. - They are so small, aren't they?
They are so cute.
They are such babies.
Oh, my goodness. They are so cute.
Brooke is below.
(Wiggling)
Oh, my goodness.
They are really cute.
(Yawning)
(The puppies are here!)
You must not torment them.
They are still baby puppies.
- Yoo Na, the puppies are here. - They are cute.
They are so small puppies.
The puppies are here.
They are cute.
Where are the puppies?
- Where are the puppies? - They are here.
Please show them to us.
Yoo Jin, look at him eat.
Look.
(He is eating his food.)
They are cute.
(Thanks to the puppies, the kids are very attentive.)
- They are puppies. - This one looks like a banana.
Auntie, I want to touch him.
Come and sit here.
- Will you hold him for a while? - Yes.
- He must be scared. He's trembling. - Puppy is trembling.
Brooke, hold him to make him feel safe.
Hold him softly.
Come to Brooke.
(She is being very careful.)
Brooke.
- Hold him. - Why isn't he following me?
There is one there too.
I like that puppy more.
We are holding him because he is trembling so much.
We are holding him.
(What kind of memories will the little kids and puppies make?)
(Today dinner is something that is not possible without care and time.)
(It is beef bone soup.)
(He starts dinner right after lunch because it'll take 4 hours.)
You are strong.
(Thanks to Seo Jin's praise, he lets his energy loose.)
(He even has one hand behind his back.)
(Mr. Kang is all about looking cool.)
(Mr. Lee is the older version who's all about looking cool too.)
(Yi Han helps Mr. Lee who is cooking without a rest.)
Will you add in the beef now?
Yes, how did you know?
I know.
(They add the beef as planned.)
- You will light the fire now. - Yes.
I think you can do the cooking now.
Right?
(He is proud.)
Oh, that hurts.
(3 months in Jjigbaggol can make a man know his recipes.)
(He gets the firewood ready.)
It's a good show.
(Cauldron fire makes a good show.)
He's doing it now.
- Where? - Look at him.
(You do not get to see this every day.)
It makes a loud noise.
(This is a cauldron fire show.)
It seems like a dragon.
The wood is on fire.
(Meanwhile, in the yard...)
(a rare show is taking place.)
(Why is So Min holding an ax?)
(In one hand she is holding a scary saw.)
(She's staring at a wooden board with a scary saw in her hand.)
(She starts to move after staring at it for a while.)
Why are you doing it alone?
- I went ahead and got started. - Really?
Don't we have to make the roof a triangle?
It has to be a triangle.
(The roof? What for?)
- We're not doing the roof. - Then what?
I see. That one.
- The entrance. - Yes, the entrance.
- The entrance. - This big?
What we're doing is...
we're making an entrance here.
- I'll try. - Are you sure?
- I can use the saw. - It's my first...
It's my first sawing.
So Min isn't the kind of person who'd be using a saw.
But this is...
- So Min, try it. - Okay.
You have to wear this for work.
(We know it's her first time sawing,)
(but she's sitting like a woman from the Joseon Dynasty.)
(Will she be okay?)
It's not like this.
You go and pull. Go and pull.
- You saw when you pull? - That's right.
Only Aunts and Uncles can do it.
- They're adults. - It's really thin.
(Sawing)
You should work if you ate.
- Like this? - Yes.
Push lightly.
- Here you go. - When you pull. That's right.
- You don't have to go that much. - That's not how you do it.
(She looks awkward even in the eyes of a 7-year-old.)
I'll show you.
Where are the puppies?
The puppies? They're in the back.
(The future residents...)
(are waiting together to move in.)
(It's moments before I get my first home.)
Let's put them inside right now.
Right now?
They're still making the house.
But if we put them inside right now,
they'll sleep there right now.
It's too dangerous there.
(Meanwhile, in the kitchen)
(She's making ribbons for the dog house interior.)
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- What are you making? - Ribbons.
(She has a lot of skills.)
That must be vitamins.
(She's skilled with the sewing machine.)
(Aunt Na Rae has so many skills.)
- Are you done making ribbons? - Yes.
- They came out small. - Yes.
Small like this.
(Fascinated)
Are you fascinated?
(Are you fascinated by the sewing machine?)
My grandmother used to use the sewing machine.
So I watched her a lot beside her.
I must've been...
exactly Yoo Na's age. Around six years old.
My grandmother made me stretchy pants...
in my size and gave it to me.
Watching her,
I felt like she would make me anything.
I wondered if the kids...
felt the same while watching me.
That's what I thought.
Isn't it fascinating?
I can make your clothes with this.
(She has a lot of memories linked to the sewing machine.)
(Reminiscing)
- It's a sewing machine. - Right.
(Thinking back of the old days.)
Sewing machines were popular.
I haven't seen one for a while.
It's been a long while.
(They take a time machine and go back to the old days.)
These were around since my mom's days.
- There used to be typewriters. - What?
- This brand made typewriters too. - Did they?
Yes.
This brand is a very old brand.
I wrote papers with the typewriter from this brand back in school.
With a typewriter?
(She meets someone who actually used typewriters.)
A typewriter?
How old are you then?
(Mr. Lee's age is even more mysterious.)
(Na Rae is pretty good at sewing.)
(But So Min is awkward at sawing.)
Show us your power.
(Screaming)
(Aunt is screaming. What's going on?)
(Screaming)
That's 1cm.
(She's sawing with all her might.)
Okay, good.
(She screams.)
That's good.
(And the sawing is done.)
- Well done. - I'm passed out.
I'm passed out.
(Aunt, don't pass out.)
When are we doing this?
Let's put this up.
(Aunt did the sawing and the kids colored the dog house.)
(Feeling proud)
Yi Han...
(They worked together to build the puppies' home.)
(But the mood doesn't last long.)
I want to ride the bike.
The bike? Where is it?
I want to ride this.
The blue one? Okay.
Should I get the puppies?
(Are the puppies moving in?)
I want to get the puppies.
One moment.
(Grace is very flippant with her decisions.)
Aren't you riding the bike?
Grace.
Do you want to ride it later?
Bike, stand by.
(I'll be right back.)
(You'll be back soon, right?)
Stand by?
I'll be here.
(You promised.)
(Uncle Seung Gi is on pause.)
- I want to get this. - Okay, let's do that.
How about Grace?
(They're getting ready to move the puppies.)
Jeong Heon, can you carry that?
I'll take the water.
You have to be careful with the water.
(Being careful)
Where's Grace?
Grace.
Are you walking slowly?
(I shouldn't drop any.)
You can take your time.
I'm going slowly too.
(It'll take about 30 minutes.)
You have to be careful with the water.
(This is how Grace copes in a country that lacks water.)
(I'm not going to drop one drop.)
(Uncle Seung Gi was on pause for 5 minutes already.)
We were going to feed them milk.
Who wants to feed them milk?
- Me. - Me.
- Me too. - Hold them in your arms...
when feeding them.
(They're feeding the puppies milk?)
Wait a minute.
(Wait a minute.)
(I want to feed them milk too.)
(I'm still on my way.)
(And this guy can't leave the bike.)
Grace, how long should I stay by the bike?
Wait a minute.
(I'm walking in full speed so just a minute.)
(Okay, just a bit more.)
Grace, thank you.
- Do you want to feed them too? - Yes.
(I'll feed you now.)
(The puppies are being fed before moving in.)
- It's eating it. - Put that down.
They're licking at the milk.
The milk, right.
They're licking it. That's right.
Good job, Yi Han.
That's right.
(He was always taken care of,)
(but it feels good to take care of something.)
(Give me more.)
(Cute puppies and cute kids)
- Grace, like this. - Good job, Yi Han.
Help them drink the milk.
Two of them are sleeping. They're so cute.
(One of the puppies is leaving its dinner table.)
Goodness, be careful.
- I don't want to step on them. - Puppy, do you want to eat this?
Be careful. The puppy is pooping.
- It's pooping. - Where?
It's pooping.
(Since I ate, I'm digesting.)
- It's pooping. - It's pooping.
It's pooping.
It's pooping. They are very healthy.
(Surprised)
Maybe it's because they drank soybean milk.
- The puppies... - They're pooping so well.
My goodness.
- Poop. - Please clean their poop.
Bring some tissues and clean their poop.
Can I have some tissues?
The puppies pooped.
- Where? - Yi Han wen.
- On the ground. - "On the ground"?
- Yi Han, can you... - I will...
- clean their poop? - They're trying hard.
- Clean it. - Are you really going to clean it?
- That's it. - Awesome.
- I clean after you like that. - Awesome.
That's it.
Yi Han, you're amazing.
(It's disgusting!)
- I'm proud of him. - That's nothing.
Puppies...
- I cleaned their poop. - Oh, my.
- Good job. - Are they pooping again?
- It's pooping. - Good job.
Yi Han, one more time.
(Is it pooping again?)
- Yi Han, one more time. Let's go. - Gosh.
You're their bathroom spokesperson.
Vice-spokesperson, go.
- Come on. - Let's go.
(This is Vice-spokesperson Yi Han's first official schedule.)
Come on.
I guess it really needed to poop.
Here you go, here.
- The color of its poo is a bit... - Over here.
Look at this. Touch it.
Touch it like this. It's really hard at the end.
What do you think? It's as hard as a rock.
This means...
- It's under stress. - Yes, it's under stress.
The puppy...
(After it relieved itself well, it goes back into the house.)
There it goes.
- Is it done eating? - It's going into the house.
(The puppies take a look around of their new house.)
They went into the house.
Look, they went into the house.
(It's a cozy house.)
They all went inside their house.
I think they like the house we made for them.
- I think they like the house. - I think they like it.
They're eating this.
You're right.
(He's proud of the kids.)
The kids are small...
and delicate beings.
It seemed like they were beginning to understand...
the needs of protecting...
vulnerable two-month-old puppies.
It was very heartwarming.
(Thanks to the little kids, the puppies are sleeping well.)
(After having much fun, there's a huge pile of laundry.)
We have a huge pile of laundry.
Hold on a second.
Is that a washing machine?
Yes, it's a washing machine.
You can wash them separately.
- So it does two things at once? - Yes.
(Let's wash the kids' clothes separately.)
The technology has improved these days.
I've never seen a washing machine like this one.
It's working.
It's very comfortable because it does two things at once.
- How come... - Yes?
- Why did the puppies... - Yes?
Why did we separate the puppies from their mom?
Because the mom dog gave birth to many puppies,
she was exhausted and overexerted herself.
- So she doesn't feel well. - So...
Your mom also suffered a lot when she gave birth to you too.
She only ate seaweed soup.
- Your mom? - Yes.
Your mom had a hard time giving birth to you.
How does seaweed soup help Mom...
to give birth easier?
(Flustered)
I don't know.
- We eat it on birthdays too. - You're right.
I don't know for sure.
Do our moms eat it when they give birth?
After your mom gave birth to you,
she became very weak.
- She's not feeling well. - Yes, she's not feeling well.
She ate it to recover herself.
(She ate seaweed soup to recover herself.)
(I get it now.)
(I didn't know there was such a profound meaning to it.)
Why do we eat tteokguk on New Year's Day?
(Yi Han is very curious.)
(Uncle Seung Gi is very curious as well.)
- Rice cakes are very chewy. - Yes.
You eat tteokguk to live tough like a rice cake.
- For real? - Yes.
- Are you sure? - Of course.
Are you really really sure?
- Yes. - I didn't know that.
Rice cake is very chewy and sticky.
- It's very sticky. - Yes.
It signifies living a long life.
That's why they use long rice cakes to make tteokguk.
It's to live a long but timid life?
- Not exactly. - I see.
Live a long life, but not a timid life.
- Yi Han. - I had rice cake ramyeon once.
A rice cake ramyeon?
What I'm making right now is much better than rice cake ramyeon.
- What is it? - A meat soup.
Yi Han, do you know what ox-bone soup is?
I haven't eaten it before.
You haven't eaten ox-bone soup before?
I only ate short rib soup.
This is even better than short rib soup.
- They taste similar. - Do you like short rib soup?
(Do you like short rib soup?)
No.
(No.)
- You don't like it? - Basically...
- I shouldn't have asked. - Yi Han is...
- I don't like it that much. - I'm sorry I asked.
(I'm sorry I asked that question.)
I guess you don't like meat in your soup.
You like grilled meat.
(Yi Han is so cute.)
I've noticed you have to boil it for five hours to make the broth.
(It will be better than short rib soup.)
Oh, my goodness.
(The beef bone soup is boiling in a cauldron.)
We need to add more water.
Oh, my. That's just amazing.
If we sold this at a restaurant,
people would've doubted us for putting milk powder in it.
The color is wonderful.
It's milky. It's different boiling it with a cauldron.
Do you want to taste it?
It's hot.
Is it good?
It's not that hot.
(It's perfect.)
It should be ready in half an hour.
(This is it.)
It will be perfect in half an hour.
This kind of soup should be given to pregnant women.
Isn't it good?
(It's good for recovering strength.)
(It's Uncles and Aunts' heartfelt soup.)
It tastes as if we put milk in it.
(The wood fire and cauldron brought out deep flavors.)
- It tastes... - It tastes like we put milk in it.
I know.
- Awesome. - What?
- What? - Yi Han, look at this.
- Look. - Let me see. Awesome!
It's a milky beef bone broth.
It's good for your bones.
It's too pure that I think it's going to make my bones strong.
This is just amazing.
(Its savory scent and color make them speechless.)
(The beef bone broth is here.)
- Na Rae. - Yes?
This is something else.
- This is amazing. - Let's take out the bones.
Could you remove the bones and collect the meat?
- Like this? - Yes, only the meat.
(The Meatavengers have reunited to make the finest beef bone broth.)
Knee cartilage is very good.
- I know. - I don't think kids will like it.
Take all the meat and bones out of the soup.
Yes, tear them in pieces.
(Uncle Seo Jin removes oil and Uncle Seung Gi removes bones.)
It's warm.
(Aunt Na Rae cooks the meat.)
Ladle soup into the bowls.
I want them to eat a lot.
(She sifts out impurities and tops it with meat pieces.)
Let's eat meat soup.
(It's nutritious Jjigbaggol beef bone broth.)
Let's eat dinner.
- Thank you for the meal. - Thank you for the meal.
- Help yourselves. - Your chopsticks and spoons.
Yi Han needs an adult spoon.
(Aunts and Uncles brewed the beef bone soup with much love.)
Try it.
(Will the little kids like it?)
Thank you for the meal.
- No, thanks. - Here you go.
Blow on it before you eat.
Like this.
Be careful.
(She blew on it out loud and tastes the soup.)
Is it salty?
No, it's not salty now.
I need a spoon and fork.
(She takes another sip.)
It's so good.
Yoo Na eats so well.
I wanted to eat meat soup.
(Looking around)
- How come there is no rice today? - What?
How come there is no rice today?
- It's there. - It's in the soup.
Do you want some more?
- This is rice. - Yes.
- Look at this. - Let me see.
- Look in the soup. - It's there.
That's it. There is rice.
(I found it.)
- Grace, do you like it? - There's not much rice.
- Is it good? - We have more meat.
If you eat this a lot,
- you'll grow taller. - I put a lot of meat inside.
- I grew taller already. - Did you?
(I'm going to eat it with rice too.)
- That's it. - We worked hard for this.
Is it good?
- She eats so well. - There's a lot of meat.
Is it good?
Brooke, how do you like it?
Chew it well before you swallow it.
(She can't hear him.)
Brooke, chew it 10 times.
- Brooke eats so well. - Jeong Heon, finish your food.
Jeong Heon, finish your food.
Yoo Na, do you want more rice?
(I'd like to have a rice refill.)
All right, eat up.
(Gobbling)
- What? - I shouldn't say this.
Why not?
Really?
Brooke, slow down.
Look at her.
(Brooke eats so well.)
Let's go.
(Then I'll take my time.)
(Did I eat too fast?)
(Smiling)
- Brooke. - Where is your helmet?
- Where is your helmet? - My helmet!
It's over there.
Brooke, you eat so well and you're so adorable.
(I'll slow down.)
(I'm glad they're enjoying the meal.)
(Yoo Na was eating well until a while ago.)
(But suddenly she stopped eating.)
(Is she full already?)
- This is really... - But...
Where is that boy from before?
Where is that boy?
(Are you...)
- You mean Jeong Heon? - He is sleeping.
- Jeong Heon. - He is sleeping.
He should be eating this tasty food with us.
I know.
(Yoo Jin and Jeong Heon fell asleep early.)
(He would have liked it if he heard what they said.)
(Her feelings have found the wrong address today.)
Yoo Na, of all the friends here,
who do you like the best?
(He is listening intently.)
- Wow, Grace? - Grace?
(I like Grace the best.)
You are all close now.
(I like Yoo Na too.)
(He is disappointed.)
Who do you like second best?
(This is going to be fun.)
No second best.
Who do you like second best?
(Yoo Na...)
Who do you like second best?
I think he wants to win.
(Eating a spoonful of soup, she has the poise of a winner.)
Second best is...
(Please...)
Who is your second best?
(Could it be...)
(Yi Han?)
There is no second best.
She says there is no second best.
(What?)
There is no second best.
(He coughs out his food at her unexpected answer.)
Then, between Yi Han and Jeong Heon...
who are you closer to?
(Yoo Na, I am here.)
(Let me think.)
- I don't know. - You don't know?
(It's a secret.)
(I know she didn't say anything.)
(But why do I feel like I know the answer?)
(Poor Yi Han.)
She is only thinking of Jeong Heon.
She didn't even accept my letter.
- Really? - She didn't...
(He can't get over the pain of rejection.)
(I am sorry, Yi Han.)
(Patting)
Yi Han, life is long.
Don't be disappointed.
You will be handsomer after eating beef bone soup.
Have some kimchi.
(The soup and rice taste so good today.)
(Cheer up, Yi Han.)
(Let me change the subject.)
Yoo Na, who do you think suffered the most...
among Uncle Seung Gi, Auntie So Min, Auntie Na Rae,
and Uncle Mr. Lee?
(Who suffered the most?)
(They look forward...)
(to her answer.)
I think it's Uncle Mr. Lee.
- Uncle Mr. Lee? - You're right.
Uncle Mr. Lee.
(His face lights up.)
You're right.
He is always cooking.
Right.
(Joy and sorrow)
I will give you 10 dollars.
Come here, I will give you 10 dollars.
You're just like my grandfather.
- This is capitalism. - No.
(The person who makes tasty food is the best.)
Uncle Mr. Lee is richer.
(He is proud.)
I just thought he must have liked my food.
(Despite his modest reply, he can't hide his smile.)
Seung Gi, it's no use trying so hard.
Yi Han knows how to please the right person.
I will only carry Jeong Heon on my shoulders now.
Why?
(Tension)
I carried you on my shoulders, I played with you all the time.
But you said Uncle Mr. Lee is the best.
I even helped you ride the bike.
It's over now.
But I suffer the most, right?
(He thinks carefully.)
Both of you.
- You can only choose one. - Both of you.
I'd better wake Jeong Heon and give him dinner.
(Grabbing)
(No.)
I will carry Jeong Heon on my shoulders now.
I will carry him on my shoulders.
(Please don't go.)
- You don't want me to go? - No.
Okay. Have your soup.
Go ahead.
I will eat all of it.
(Uncle, you know how I feel, right?)
It's time for the parents to come.
There are no dishes to wash. They ate everything.
(He is proud.)
- Mommy! - Do you see mommy?
- It's mommy. - Hello.
Hello.
Nice to see you.
Mommy is here.
(She runs.)
Mommy.
How was it?
It was fun.
Was it really fun?
How much?
- This much. - Really?
Yi Han, you have to give your mother the present.
- The apples? - Apples?
(I want apples too.)
- I have the second biggest one. - That's good.
(The prepare to take the apples they picked from the farm.)
Why has it gone up?
(She is working so hard.)
Two are enough.
Brooke is working so hard.
Brooke worked hard picking them.
- I will help you. - Do you want to put them here?
It's will be so heavy.
- Here. - What is that?
This, this...
this basket...
I will pick apples again much, much later.
You will take this again when you go to pick apples much later?
- Yes. - Okay.
- Then... - Yes?
Bye. No.
I will say goodbye.
Goodbye.
Grace, today...
you must not say you miss Auntie So Min,
and cry so much.
I want to.
Again, good job today.
The day ended somehow.
I feel like this time was busier.
It really was.
What will we do for the last time...
at Little Forest?
- I know. - The kids won't know.
(It will soon be their last time with the little kids.)
(It's already nearing the end.)
It's getting really chilly.
(We met them in the middle of summer.)
(Time passed by so quickly.)
Shouldn't we hold an alumni meeting on the last day?
- Call Yoo An, Ye Jun, - That's a scary thought.
Ga On, and everyone.
- For two days? - Let's do "I Miss You, Friend".
I do miss them.
But it's too hard to invite all of them for two days.
What about on the second day. After waking up?
- We could do that once. - That's a good idea.
I think all of us would want this.
We want to call everyone who was here even once.
And hold a small alumni gathering.
I think that will be the best way to finish this off.
I hope we can give that as a gift at the end.
(That's a good idea.)
Let's all call our mothers too.
And have them carry out our luggage.
- My mom? - My mom also.
We can leave holding our parent's hands.
Seo Jin's mother is over 70.
My mother can't even walk properly because of her backache.
If I tell her to come all the way up here...
Oh, no.
(They wait for the last meeting.)
That would be so much fun.
(The night grows deeper as they discuss different ideas.)
It's now autumn here.
It's become bleak.
I know. It's chilly.
It's really chilly.
(He is walking awkwardly.)
(What is this?)
- Na Rae. - You startled me.
Why are you carrying a microwave?
- What is it? - It looks a microwave, doesn't it?
- Is it a TV? - It's a hatcher.
- A hatcher? - It hatches eggs.
(Chicks come out of it?)
- Are they fertile eggs? - No.
- They are not for eating. - Do you need help?
We can show the kids how chicks really hatch.
Children only think of eggs...
as something to eat.
I showed them how eggs are from chicken,
but they couldn't see the connection.
They don't think eggs can become life.
Therefore, I wanted...
to show them how eggs turn into chickens.
- When do they hatch? - Do they break the shell?
- They break the shell to come out. - When?
It usually takes about 21 days.
- And... - Is it day 20, today?
- the other time... - There is one which is broken.
Right.
They are starting to tap on it.
It's moving.
(Tap, tap)
- It's moving? - Yes.
- The one in the front is moving. - It's moving.
- Here. - Is it really moving?
- Something has come out there. - I don't know if it's moving...
What came out?
(She is scared, but curious at the same time.)
The shells are broken.
Something is coming up through the cracks.
They are hitting it with their legs.
It's like a baby moving in the mother's womb.
- That's right. - Right?
The children will be surprised, right?
I think so.
(These little steps of life...)
(will be welcoming the little kids soon.)
So many are born.
There are so many of them.
(How will the little kids remember their first chick-encounter?)
- I prepared something too. - What?
- What is that now? - I think he has adjusted.
- What is that. - Look.
When I went to a kid's cafe,
I saw this show.
- A show? - It was unbelievable.
If you stand in the hole,
you'll be in the middle of a bubble.
I'll show you.
(Is this for blowing bubbles?)
Can you make a bubble with a person in it?
Like this?
I'll get in there. You make a bubble.
(Swinging up)
- Are you all right? - What happened?
(What...)
(just happened?)
You're just dripping soapy water.
- Is it dripping? - Yes.
It's just dripping down.
What's wrong?
This isn't working.
(This isn't right.)
You can trap me here?
(She tries it again.)
- This isn't right. - It hit my arm.
- It hit her arm. - I guess...
this is for little kids.
It's for children.
(A new player tries it again.)
Wait.
- Hang on. - Is So Min washing her hair?
Stand straight. Hang on.
- Do you want me to move over? - Yes.
Does it close up?
(Unbelievable)
(Amazed)
(Impressed)
Gosh, this is amazing.
(They are excited to see huge bubbles like little kids.)
Gosh, this is great.
I thought it was a wormhole.
Gosh. Stand in there.
We should mix it well.
Gosh, I was surprised.
We shouldn't lift it up.
- Like what Na Rae did... - Exactly.
It should go like this. It needs wind.
I should squat down.
- It works for kids. - I think so.
It's hard to pull it up so high.
It's working.
(Once they get the hang of it, it's very simple.)
(A huge bubble)
Gosh, it's a little creepy.
This is serious.
It's even scary to me.
The kids will be excited but scared at the same time.
This is like a monster.
I want to try.
Look at this.
Will you go buy ingredients to make jjajangmyeon?
Jjajangmyeon sounds great.
(I should.)
Please make sure to buy some picked radish too.
(Okay, I will.)
Seo Jin.
It should go like this.
Who are you going with?
I don't know.
Let's make it fun then.
You should go with a kid who joins us for the first time.
I can't go with a new kid.
- A new kid. - I can't.
The first kid to step on the line?
We should prepare a string.
What about the first kid to go through this circle?
The one who steps on the line?
Yes. Or the kid who asks about it.
Let's do this then.
If a kid gets into this circle,
- he should go with that kid. - Exactly.
No matter who comes in first.
The kids would pick it up as soon as they come in.
- No. - They might not do that.
- This is exciting. - It is, I feel nervous.
Is going grocery shopping with me that much of a big deal?
- Why would you feel nervous? - Of course it's exciting.
You'd want to go with Brooke.
You're just so obvious.
He's right. You can't do that.
- He always wants to go with Brooke. - I know.
- A foot has to be in, right? - Yes.
We can tell them to go close to it.
- We can induce them. - Of course we can.
I'm curious. It's nothing important, but I'm nervous.
Na Rae, hold this.
Let's put this over there.
Which one would they touch first?
I'm sure they will be more interested in this.
- You're right. - I think...
they will step on this to take a look at that.
Okay.
The first kid to step on it.
- The one who gets into the circle. - Does one foot count?
- Yes, that counts. - Okay.
- Does this count? - It doesn't count.
- Okay. - You said two feet.
You said both feet should be in there.
It can be 1 foot or 2 feet.
- It should be both feet. - Who do you want to go with?
- Who are you comfortable around? - Actually, I want to go alone.
It feels awkward.
You should go with a kid.
- It's not awkward. - How can I do that?
- It's awkward to be with a kid. - What are you talking about?
I feel awkward even when I'm alone with my nephew.
This is my first time.
(This is my first time to be alone with a kid.)
Who'd be coming?
- I hear a car. - I hear it too.
- Who is it? - Let's see who it is.
(They are finally here.)
(The first car arrives.)
(Feeling excitement)
It's a dad.
They're here.
(Who is...)
Who is coming?
(Which kid will go shopping with Mr. Lee?)
(They go to dig out potatoes,)
(but they find dinosaurs?)
(It's a magical potato patch with dinosaurs.)
(But...)
(they keep finding the same dinosaurs.)
(How many dinosaurs are there?)
(What's the secret behind the potato patch?)
(Dinosaurs from the potato patch, chicks from the eggs)
(They are so into chicks.)
(Peep-peep)
(Are they becoming chicks?)
(Chick Brooke has something to tell Yoo Jin?)
(Do you want to...)
(go eat?)
(Shaking her head)
(Eat.)
(Brooke wants to feed the kids.)
(She's so adorable.)
(Will the Meal Fairy be able to feed all the little kids?)