Ji-ho playfully accuses her of always being the mom while he remains the little kid, so hopefully he’ll have the chance to turn those roles around soon. Hanging up quickly, Ji-ho enters her room to say that he’s off to have dinner with Professor Ha, as she tells her she’s glad the whole kerfuffle with the Professor cleared up quickly and not having it hanging over his head. Meanwhile, Yeong-rang is on the phone with someone, telling them to do it quietly and don’t get caught, since Ji-ho will be there around 4:00 PM. He mutters that the Professor is always so impatient, and goes back to his work. Ji-ho is feverishly working on his composition by noodling around in the G-minor world, when he gets a text from Professor Ha telling him to come by his office 30 minutes earlier than they scheduled. Yeong-rang jumps up from the couch and paces until the proverbial light bulb goes off over her head. All sources say that the likely winner of such a crown will be Hanguk University’s Yoo Ji Ho. Yeong-rang multitasks like the rest of us Little People - reading the papers and watching the evening news, where in voiceover we hear that Professor Ha is close to naming his successor for his wordly position and all his composition swag. In-ha hugs her back and tells her not to cry… but you can see in his eyes that he’s already got something scheme-y up his sleeves.
Yeong-rang pleads with him to not go anywhere what she couldn’t do for him over the last 14 years, she is going to do them all now, even if she has to go to hell and back. (Thank you for the fanservice, PD-nim!!) Crushing him in a most inappropriate bear hug, she thanks him for being alive and that she’ll never lose him again… but In-ha peels her off him and asks if she has a nightmare that he died? He whispers that will never happen it would be too unfair if he did. In-ha comes out from his bathroom damp from a shower with his hair all askew, and asks her what’s wrong. Seeing only rumpled bedsheets and an open window, she hysterically pleads for him to show himself and tells him over and over she’s sorry. Yeong-rang flies out of her room into In-ha’s. (Wait… that WASN’T In-ha’s nightmare? OR WAS IT?!?) Yeong-rang bolts upright in bed, gasping for air. But with tears in his eyes and a vacant look on his face, In-ha flies over the balcony railing anyway.
Right behind him is Yeong-rang, who sees In-ha hanging over the edge and yells out to him to stop! Yelling ANDWAAAAAAE!, she pleads with him not to jump. We see In-ha’s shadowy face looking back over his shoulder like he’s running away from something… The Blair Witch-y camera work continues, as the nightmare owner flashes back to the time when Dead Burnt-Up Dad tossed In-ha into the family pool saying that he was embarrassed to have In-ha as a son, In-ha pleading for his Dead Burnt-Up Dad to forgive him for his transgressions, the fish tank bath, escaping from the fire… all the while trying to run away from whatever (or whoever) is chasing him.ĭaylight, and In-ha bursts through the same door at the hospital where he threatened to jump off the balcony 14 years before. Someone’s heavy breathing (and for once, not mine). *URP* Geez, I’d better stop eating those double anchovy-and-bacon pizzas before bedtime if THESE are the nightmares I’m gonna have!!!Ī long, dark hallway with a bright light at the other end.
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