All language subtitles for Blood_S01E09_Episode 9.en.subtitles

Are you okay?

Yes, I'm fine. Just leave.

But I'm sure I hit...

I said I'm fine. Just go!

Where did you find him?

Behind the building.

Are you okay?

Did you hurt your head badly?

You know I'll be fine, so why ask?

Thank you for finding him for us.

What happened?

He must have slipped out
when we had to step away briefly

due to an emergency.

And not a single one of you
saw him walking out of the building?

We're very sorry. It's our mistake.

We'll take him back with us.

Wait.

I'll take him.

-No, we must take him--
-I said I'll take him!

If you keep insisting,

we'll have no choice but to use force.

Go right ahead.

Escort Dr. Park out of here.

Take him.

Take him back to his room.

Dr. Yu.

Just do as I say. Please?

Tell me.
Why did you let those guys take him?

He was clearly hallucinating,

and he left the hospital
without anyone stopping him.

I bet you can also sense
that something isn't right!

We shouldn't have sent him back with them
no matter what.

How? By getting into a fistfight
with the guards?

So, what's your plan?

You must've stopped me
because you have a plan.

I'll...

try to think about what options we have.

What do you mean
I'm the one who should be interrogated?

Let's get some things clear
before I answer that question.

I came across

these photos of graves
while looking through

the secure database.

They were uploaded
by someone with a username, "No Name."

No department was listed either.

I downloaded the photos and logged back
into the database a few days later,

but the post had already been deleted.

Did you get these photographs

from our secure database as well?

That doesn't make any sense.

They were uploaded
way before you joined the hospital,

so you wouldn't have had access
to our secure database.

I guess I really am the one
who should be interrogated.

How did you obtain these photos?

I'm so sorry.

Fortunately, I don't think
Park Ji-sang saw me.

Is that your excuse?

I'm sorry, sir.

I can definitely be
understanding about mistakes.

However,

I cannot tolerate ludicrous mistakes
that only humans make.

If you make another mistake like that,

I will no longer consider you a friend.

Because...

you wouldn't deserve to be alive.

You're right.

I obtained these photos
through dubious means.

But why?

Why?

For the same reason as you.

For research purposes, of course.

Sure. As a doctor, you can conduct
research if it piques your interest,

but why grill me in such a hostile manner?

Are you upset that we're researching
the same topic?

Please...

stop your research.

You're confusing me even more now.

I'm not trying to be the only one
doing the research.

I'm saying it because it may be dangerous.

If you want to persuade me
to quit my research,

you need to give me a better reason,
don't you think?

There will come a day
when I can tell you the reason.

So...

please stop now.

This isn't a request.

It's a warning.

Do you think
he'll take your advice and stop?

I don't think he has anything other than
those photos of the graves in Kochenia.

Even if he were to continue the research,

he'll hit a wall pretty soon anyway.

Right, it's not like he'd cultivate
the virus in the hematology department.

Continue to monitor Dr. Jung for now.

There may be other information
or data that we don't know about.

I was going to do that anyway.

I don't think we should underestimate him.

Anything about the man
who was discharged against his will?

Yes.

DEATH CERTIFICATE

His name is Nam Dong-pal.

He actually died in a car accident
the day he was discharged.

-A car accident?
-Yes.

He was cremated the next day
since his body was unclaimed.

If we hadn't found that other patient,
he may have died in a car accident too.

Gosh, something is definitely fishy.

What if

someone orchestrated the accident?

-What?
-I don't think that patient earlier

jumped in front of the truck
of his own accord.

It almost looked like
someone had pushed him onto the road.

Do you think that

Nam Dong-pal was also--

We'll have to keep a close eye
on all patients in Ward 21A.

Oh, right.

-Here.
-What is it?

The analysis of the blood
you got from Director Lee.

The results are unusual...

No, actually...

The results are kind of scary.

EMPLOYEE PROFILE

CHIEF JUNG JI-TAE

This is only my speculation,
and I could be wrong.

But considering the antibodies
and everything else, it looks like

the blood was collected from children.

And the thing is...

Collecting blood from young children

isn't just illegal. It's unethical.

If your speculation is right,

why on earth
would he drink children's blood?

Children's blood has less immunity,

which makes it safer
for someone who's infected to ingest it

because the blood lacks
many of the antibodies.

To put it simply, it's like food
that has less impurities.

Are you okay?

-Why do you ask?
-You don't look well.

I'm fine.

We have to operate on a patient today.

Okay, send me the patient file.

I had

that dream again.

The dream where you walked
Su-yeon down the aisle?

Yes.

Do you know

how beautiful Su-yeon looked?

I'm sure she looked stunning.
I mean, she's our daughter.

Why can't someone invent a time machine?

I...

I want to go back in time

and hold her hand for just five minutes.

Su-yeon...

Are you crying again?

No.

I was just thinking about something.

About what?

-Dr. Min.
-Yes?

Well...

What is it?

I have a favor to ask.

Are you going to ask me
to make sure your dad can live long?

I'm sorry, but I can't.

No.

It's not that.

Hey.

Park Sun-yeong?

Right, Dr. Park's patient.

I'll be at the O.R. in ten minutes.

I started hearing noises
in my ears yesterday,

and I think it's getting worse.

-I'll look into it for you.
-Okay, thank you.

What's the matter?

-It's odd.
-What's odd?

Patients keep experiencing
ringing in the ears.

How many patients?

A lot.

More than ten have told me about it,

including those in the lounge.

Do you hear it too?

Should we call
the otolaryngology department?

Yes, we should.
First, call the attending doctors

who are in charge of the patients.

There's no need.

We'll contact the doctors.

Look, it's our job
to contact their doctors.

You're wrong.

Please read through the revised rules
and regulations

for Ward 21A.

Well, I know that
you probably wouldn't listen to me,

but can you tell me at least a little bit
about what you're going through?

I might not be a big help, but would you
tell me even if it's just a little bit?

Even if you know about my illness,

there is nothing you can do.

Just like...

there is nothing I can do for myself.

Are you okay?

Did you hurt your head badly?

You know I'll be fine, so why ask?

I apologize for calling an urgent meeting
with such short notice.

Recently, there were a number of occasions

where I couldn't operate
due to my health issues,

and I thought I owed you all
an explanation.

I couldn't operate because...

It was indeed because of my health issues.

Some say that you're suffering
from chronic enteritis.

That's not true.

To tell you the truth...

I'm suffering from a panic disorder.

I developed it
while volunteering in Kochenia.

I should've gotten proper treatment

before joining the hospital.
It was too soon.

It's probably not a good idea
for you to operate in that condition.

No, my doctor believes
that I'll be completely cured

in a couple of months
if I keep up with the treatment.

Hence, I'd like to be excluded
from all operations for just two months.

But I don't have the authority
to make that decision.

I obviously need your permission,
and that's why I called this meeting.

If you can't perform any surgery,

who's going to take care
of all the operations that are scheduled?

Dr. Yu Rita will take care of them
in my place.

I plan to return after two months
at the latest.

I can take on your operations,

but for your health,
perhaps you should leave--

At times like this, we should try to be
as understanding and helpful as possible.

We can't oust a colleague who ended up
with a mental health condition

after risking his life
to volunteer in Kochenia.

Don't you all agree?

A couple of months should be fine.

If it's too much for Dr. Yu,
we can all jump in and help out, right?

It's called teamwork.

I agree with Dr. Woo.

If no one opposes,

we will grant Dr. Park's request.

Thank you.

Dr. Park.

Would you like to see a new doctor?

My friend from Stanford

is an expert in panic disorders.

It's okay.

Well, then...

Since you're single,

how about I set you up with a pretty lady?

A romantic relationship may be
more effective than anything else--

Thanks for the suggestion, but it's okay.

Please take care of your health.

You're the star of our department,

our hero.

What has gotten into you?

You used to call him a psychopath
all the time.

I know. Since when were you
such a big fan of Dr. Park?

I've just grown to like him

as a person.

Hello?

Pardon?

Na-jeong?

Na-jeong!

What are you doing here? It's dangerous!

Why are you yelling?
It's not like I'm going to jump.

Still, you can't sit there.
Do you know how dangerous it is?

I have liver cancer,
which is much more dangerous.

This is nothing.

But still... I looked all over for you.

If you can't find me next time, just think
that I jumped from here and died.

Stop saying things
that you don't even mean.

How could you talk about dying so easily?

I'm going to die anyway!

Why would you die?

The pretty doctor will operate on you.

Pretty, my foot.

She looks like she has a nasty temper.

Let's go back.

-It's cold.
-Can you stop worrying about me already?

No, I can't.

-Why can't you?
-Because I care about you.

Let's go. The air quality is bad today.

Do you think you can come up
with a solution in two months?

Will you be able to figure out a way

to free yourself from your identity

and having to drink blood?

I'm not sure.

I'll see when the time comes.

Up until yesterday,

I thought that you were just hesitant
to experience the unfamiliar.

But now, I think you're being too reckless
and pigheaded for your own good.

Even if you think
it's reckless and pigheaded,

I do not want to get used
to drinking children's blood.

So, I guess it must be true.

I was just taking a stab in the dark.

You can't get children's blood legally
anywhere in the world,

even in countries
where selling blood is legal.

I told you that I pay
more than enough for it.

Those kids

won't be abandoned
or suffer from starvation at least.

So? Do you think it's okay
to drink their blood?

I'd rather be a demon
that offers happiness and comfort

than an angel
that only gives misery and pain.

And I...

don't take their souls.

I just take their blood, that's all.

Keep doing it, then.

But leave me out of it.

I must say,

it's really hard to earn your trust.

Of all human emotions,

trust is the last one you can earn.

You need to try harder.

And even if you give your all,

you may never earn my trust.

VICE DIRECTOR CHOI GYEONG-IN

His assets are spotless,

and there's nothing suspicious
in regards to his finances.

His personal relationships
are clean as well.

Also, he strictly maintains distance

from pharmaceutical
and medical equipment companies.

Editor Seo.

Is the preparation going well?

Tomorrow morning?

Okay.

I look forward to reading the article.

I just need a minute.

I'm sorry.

I let you guys
take that patient last night.

Can't you help me out a little?

I'm sorry.

Are you on repeat or what?

You keep saying the same thing.

Let her in.

AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY

Let's go.

ISOLATION WARD

The symptoms of the viral infection
started to appear this morning.

His body temperature is 40°C?

Even until last night, he was...

You know

that symptoms can appear
within just a few hours.

But I'm glad.

Had you and Dr. Park

not noticed his strange symptoms,

other patients
could've been affected as well.

I looked through the documents
you gave me.

Except for a few diagrams of the veins
and drawings of the patterns,

I narrowed the rest down to five keywords.

First, I think the researcher started
with the skeletons in Kochenia.

You're right.

The researcher was traveling the region.

Intrigued by a story
he heard from a villager,

he secretly dug up the graves.

This V-something-T is missing
the letter in the middle,

so I don't know what it is.

It's probably the name of the virus

that the researcher discovered.

It starts with a V.

Perhaps it stands for "vampire."

He found skeletons of ancient vampires

and came up with a theory

that vampires weren't just a folklore

but that they were victims
of a viral disease.

I'm not sure what this "physeal plate"
at the end is supposed to mean.

It doesn't say anything
about how the growth plate

and the virus are related.

I, too, haven't been able
to decipher that part yet.

But if this is true...

Wouldn't it be a big deal?

Do you think they really transformed
into vampires and drank blood?

Just a moment!

Hey.

What happened to you?

Nothing, I'm just a little tired.

What brings you here?

There's something I need to tell you.

So, what did you want to discuss?

I've never seen such symptoms before,

so I don't know
what kinds of risks there may be.

If the patient does carry a risk,

we shouldn't treat him this way.

I'm pretty sure I've asked you

to just write up the diagnosis
and stay out of it.

Yes, you did.

But even Dr. Jung of Hematology

is monitoring the patient closely.

I guess you can fool others,

but it'll be hard to fool him.

I'll take care of that.

Okay.

All right, then.

But...

-Director.
-Yes, go ahead.

I don't mean to be rude,

but doing that required me
to put my conscience as a doctor aside,

so I feel guilty.

Of course, I don't have any regrets
since I did it for you,

but I'd like to ask you
to be more considerate of me

so that my conscience
which I buried never comes back.

I get what you're trying to say.

DIRECTOR LEE JAE-UK

It's rare for symptoms

of a virus
to worsen so drastically overnight.

Are you sure he was fine until last night?

Yes.

I touched his arm, and it was cold.

Why don't we ask Dr. Lee
of the infectious diseases department?

I don't know.

I doubt he'll give us a straight answer.

Why do you think that?

I think he's already in league
with the director.

But Dr. Yu,

The chairman is leading the project.
Will you be okay?

I know it's his project,

but we shouldn't let it get out
of control.

I'm sorry I misjudged you.

I didn't know you well enough.

Well, at least you know now.

What is going on now?

What is this warm and fuzzy feeling?

Anyway, why don't the two of you

call a cross-departmental meeting?

Even if we do,

it'll be useless
if Director Lee denies everything.

It'll just make us look like idiots.

Let's give it a shot anyway.

This time, I'll take the bullet too.

If you can help us out,

that will be amazing.

Gosh, I told you that

it's just research I'm doing personally.

Are you sure?

-Really?
-Yes.

Then why was "vampire"
written on the board?

What does it have to do with hematology?

Vampire? What's that?

-Are you sure you didn't misread it?
-Are you really my friend

from grade school,
junior high, and high school?

-Of course.
-Then why are you lying to my face?

I'm not lying.

Fine.

I guess that's what
our friendship means to you.

Work comes first.

Hey, wait.

Sit down.

You can't tell anyone, okay?

This research is top secret.

Discharge?

He's still in so much pain.

I'm sorry.

He's been in life-sustaining therapy
for too long,

so he must move to the hospice ward
or be discharged according to our rules.

He's still being treated.

Life-sustaining therapy is also treatment.

I do apologize, but by tomorrow--

What if the attending doesn't approve?

The attending doctors are pushing for this
more than we are.

Who says I'm pushing for this?

This patient is still undergoing
chemotherapy, so please leave.

Dr. Park, but the policy--

I don't care about policy.

So you'd better not talk
such nonsense to me ever again.

I couldn't believe it either,
but have a look at this.

Look at the teeth and the nails.

They really exist.

If Dr. Jung publishes
a hematological journal about this,

it'll shock the whole world.

So, they really do exist.

Vampires are real.

Yes, I'm telling you.

Well, it was so long ago, but still...

They wouldn't exist now, right?

No way.

Then everyone on this planet
would be a vampire by now.

Okay. Thanks.

I have to go.

Are you okay?

Gosh, you're burning up.

I thought you seemed unwell.

Hey, get up.

What is going on?

Gosh, you look really sick.

Go home
if you don't have any surgery today.

Dr. Park.

If I have no hope whatsoever,

please tell me sooner than later.

I wonder if you're keeping it from me

because you're worried that
the news might shock me.

I'm really okay.

I'll say this again,

but you'll need to wait longer
to join God in heaven.

So, please don't ask me
this question again.

Since you sound so sure,

I guess I can trust you.

Yes, trust me.

Well... Dr. Park.

You are usually blunt
with other terminally ill patients,

but you're different with Sister Sylvia.

Is there a special reason?

It's because...

I don't need to teach her
the value of death.

The value of death?

What terminally ill patients need the most
is time to prepare for death.

It's the most valuable time
in a person's life.

And that's the value of death.

Then Sister Sylvia...

She doesn't need much time to prepare.

She's already done many meaningful deeds,
and she hardly has anything to repent.

Dr. Park,
may I ask a difficult favor of you?

If it's a difficult favor, don't ask.

Wait, can you...

Can you buy me dinner just once?
It's my wish.

I'm sorry. I was too...

I hate wheat
and spicy, salty or greasy things.

You can pick anything else.

And nothing with more than four legs.

Let's do this Friday.

Okay.

Hello?

More patients are suffering
from tinnitus now.

You said New Drug Development Team
will treat them, right?

Yes.

I don't know if I should tell you this,

but those people are annoying.

They really are.

Is tinnitus the only symptom?

Are any of them
exhibiting hypersensitivity?

Oh, right. Some of them ask us to turn off
all the lights in the hallway every night.

They say it hurts their eyes.

The rooms are dark enough,
so they should be able to sleep.

My gosh!

They're experiencing
tinnitus and hypersensitivity to light

after being injected with Stage One.

It'll last about a week at the most.

But we do have one positive result.

The stage one injection
seems to be pretty effective.

Does the reactivity stand out?

Yes, it's clearly distinguishable.

Good, I needed to hear some good news.

That's great.

Su-eun.

I don't think
the medicine I took earlier is working.

I feel like I'm dying.

Oh, no!

Wait just a little while.
I'll bring you other medicine.

I'm getting another call.
Hang in there, okay?

Yes, Doctor.

Pardon?

I'm sorry for asking you
to come here this late.

I thought you'd prefer to see it yourself
rather than getting a verbal report.

I do prefer to see it firsthand like this.

We gave the 21A patients

a reagent in Stage One
and an injection in Stage Two.

These are the results after four days.

Show him.

What you see now is a pancreatic cancer
patient's tumor tissue.

After the injection,

the cancer cells are dying seven times
faster than when chemotherapy is used.

You can see how fast they're dying
even with the naked eye.

This is truly remarkable.

It attacks tumors and other
abnormal tissues very effectively,

but it is still unstable.

We'll do our best to make it stable
as soon as possible.

Just seeing this is getting me emotional.

Director Lee, please be the bigger person
and understand

the negative remarks I have made.

Don't worry about it.

By the way, Mr. Chairman,

I have a favor to ask.

MY BESTIE, SU-EUN

Hey, I'm coming.

I hear the doorbell.

No, Rita. That's not--

Hey, you know the passcode.
Why are you ringing...

What the...

Sorry.

I was going to come by,
but I had to attend to a patient urgently,

so I got tied up. I'm sorry.

But why Dr. Park?

I ran into him on my way to the ward.

He was the only person I could trust.

I'm going to get back at you for this
as soon as I'm better.

I'm a bit better now, so you can just go.

You look like Gollum.

Are you sure you're better now?

Gosh, I said I'm fine.

Well, then. Bye.

Let me take your temperature at least.

I said I'm fine...

I don't even have energy to get angry.

I'm in no shape to be a good hostess,

so help yourself to whatever you want.

Get up.

Why?

Go to your bed.

Gosh, I'm fine.
Just take my temperature and leave.

Shall I carry you?

Forget it!

What is that?

It's nothing weird, so don't worry.

I'm getting sleepy,
so it must be something weird.

You need to take better care of yourself.

Surgeons can't get sick.

Look who is talking.
You can't even operate on patients.

Do you even know why I'm sick?

How would I know?

This isn't a cold.
My anger got me sick, okay?

Bottling up a lot inside
can get you sick like this.

Why are you checking my temperature again?

I'm not. I'm trying to cool you down.

My hands are as cold

as those fever-reducing patches, you know.

That's true. They're ice-cold.

Your hands are as cold as ice,

and so is your heart.

You see, I'm scared of you these days.

Very scared.

Since I'm drunk...

I mean, let me ask you something

since I'm drowsy from the medicine now.

What is it?

Do you really transform like that?

Like when you rescued the patient,
Gong Ja-bok?

I saw everything.

But that was really...

The wound getting healed instantly
was nothing.

It was like computer graphics
or something.

You just...

Okay, let's proceed with that.

Don't disappoint me this time.

Every time I see a bonfire,
I notice something.

Bugs fly into the flames,
not knowing that they'll burn to death.

And Humans just get all sentimental

while looking at a bonfire,

which hinders them from realizing
an important fact.

Keeping distance from your ambition

enables you to see the beautiful flames,

but if you go too far,

you'll burn to death
without even realizing it.

That will be 20,000 won, sir.

Call me "Chief," not "Sir."

Oh, okay.

Here you go.

I'll give you extra 10,000 won
so that you can take a cab home.

Thank you. Good night.

Why didn't you say anything
after you saw me transform like that?

I told you. I was scared.

I was worried that you might
suck my blood if I said anything.

Why on earth would I...

Do you think I'm a monster?

Then what are you?

Are you like a supernatural being
that lives in the human world?

Are you like a spirit
that lives in the woods?

Well... Sort of, I guess.

Sort of, I guess.

What kind of supernatural being
speaks so vaguely?

What kind of spirit speaks so vaguely?

Some spirits can be vague.

Some supernatural beings can be vague.

Why do I feel like I'm having déjà vu?

It's so odd.

How long have you been this way?

Since you were a kid?

Since I was born.

That's why...

I lived in the woods
where no one was around.

Just with my mom.

In the woods?

I felt most comfortable there,

although I was always alone.

My life there was quite peaceful,

but one day,

a girl showed up out of nowhere.

Her outfit was better suited for a day
at a theme park than trailing in a forest.

She was wearing a pink shirt, a pink hat,

and a floral print skirt.

And that girl...

She walked around fearlessly and got lost.

She encountered a pack of wild dogs
when she got lost and almost got attacked.

But fortunately, I was able to rescue her
because I was nearby.

I treated her wounds too.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

I really wanted to help her...

even though I was terrified.

I must be having another dream.

Everything you just told me...

I really wish this wasn't a dream.

Then...

that would mean...

I met that boy again.

The boy I kept wishing

I could see again at least once

in my life.

CHIEF JUNG JI-TAE

May 3, 1976

I'M WRITING THIS BECAUSE...

My gosh!

Why are you sleeping here?

Are you feeling better?

The fever has gone down. I'm fine now.

Go wash your hair.

Your hair is so greasy and frizzy now.

It almost looks like tree bark.

Why do you even care? It's my hair.
Mind your own business

and go sleep at your place.

Five more minutes.

Actually,

did you tell me your story by any chance?

About your past.

What?

Well, I mean...

You said you're a supernatural being,

and the boy I met in Jeju Island
a long time ago

was actually you, and...

What are you talking about?

Right, that can't be.

Me and my stupid dreams.

If you're going to remember something,
get it right.

Sorry?

What was it that you said?

How many wild dogs? Ten?

There were five.

And what? I jumped 30m?

Am I a flea or what?
It was 5m at the most.

Dr. Park.

And most importantly,

I said you were pretty?

And I...

I kissed you?

Give me a break.

Why the heck would I kiss you?

This isn't a dream, right?

It was you, wasn't it?

Whether it's a dream or not,
why are you talking like we're friends?

It was you.

Right?

Now, if you can believe me,

let go of my face, will you?

My gosh!

Hey, it's not what you think it is.

Enjoy your morning!

I'll see you at the hospital!

I said it's not what you think!

You should've just taken today off.

I'm swamped

because I have to operate on my patients
as well as yours.

If it's too much for you to handle,

I can ask other--

Don't worry about it. I'll be fine.

And take that bandage off your face.

And what?

Not many people know that you had a cut.

Just say it was a little scratch,
and it healed up.

But Dr. Choi Su-eun saw it,

although the sutures were fake.

Leave that to me.
I'll make sure she doesn't tell anyone.

From the side,
you look the same as you did

when you were young.

Weren't such discussions
Taemin's tradition?

Why are they changing things up
out of the blue?

Why break a good tradition?

I guess the person
who started the tradition

decided that it wasn't good anymore.

They're finally getting rid of
the Agora-style discussions.

We lost before we could even start.

We can't even call a meeting anymore.

I bet Director Lee is
deeply involved in this.

It's not like we can protest

to demand more democracy
just because of this.

JUNG JI-TAE

No way.

-Hey.
-There's something you have to see.

What is it?

It's about Dr. Jung Ji-tae.

I think he has more documents.

More documents?

But those documents...

Go take a look first.

What is this? The photo of the grave too.

Dr. Jung Ji-tae's father,

Dr. Jung Han-su, left the records.

Dr. Jung Han-su?

A legendary infectious diseases expert
who I respect the most.

But I found something new

while reading one
of his old articles again.

Scroll down.

Mom?

Look at the next photo.

Until we can fully trust Director Lee,

you need to be very careful with him.

Without opportunities,
there are no miracles.

Everything is suspicious.

Every little thing.

Dr. Yu Rita.

I hope you don't know too much.

He definitely knows something.

Much more than what I know.

I plan to ask you
100 questions starting today.

It'll be an intensive Q&A session
on vampires.