He finds out that they never caught the 1986 murderer, and wonders if that’s why he’s here. Over a meal, Kwang-ho tells Sung-shik about what happened to him. “I thought you were deeeeaaad!” Sung-shik wails. But Kwang-ho steps away to stare at the older man a moment… and then engulfs him in a bear-hug of his own. “Sunbaenim… I’m maknae Sung-shikie!” he cries, throwing his arms around Kwang-ho.
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And when he turns around, Sung-shik is right there, gazing at him with full eyes. He can’t understand why there’s no record of Yeon-sook and wishes that he could ask Sung-shik. Kwang-ho returns to the site of his old home, still unable to believe it’s gone. “He said ‘Shin Yeon-sook?’ Really?” Sung-shik exclaims, eyes wide. She tells him he’d been looking for someone they have no records for-a woman called Shin Yeon-sook, whom he claimed was his wife. He follows Kwang-ho to a citizen center and asks the official what Kwang-ho wanted. Across the road in his car, Sung-shik watches him argue with the landlady. Kwang-ho yells in frustration, comparing her taciturn character to Sun-jae’s. “Not at all,” she says, before going her way. He argues that she must be uncomfortable, too. Still addressing her as “agasshi,” Kwang-ho says they can’t live in the same house and she should move out, but she points out that their apartments are on different stories. The next morning, they come out at the same time. But we see her stove is electric… so how the fire? He’s shocked to see Jae-yi emerge nonchalantly from a shower, but she just asks if he wants coffee. Nobody answers the door so he smashes the window, climbs in, and puts out the fire near the stove. Kwang-ho’s heading home when he notices smoke pouring out of the neighboring house. When characters with a single-episode arc create sympathy and attachment, when your most “normal” character is the guy who popped out of the ’80s, when your aces prove maladroit rather than unfeeling… all I can say is: I’m all in. I was going to say that things had slowed down a little this week, and while that’s sort of true, it’s also misleading, because every scene this hour is packed full of subtleties and growth. I’m genuinely amazed at how much emotion Tunnel has been able to condense into one episode.
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