It was a pity Woo-Jin did not have the footage of the scenes that were rejected. It would have made things easier for him if he could compare and evaluate them. However, he was thankful that Production Director Park Jong-Hyuk, despite being a very demanding person, was taking such good care of him.  So, even if he thought it was a shame, he left it at that. 

He found out what Production Director Park wanted after hearing his last remark, but that did not mean he had understood everything. The acting that had met the production director’s standards was Woo-Jin’s ‘original’ acting – it did not contain his feelings, and neither did he adopt a personality from one of his past identities. In that case, it meant that apart from using the method Woo-Jin hated, there were other ways of satisfying Production Director Park Jong-Hyuk’s demands.

‘What can I do for you?’ 

‘Why are you always trying to do something for me whenever you see me?’

‘Because there’s nothing I can do for you.’

‘It’s not that you want to do something for me because you haven’t done anything, but rather, you feel unsettled because there’s nothing you can do, right?’

‘I’ve done nothing for you and there’s nothing I can do for you, but there’s only one thing I can do well, so I hope that for your sake, you’ll never need my help.’ 

‘Then why do you keep asking me what you can do for m...