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Welcome to Act 5 of Hamlet. Act 4 ended with the report of the death of Ophelia.

Act 5 opens with her funeral, although we don't immediately know that that's what

it is. In fact what it opens up with are two grave diggers coming out and digging

a grave. This is some more gallows humor. It lightens things up for a little while,

if you can call jokes about skulls and death light. And it also is another place

where the physical structure of the Globe is very helpful, because they can

simply open up the large double trapdoor, what was called the grave trap. We saw it

come into play with the Ghost at the beginning of this play, and at the end of

this play we get to see it being used as a grave. And so these two grave diggers--

they're listed as clowns in your text. "Clown" doesn't mean clown like a Ringling

Brothers kind of clown. "Clown" just means a rustic kind of person-- a simple sort of

person--and yet on the other hand these guys are making a lot of jokes. And one

of the main things they want to know is why is it that this woman is getting

buried when she's an apparent suicide? That doesn't seem right. Suicides were

not given full burials. They, in fact, until very late into the 19th century in

England, were buried at a crossroads, sometimes with a stake in their hearts;

and that sounds very cruel and scary, but the theory was that suicides were most

likely to come back as ghosts, and that if you buried them at the crossroads,

they'd get confused and wouldn't know their way back, and the stake in

their heart was to nail them down. Those of you who are familiar with Dracula

will see the resemblance in that right away. And so they start to argue about

whether or not this is a suicide and if it counts. "Is she to be buried in

Christian burial when she willfully seeks her own salvation?" "I tell you she

is: therefore make her grave straight. The crowner hath sat on

her, and finds it Christian burial." "How can that be unless she drowned herself

in her own defense?" "It must be se offendendo" --which means

must have been that she killed herself-- "it cannot be else, for here lies the

point. If I drown myself wittingly, it argues an act, and an act has three

branches: it is, to act, to do, and to perform," --that's wrong, of course--

"argal [ergo] she drowned herself wittingly." "Nay, hear you, Goodman Delver--" "Give me leave.

Here lies the water. Good. There stands the man. Good. If the man go to this water

and drown himself, it is, will he nill he, he goes-- mark you

that; but if the water come to him and drown him, he drowns not himself:

argal, he that is not guilty of his own death shortens not his own life. "But is

this law?" "Marry, is't: crowner's quest law." "Will you have the truth of it? If this

had not been a gentlewoman, she had not she should have been buried out o'

Christian burial." "Why, there thou sayest" and the more pity that great folk should

have countenance in this world to drown or hang themselves, more than their even

Christian." Life's just so unfair. If you've got connections, you can even kill

yourself without any consequences. Alright? And then we start to get up into

a bunch of jokes things like Adam must have been a gentleman, how

could he have been a gentleman, you know. "He was the first that ever bore arms....

What, art a heathen? How dost thou understand the Scriptures? The

Scriptures say, 'Adam digged.' Could he dig without arms?" Ok, terrible joke. "I'll put

another question to thee." More terrible jokes to come. "If thou answerest me not to

the purpose, confess thyself--" "Go to." "What is he that builds stronger than either

the mason, the shipwright or the carpenter?" "The gallows maker; for that

outlives a thousand tenants." "I like thy wit well, in good faith. The

gallows does well; but how does it well? It does well to those that do ill now

thou dost ill to say the gallows is built stronger than the church: argal,

the gallows may do well to thee. To it, again." "Who builds stronger than

a mason, a shipwright, or a carpenter?" "Ay, tell me that, and unyoke." "Marry, now I can

tell!" "To't. "Mass, I cannot tell. "Cudgel thy brains no more about it, for your

dull ass will not mend his pace with beating, and when you are asked this

question next, say, 'a grave maker.' Ohhhhhh. "The houses that he makes last till doomsday. Now,

get thee in, and fetch me a sup of liquor." So this is another sort of a joke.

Grave makers: it's a joke that has to do with their profession; and

he says "the houses that he makes last till doomsday." And then he

starts to dig a little bit more, and he's whistling while he works, so to speak,

he's singing and in the in the text it says, "throws up a skull." Now, of course, he doesn't throw up a skull; he throws up

a shovel full of earth with the skull in it. And one of the things people want to

know is, why is it that all these skulls are coming out of the grave. Well, if

you've gone to see a churchyard: see, nowadays, we bury people in huge

cemeteries with lots and lots of space, but in England or in other small

countries, what you have is a churchyard that gets very full very quickly. So what

do you do? Well, when you need to bury somebody again, what you do is you wait

about, oh, eight, nine, or ten years, until the soft bits are all gone, and then you just dig

up the skeleton, stack them in what's called a charnel house, and put a new

tenant in, and that is what they're doing for Ophelia. They're going to put her body

in the grave, and that means they need to clear out the previous occupants and so

all of these skulls are coming up. Hamlet comes in and says "gosh." "Has he no feeling

of his business? He sings in grave making," and Horatio says, well, it's his job: he's

used to it. And then Hamlet starts to philosophize about the skulls. "That skull

had a tongue in it, and could sing once. How the nave jowls it to the ground, as if it were Cain's jawbone, that did the first murder." And he starts to speculate: may

he was a politician. Maybe he was a lady. Maybe it was the skull of a lawyer-- which

you know, just as in Jurassic Park, lawyers have never been popular, so that

seems reasonable. At this point, though, the skull is just a

theoretical skull: it's not a skull that belongs to anybody Hamlet knows, and

that's about to change for Hamlet. It's all abstract to the gravedigger. Skulls

are pretty much everyday business. Then Hamlet starts to ask him a bunch of

questions about grave making. "Whose grave is this, sirrah?" "Mine, sir." "I think it be

thine indeed, for thou liest in it." "You lie out on't, sir, and therefore tis not

yours : for my part, I do not lie in it, yet t'is mine." "What man dost thou dig it for?"

"For no man, sir." "For what woman, then?" "For none, neither." "Who is to be buried in it?"

"One that was a woman, sir, but rest her soul, she's dead." More jokes, and then

Hamlet starts to say, "when was it that you--how long have you been doing this, in

fact? And the gravedigger says "I have been doing this as long as when on the day

that our last King Hamlet overcame Fortinbras." "When was that" "That was the

same day young Hamlet was born." So that's how we know that Hamlet's thirty years

old. He was born on the day that this gravedigger took up his first job, [thirty years ago].

And he also talks about Hamlet's having been off to England. You'll notice

he doesn't recognize Hamlet. He's never personally seen him before, but he's

heard tell that he's crazy and he's been sent to England. Why send him to England?

Well, either he'll get better, or, he says, no one will notice: everybody in England

is crazy anyway. And then Hamlet starts to ask about bodies: "How long will a man

lie in the earth ere he rot?" "Faith, if he be not rotten before he die--as we have

many pocky corpses that will scarce hold the laying-in--it will last you some

eight year, nine year: a tanner will last you nine year": tanners, because they've tanned

their hide very effectively. And then he pulls up another skull. "Here's a skull

now hath lain in the earth three and twenty years." "Whose was it?"

"A whoreson mad fellow's was it. Whose do you think it was?" "Nay, I know not." "A

pestilence on him for a mad rogue! he poured a flagon of Rhenish on my head

once. This same skull, sir, was Yorick's skull, the king's jester." " This?" "E'en

that." "Alas, poor Yorick. I knew him, Horatio." Now, most of the time when you hear this,

it's done as [melodramatically] :"Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio," but that's not it. It's "oh, my

gosh. This is a skull I know. This was my playmate. I remember him from when I was

a child." It's scary, because death starts to take on a very personal look when you

see it this way. "Not now one to mock your own grinning? quite chopfallen? Now get

you to my lady's chamber, and tell her, let her paint an inch thick, to this

favour must she come; make her laugh at that. Prithee, Horatio, tell me one thing."

"What's that, my lord?" "Dost thou think Alexander looked in the earth thus?" "Even so."

"And smelt so?" That's another thing about the reality of death. You can

philosophize about it all you want, but actually dead people look terrible, and

they smell bad, as the gravedigger is happy to tell you. We've moved from the

abstract personification of death to the concrete death and then it doesn't get

more concrete than Ophelia's death. He's wondering when the cortege-- the funeral

cortege of Ophelia--comes in with Laertes. Why is it that this is not a proper

funeral? It doesn't have all of the things that a normal funeral

would have, and that's because they think Ophelia might have killed herself.

In fact, she wouldn't have gotten a regular funeral in a churchyard at all

if Claudius hadn't stepped in and forced it. Laertes is very upset by this and he

thinks she should have a regular funeral, and then Gertrude steps forward and

throws flowers into her grave. "Sweets to the sweet!

farewell! / I hope thou should'st have been my Hamlet's wife./

I thought thy bride-bed to have deck'd, sweet maid, /And not have strewed thy grave."

Think about that next time somebody gives you a piece of chocolate and says

"sweets to the sweet." And then Laertes jumps into her

grave. There's all of these theatrics when he says, "bury me alive in the grave,"

and Hamlet jumps out and says, "you know, I'm just as sorry as you." "What is he

whose grief /Bears such an emphasis? whose phrase of sorrow / Conjures the wandering

stars and makes them stand, / Like wonder wounded hearers? This is I,/ Hamlet the Dane."

"The devil take thy soul!" "Thou pray'st not well./ I prithee, take thy fingers from my

throat." So what's happened is the body's gone into the grave,

Laertes has jumped into the grave; Hamlet has jumped into the grave; and

now they're having a fist fight in Ophelia's grave. Not very dignified. And Hamlet

insists: "I loved Ophelia: forty thousand brothers / Could not, with all their

quantity of love, /Make up my sum. What wilt thou do for her? Woo't sigh? Woo't weep?

woo't fast? woo't tear thyself? /Woo't drink up eisel? eat a crocodile? I'll do

it. So we're going to have the "who loved her more" competition. Kind of would have

been nice if he would have told her Ophelia that he loved her before she died,

but that's the way things go. He does feel bad, though, about going against

Laertes in this way, and in a moment or two, we're going to see that he

recognizes the parallel between himself and Laertes.

We're stuck with Hamlet having come back. This is a big

disappointment to Claudius. And Hamlet in the next scene explains this to Horatio.

Now, I should mention that in Act Four, there is a scene that was in Quarto One

that was omitted. Horatio gets a letter from Hamlet saying, "we were attacked by

pirates, I got taken by the pirates, and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern went on to

England, and so that's why I'm here. And Horatio, in this omitted scene, goes

to Gertrude and says, "I heard from your son, and he's okay,"

and Gertrude says, "oh, thank goodness. I can't stand the King anymore. I'm just

humoring him." Now that's gone, and the question is, when that clarifies Gertrude's

feelings so much, why did Shakespeare leave it out? Why is it there in that

one text that we never perform, and why is it gone?-- and I'll leave that decision

to you, but it's an interesting sidelight on Gertrude's character. Hamlet has to

explain how it is that he wound up back in Denmark and what happened to R and G,

and what happened was that Hamlet opened up the sealed orders from Claudius, which

was in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern's bag, and it said, "have Hamlet killed." Hamlet

rewrote the order and resealed it up with his father's seal ring, which is of

course the Kings' seal ring, saying, "execute the bearers immediately," and puts

it back into Rosencrantz and Guildenstern's bag, so that when

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern get to England, they're going to be handing over

their own death warrant, only they don't know it .I mentioned that it's a bad idea

to swim with the sharks, and that's exactly what happens to them. Horatio

seems very distressed: "So Guildenstern and Rosencrantz go to't, " and Hamlet says, "why, man, they did make love to this employment;/ They are not

near my conscience." So Hamlet's become a politician in some ways; much less like

Horatio than he once was. And he points out, "look, this is a struggle between me

and Claudius, and, you know, it's my death struggle, in essence.

Osric comes in, and he's ostentatiously taking his hat off in front of Hamlet on

He's Claudius's tool. The only reason you would take your hat off like this would

be in the presence of the king, so this is a kind of an overly sugary type of

flattery. That's why Hamlet keeps telling him, "no,

put your bonnet back on your head," and he wants to see how much he can get Osric

to play up to him. He did the same sort of thing with Polonius .You know: "Well, gee

whiz, yeah it is kind of hot!" "On the other hand, it's kind of cold." "Well, it's hot." yes

it's hot and cold at the same time. I don't know how it's hot and cold at the

same time, but you said so, so you must be right.

So that's part of the thing. Osric comes in to tell about Claudius's proposition

and the proposition is that he and Laertes will have this duel. It's not a

real duel; it's only meant to be a fencing match. It's only meant to be an

exhibition, or a sort of competition-- more like a gentlemanly

boxing tournament-- but instead what of course is going to happen is that this

is going to lead to Hamlet's death. Hamlet says he's not going to lose to

Horatio. He's got no problem with it, because he's been "in continual practice"

ever since Laertes went back to France,

but he still has a bad feeling about this.

"If your mind dislike anything, obey it. I will forestall their repair hither

and say you are not fit." "Not a whit, we defy augury: there's a special providence

in the fall of a sparrow. If it be now, tis not to come; if it be not to come, it

will be now; if it be not now, yet it will come. The readiness is all. Since no man

has aught of what he leaves, what is't to leave betimes? Let be." Hamlet has reached

a sense of peace. Remember he was trying to think, "When am I going to get my revenge? what

am I going to do? what's going to happen?" and now he's saying, "I leave my

disposition up to God, in essence. I am just ready to have what

is supposed to happen, happen:" and so it that statement of his,

"the readiness is all," is really everything. Now Hamlet publicly

apologizes to Laertes. He says "I really never intended to hurt you or your

family; I'm really sorry," and Laertes is forced to shake his hand and pretend that

everything is ok, because of course he's going to murder him in a minute, but it's

an "accident." Hamlet is making this almost like a joke: "I'll be your foil, Laertes." He's

making a reference to the swords that they're using. Remember that Laertes is going to use a sword which has no "button" on the end,

which is what they call "unbated": it's a sharp sword, and he's going to actually

kill Hamlet that way. And they're kind of looking at the swords that Osric

offers them, almost like you take golf clubs out of a caddy's bag; and the

proposition is supposed to be that it's three hits. It's two hits out of three--

normal fencing match--and that if Hamlet gives the first or second hit, he's

supposed to get this cup which has a pearl in it. Now of course, it's not a

pearl cup: it's a cup with poison in it. This is Claudius's idea. I mentioned this

is over planned? This is a mistake. So Hamlet does get the first hit, and

Osric is there as the judge, and it seems to be going reasonably well. In

fact, Gertrude is very proud of her son, and she says, "he'll win! he's really good!"

and then Hamlet doesn't drink. He says he's not ready. Instead,

Gertrude reaches over and takes that poisoned cup.

"Gertrude, do not drink." "I will, my lord; I pray you pardon me." "It is the poisoned

cup. It is too late." It's enough to say--

but he can't Claudius can't--bring himself to say

"don't drink it because it's poisoned," or to knock it out of her hand. So the

question is how much does he really love his wife? He says that he loves her, but

not so much that he would endanger himself by confessing that he was

planning to poison Hamlet. Not going to do that.

Laertes actually seems to stab Hamlet when he's not looking:--"Have at you now!"

and he wounds Hamlet. And then the stage direction says, "then in scuffling, they

change rapiers." That's an extraordinary thing. They both have to somehow

accidentally drop their swords and switch it around so that now Hamlet has

got the pointy poisoned one and then he nicks Laertes. Question: when is it

correct to seek revenge? Hamlet has to wait until he publicly accuses the king

or Laertes publicly accuses the king, and his own death is imminent, and the entire

Danish Court can see this." "How is it, Laertes?" "Why, as a woodcock to mine own

springe, Osric; /I am justly killed with mine own treachery." "How does the Queen?"

"She swoons to see them bleed." "No, no, the drink, the drink--

O my dear Hamlet-- The drink, the drink! I am poisoned." And so Gertrude goes out first.

"O, villainy? Ho, let the door be lock'd:/ Treachery! Seek it out." Something's wrong,

and Laertes confesses. "It is here, Hamlet. Hamlet, thou art slain;/ No medicine in the

world can do thee good;/ In thee there is not half an hour of life; /The treacherous

instrument is in thy hand,/ Unbated and envenom'd. /Lo, here I lie,/ Never to rise again;

thy mother's poison'd /I can no more. the king, the king's to blame." Ok. Here I am.

I've got a murder instrument in my hand. I'm gonna die. The guilt is established.

Everyone can see now. "The readiness is all." Now I'm ready. "The point envenom'd too?

then venom, to thy work!" and he kills Claudius. Now Claudius says that he's

just hurt. He's almost like a cockroach; he takes a lot of killing: you know, stomp

stomp stomp stomp stomp. And so Hamlet takes the rest of the

poison and pours it down Claudius's throat. "Here, thou incestuous, murderous,

damned Dane, /Drink off this potion. Is thy union here? /Follow my mother." And

Laertes says, "well it's only just: he put the poison there himself," and asks for

Hamlet to forgive him. Hamlet of course forgives him because as

he said earlier, "I can see his cause in my own." We are so similar. We have both

lost our fathers in this terrible way." And then he says, "I am dead, Horatio. You

that look pale and tremble at this chance,/ That are but mutes or audience to

this act today but time as this fell sergeant death /is strict in his arrest--

oh, I could tell you--/But let it be. Horatio, I am dead;/

Thou livest: report me and my cause aright /To the unsatisfied.

So Horatio's job is to live. "You must tell my story. I won't be able to do it,"

and Horatio agrees "in this harsh world draw thy breath in pain / To tell my story."

And then we hear that Fortinbras is here, and so are the ambassadors from England,

and he's not going to hear any of this stuff, but he, as his only kingly act,

gives the throne over to Fortinbras. Fortinbras will now be the king of

Denmark, thus ending his own revenge story of his father against Hamlet's. "So

tell him with the occurrents, more and less /Which have solicited. The rest is

silence." For Hamlet it is, but not for us, because Horatio says, "I can tell you."

Fortinbras walks in and says, "What happened here?" Good question: a lot of

bodies on this stage. The ambassadors from England say, "well, we did execute

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, just like we were told to. Who are we supposed to

give our report to?" Who are we supposed to give our report to: everybody's dead. and

Horatio says, I will tell it. "So shall you hear / Of carnal, bloody, and unnatural acts,/

Of accidental judgments, casual slaughters,/ Of deaths put on by cunning

and forced cause, / and in this upshot purposes mistook / Fall'n on the

inventors heads: all this can I /Truly deliver." And Fortinbras says, "put him on

the stage with the bodies. Let him tell his story." What we have seen, then, is

Horatio's story: it's Horatio's story of Hamlet. Horatio, as this play ends, is

about to tell the very play that we have just seen.

Hamlet then ends with Fortinbras taking the throne. Whether what's rotten in

Denmark has been fully expunged is is up to you to decide, but there certainly

seems to be a sense in which Hamlet has fulfilled his mission; he has set the

time that was out of joint right. And so even

though everyone's dead, this can be a very satisfying play.

There's not a lot more closure that can happen. There's just about as

many dead bodies as there were major characters. [not relevant]

I'd like you to begin reading

the first three acts of Othello. We're going to be doing

another tragedy, but with a very different flavor; and until then, I'll be

saying goodbye: get reading your Shakespeare.

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Hey hey hey! Hello everyone! Alex from VaperMD is with you

And i'm glad to welcome you on my channel

And today our guests is Revolver RTA by Vandy Vape

This is single coil RTA, which features single screw deck and changeable airflow solution

Not with airflow adjustment, but with feature of changing the airflow inside

This RTA is for direct lung draw, with good quality of manufacturing, but it have nuances, which we are going to talk about today

But close up first. Let's dive down

Okay, friends. Here we have standard Vandy Vape packaging, with the sticker with name of device. There is no more information here, since it's sample packaging for reviewers and retail packaging will be absolutely different

So let's talk about kit content

In the kit we have RTA itself with plug to reduce juice capacity down to 2ml, bubble glass to increase juice capacity up to 6ml, spare black delrin drip tip, pre-made 0.3Ω Kanthal coil and bag with spares

It includes 2 blue screwdrivers and spare o-rings

And QC pass

On the bottom we have a film, which protects the tank from scratching

Okay, here's a little of technical specs. This RTA is made out of SS and available in 4 colors - SS, Black, Gold and Rainbow. Classic

This RTA have a slot for fitting 810 drip tips, top fill and tank with 4.5ml or 2ml or 6ml juice capacity - depends on the glass and plug

Also this is strictly single coil RTA which is held by a ceramic clamp, tightened with only one screw

This tank featuring 3 types of changeable airflow with spinning liner

Of course it have adjustable airflow. Diameter of this tank is 24.4mm

We're done with technical specs, let's get to a detailed look. At the top we have plastic 810 drip tip - my favourite

Drip tip is held by the o-ring inside this slot, and yes, here you can use your own 810 non-o-ring drip tips

In the kit we also have spare black delrin 810 drip tip

And the weird thing - Vandy Vape didn't put the 510 drip tip adapter - this is single coil RTA, this adapter should've been in the kit, I think

Let's move on. The top cap, which hides top fill slots. It have notches for convenient unscrewing - counter clockwise

And here you can face this issue - you can disassemble the tank. You will face this issue only when you unscrew it for the first time

Because initially all o-rings are dry. And it's very hard to unscrew the top cap. It unscrews counter clockwise, by the way

So thanks to that dry o-ring it will be hard to unscrew this top cap for the first time, but after this won't be an issue

Under that top cap we have 2 big fill slots and here we have a plug for tank capacity reduction. I don't know who uses such thing - I guess it's to circumvent the TPD

This is how the bell and shaft look like. Inside we have spherical machining and threading. Classic solution

Standard glass and bubble glass

And now let's talk about the most interesting thing - the deck

I think you have a lot of questions right now. WTF is this, for instance

But everything in order. In here we have one screw and ceramic or teflon clamp for tightening the leads

This screw can be unscrewed with both flathead and Phillips head screwdrivers

Unfortunately, this clamp isn't spring-loaded, so you will have to rise it manually. Also it can spin, so sometimes coil installation is uncomfortable, especially in the first time

You need to insert the leads into these two slots and tighten it down with that clamp

One side of this post is positive, other is negative and it's separated with insulator

On the sides we have slots for cotton and in the center we have pretty massive airflow

It can be changed with flat head screwdriver. On the side we have little screw, by twisting it you can change the airflow

We have 3 types of airflow - as you can see we have round holes airflow, three oval holes airflow and two oval holes airflow

This screw can be twisted in both ways - right and left

Also this airflow is not hermetical and you should know that

Lower on the deck we have airflow adjustment ring with a stopper and two wide slots on the sides

On the bottom we have gold-plated pin, information about the device, manufacturer and designer

Friends, today I won't be showing you how I installing the coil, I will show you the result. And I guess I owe you explanation, why I won't be showing installation process

First thing - it's uncomfortable thing to do even with standard fused clapton coil, because the leads are wider than this slots, which are provided to us by Vandy Vape

We have to shift the leads a little to each other, so the coil will fit into these slots

And during first time coil installation I damaged the clamp - it simply cracked in the moment when I tightened the leads

So I can say, folks - don't put too much force, because otherwise you will break this clamp

It requires soft tightening

So I think it's easy to understand, how the coil installation look like. It have the edges on the sides, to prevent leads to pop out

But first time coil installation is very uncomfortable

The wicking is easy. And this is how I placed the coil above the airflow

And to answer in advance - which airflow I like the most, let's start with the first one

I like this airflow the most, because it gives more flavor, but it's the tightest airflow of them all

Next airflow with 3 oval holes. It have much better cloud production, but gives less flavor

And third airflow with 2 oval holes is somewhere in between of the 1st and 2nd airflows in terms of flavor and tightness

Overall. If you want flavor use this airflow. If you want big clouds use this one with 3 holes. And if you fine with both of them - use this airflow with 2 oval holes

Overall that's all that I wanted to show and tell about this device

Let's assemble it back like so, wide open the airflow, screw it on the box mod and this device is ready to work

And ready to be tested in face-time, where we will discuss its pros and cons

Thanks for your attention in close up

Let's go up~

Vandy Vape pleases with their non-standard approach to the products they are made, as always.

Vandy Vape have a lot of interesting ideas and this RTA proves it

Okay, let's talk about pros and cons, which I faced during testing and using of this RTA

First con I'll give for the fact, that you can break this ceramic clamp. We all know, that many of us, me included, get used to tighten the leads pretty hard

With this RTA I did absolutely the same thing and broke this ceramic clamp. I shouldn't use that much force, instead I should've softly tighten it and test how the coil works to understand if everything is okay

I tightened it too hard and broke the clamp. So be careful when you install the coil for the first time

And yes, this isn't reliable system of tightening the leads and that's why I give this con

Next con I'll give for non-hermetic airflow. Anyway, no matter which airflow you are using, extra air will seep from the sides. I don't know how this does or does not work, because it's impossible to test this

But in defense of this atomizer I'll say - when you twist the airflow the draw is changing, the flavor and experience is changing as well. So this airflow change system is working

But, anyway, it's still non-hermetic and extra air will be getting through this big hole

Let's continue. I'm done with cons, let's talk about nitpicks

Friends, please, tell me - any of you uses this tank reducing plug? I strongly doubt it, that anyone use it in the world

But I guess it's made to circumvent the European TPD limitations, such as maximum tank capacity should be 2ml or less

But even people who buys it in Europe instantly get rid of it. So it is as it is. Let it be nitpick

Next thing I didn't discuss for a long time. I want to nitpick to a fact, that in the kit we don't have 510 drip tip adapter.

Vandy Vape, this is a single coil RTA, and sometimes 810 is too much. So 510 adapter should be included in the kit and I think it will be in the kit in retail version

Next nitpick. I want the slots for coil leads be wider, at least 2mm wider, because even standard fused clapton isn't fitting and I have to shift the leads to each other and coil beginning to spring, so it's harder to tighten it evenly

So this makes coil installation very uncomfortable and this is the most major nitpick of them all

That's it. I'm done with cons and nitpicks, let's talk about pros

First pro I'll give for quality of manufacturing. Vandy Vape style quality. Everything is good - threadings, machining is top notch and overall quality is great

Next pro I'll give for convenient top fill and decent tank capacity, which can vary due to bubble glass, which we have in the kit

Also I'll give this RTA a pro for interesting airflow change solution, which is actually working. it changes the flavor and experience of vaping on this atomizer with the same coil installed

I'll give a pro for convenient wicking. It's easy

And last pro I'll give for nice appearance. Stylish~

Okay, regarding the price

To the date of this recording this review - 8 of April - I don't know the price

This RTA isn't even on the official Vandy Vape site yet. Neither it's anywhere on the net

So I don't know what the final price will be. But knowing and working with Vandy Vape, I can predict that price will be the same as their other RTAs

So I think the price will be around 30$ and it's good. It's reasonable price for this interesting RTA

That's all, friends

I want to say big thanks to Vandy Vape for sending me this device for this review

I wanna thank YOU for your attention

Don't forget - in this corner we have a voting going - do you like this device or no(да-yes/нет-no)

Leave a comment - what do you think about such airflow system? Do you like it or not? And why do you like or dislike it?

It'll be very interesting to read your predictions and thoughts on how this will work and later we'll test it

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I wish you a delicious vape and let the vaping come into your life and stays there for long

We'll see you soon. Take care of yourself and your mods

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Jongmin and Sunbin went to Esther's house!! [One Night Sleepover Trip/ 2018.04.17] - Duration: 10:23.

- Yes, it's this way. / - Really?

Is this the entrance?

- Hello. / - Hello.

Oh, hello!

- You've come a long way! / - Hello.

Thank you, sir.

Hello.

- Hello. / - Hello.

Have you been well?

Hello.

This is my first time in a British home.

(Esther's home is on the bottom floor)

Thank you for inviting us.

We've heard so much about you.

Especially from Esther.

- Your hometown is Buyeo, I heard. / - Yes, it is.

He's from Gongju and I'm from Cheonan.

Our hometowns are all very close.

It turns out that we've all lived near each other.

May I get your name?

I'm Jeon Gyesang.

(He has majored in theology at Yale and Oxford)

- May we look around? / - Yes, please.

- It's not that organized, but... / - Don't worry.

Thank you.

This is how I am usually.

- Of course. / - It's all so nice.

- Oh, really? / - Sir, are these...

Your works?

- My second daughter's. / - Second?

- Your daughter's. / - It was for her entrance exam.

Wow, she's amazing.

- Esther, too... / - Yes.

Has many artworks in her dorm room.

Yes, Esther likes art too.

Are you also good at art?

I was a little.

Probably a bit better than my wife.

Where is she right now?

She's in Korea for her dental care at the moment.

- So she's in Korea? / - Yes.

This was taken by Moses.

- This is by Moses? / - He took it on his way home.

So...

I think you can put this on an exhibition!

- No way. / - I mean it.

This is a family picture!

Yes. Doesn't Moses look cute?

Because he's a baby?

- He's so cute! / - He's so square!

Here's Esther.

- Yes. / - Esther.

Moses.

Right, Moses.

- First, second and third sisters. / - Wow.

You're really good.

It's the second sister!

(Eungyeong's graduation picture)

This is when father was doing his doctorate.

- Your father! / - Yes.

The picture's slightly small.

I found him.

He's here, right? Here.

Wow, Sunbin!

- You're so good! / - Right?

Your eyes must be fast.

- Your father's right there. / - Yes.

Look how mischievous Moses looks.

Looking mischievous all by himself.

(The UK, a foreign land they arrived 21 years ago)

(Underneath the shelter of their loving parents)

(The five siblings have all grown up well)

What is this place now?

This is the kitchen.

So you all dine here?

Yes, it's a small kitchen.

(Cozy kitchen at Esther's)

It gets really crowded when everyone's here.

I'm so grateful for this invitation.

Would you like some tea?

- Tea? What kind is it? / - Tea.

It's English Breakfast tea.

- Black tea, black tea! / - Yes.

(Smells so good)

- I love it. / - Sit.

Have some tea.

(The siblings serve them tea like just any other day)

Wow, it smells amazing.

(Teatime with Esther's family)

It's so good.

My body's getting warmed up.

Yesterday, we've heard the stories of

all the sisters and Moses.

Now, the five sisters...

I mean siblings! Sorry.

- Sorry. / - Sisters?

- He's right there. / - I'm sorry, Moses.

All five of them...

Each has a different job and a different dream.

That's because each of them got

a different talent from me.

What an answer!

- How was it raising... / - Yes.

- Five siblings? / - It wasn't easy, right?

They've all grown up comparably well.

However,

I do think that raising children is the hardest job.

- The best thing in life is your family. / - Right.

But because your family is so close,

it can also be the hardest thing.

At times, I do scold them,

ask them or order them as a parent.

But I also ask myself if I'm doing alright,

or how I was when I was young.

I think about those things

because I must control myself.

- Control yourself? / - If not...

Children won't follow.

I also have to get married soon.

You're not married yet?

I couldn't.

I wasn't that lucky yet.

Frankly, I'm here to learn some know-hows.

My know-how is...

The grace of God.

(Staring at Jongmin)

You definitely look like you're kind.

I'll have to quickly find a beauty for myself.

You can do it!

She made herself clear to me.

You can do it!

I'll try to help you out.

(Jongmin, I've been thinking a lot)

(But I think our dream of being a campus couple)

(Isn't going to happen in this life)

What kind of daughter is Esther?

(My daughter?)

She's my biological daughter.

Esther...

She took after my mother a lot.

- Your mother? / - Yes, my mother.

She was strong,

yet she was very delicate and sensitive.

She used to read a lot as a young child.

So I thought that it would suit her to study history.

And now she is studying history.

(Esther has found a subject that suits her)

I heard that she's studying Korean history too.

She is.

You must be proud, right?

(A common reaction of proud but shy fathers)

How could he say that with his own lips?

Rather than being proud, I'm more thankful.

She's very modest.

How could I not be?

- She's really modest. I was surprised. / - Gosh.

Look at the faces of the sisters!

They're like, "Esther?"

I'm not so curious about the sisters, but

I'd like to know what kind of son Moses is.

He's my only son,

so I wanted him to study harder.

But something just didn't work out.

(Something meaning studying)

It's not that he's not good at studying.

I've been trying my best

not to have my greed influence him.

I met him shortly yesterday,

and he said that he's not stressed at all.

That's the problem.

And he doesn't feel that burdened either.

(So peaceful)

I try not to put much burden on him.

It's not something that can be done by force.

If you use force, there will be a side effect later.

I just need to help him find a reason to study.

- Right. / - Naturally.

That's what's hard.

With rice cake soup...

What should I prepare?

Rice cake soup or...

But this isn't enough.

What else do I need?

How about instant noodles with rice cake?

Oh, that?

You just need to add the noodles.

- Sounds good. / - I've never had it before.

- Really? / - Yes.

- You've never had it before? / - Yes.

You don't usually eat instant noodles, do you?

Instant noodles?

Although it may be useless for your health,

it actually comforts your mind.

So it's healthful in a way.

To make my heart healthier,

I eat instant noodles often.

Instant noodles with rice cake, right?

Instant noodles with rice cake?

Green onions and egg.

- Dried laver. / - We have dried laver.

(Moses is looking up the recipe)

(Getting the rice cake ready)

Frankly, I thought that

I might not cook rice cake soup at all.

So I practiced making Korean pancakes harder.

I see.

(Add the rice cake into the soup base)

I'm not sure if I'm doing this correctly.

Grounded garlic...

Do you need any help?

I'll see how it goes first.

(Second daughter, Eungyeong)

I need to add rice cake and...

(First daughter, Hyeongyeong)

Shall I chop those?

Yes, thank you.

I'll cut it big.

Green onions... Wait.

- Like that. / - How do you want it?

I think I'm doing it all wrong.

Shall I do it?

- I'll do these... / - I'll do the rest.

- Rice cake... / - I think we need more rice cake.

- I feel so relieved. / - It's nothing.

(The support of Esther's sisters)

You guys are a great support.

I feel like I'm your family to be cooking together.

You're all my family.

For more infomation >> Jongmin and Sunbin went to Esther's house!! [One Night Sleepover Trip/ 2018.04.17] - Duration: 10:23.

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Shall we ride the pedicab?! [One Night Sleepover Trip/ 2018.04.17] - Duration: 11:57.

(And how is our London gentlemen team doing?)

- It seems nice here. / - Good, good.

Oh, this is The Red Lion!

- This place has history. / - It does?

- Hi. / - Hi.

Sit down.

- I'm Amy. / - Amy? And your name is?

Annika.

- Annika. / - Annika?

What's your job?

I'm a teacher.

Teacher?

I teach children.

Really?

I teach 7-year-old children.

Excuse me, but

how old are you?

37.

- 27? / - 37.

37? Really?

- Really? / - Really?

No!

You look much younger!

Yes.

27. Must be 27.

- 37? / - I'm really 37 years old.

Are you married?

No, not yet.

Are you married?

- Yes, I'm married. / - You are married.

And you have children?

Yes, a four-year-old child.

- Four years old? / - Yes, a son.

Are you married?

No.

Yes, before...

(Embarrassing to say, but yes before...)

(Okay, I see)

Your looks, how do...

Do you get massages?

It's wine.

- Only wine? / - Yeah.

And happy mind.

- Happy mind. / - Happy mind and good friends.

- Yes. / - Of course.

(Happiness is the key)

Where are you staying in London?

Where's your hotel?

- Hotel? No hotel. / - No hotel.

We have no reservation.

You're just staying at other people's houses!

We knock on people's door, fail,

then we sleep on the street.

- You can't sleep on the street! / - Really.

Italy and Spain were successful.

London, please, Annika.

Yes, come on!

- Really? / - Yes.

- Really? / - Yes, really.

- Are you joking? / - Success!

No, I'm not joking.

- Really? / - Yes.

Really? Really?

(Is this a dream?)

No, I'm not joking.

(An angel they met in a pub in the middle of London)

My home's not in London.

- It's about 20 minutes away. / - 20 minutes?

No problem.

Then... Sorry.

I speak little English.

I'm so happy.

You're okay? I'm very happy.

Okay, cool!

(No way!)

(It's nothing)

Today, we go to your house. It's no problem?

- Not today. / - Not today.

- Another day. / - Another day, yes.

(Not today?)

(So is it a failure?)

(Then...)

Maybe tomorrow?

Not tomorrow but Saturday.

- Saturday? / - Yeah.

Saturday, no...

Tomorrow, I'm visiting my mom.

She lives three hours away.

Three hours?

(That was so close)

- Sorry. / - No, that's alright.

No problem.

It's okay.

Thank you. Today, thank you.

I want to see you again.

It's always nice to have friends

in different countries.

Do you have an SNS account?

- Pardon? / - Instagram?

- Yeah? / - Yeah.

- Okay. / - That's me.

Okay.

(They may have failed at finding a place to sleep)

(But they have found valuable friends)

We'll have to try to find another English friend.

We have to succeed today.

Real program...

You won't make as good friends as us.

We're the nicest.

- Really? / - We're the nicest.

(Right, you guys really are)

Shall we take a picture?

- Yes, yes. / - No problem.

(Short but a happy moment)

(Another memory recorded in a picture)

See you again. Thank you.

(We hope to see you again)

I thought it was a success.

(Still feeling sad about that failure)

(We almost had it...)

(Shall we continue going our way?)

- Let's go. / - Let's go.

I'll just follow you.

I'm just going to go home.

(I'm going back to Seoul by this bus)

(Another journey to find a special relationship)

(A lively city)

(People filling up the streets)

(Will they be able to find a special someone here?)

Well, there's the Korean Cultural Center here...

- So let's visit there first. / - And ask them...

Where we can find many British people.

Somewhere with young people who know K-pop too.

Okay.

(But how do we get there?)

Shall we ride this?

Since we're here, shall we ride the pedicab?

Shall we?

Korean Cultural Center, do you know?

I know where we're going. No problem at all.

Hey, where are you all from?

- South Korea. / - Seoul.

- Lovely. / - Really?

I'd like to go there one day.

- My name is Liam. / - Yeah? I'm Jo.

Hello, Jo. What's your name?

- Lee. / - So you're both celebrities from Korea?

- Yeah. / - Are you?

You look like Bruce Willis.

My mother calls me that too.

That I look like Bruce Willis.

Yes, really.

(So much alike)

- Okay. / - Are you from London?

- Yes, I'm from here. / - Oh, really?

I'm a Londoner.

I have a very good knowledge.

(Then? Shall we try?)

(Doesn't it feel good right now?)

Your house, very near? Where?

I live in Kent with my family.

But I was born here, lived here and grew up here.

(Then let us ask you more directly)

Do you have another room?

I want to sleep there today.

(It's still quite chilly outside)

(What will his answer be?)

I work until 4 a.m. I work all night.

You're welcome to my house after 4 a.m.

- 4 a.m. / - Yes, 4 a.m.

He gets off work at 4 a.m.

He says it's alright for us to visit him after 4 a.m.

(That's the only time I'm available)

Great, you.

I have three children. I need to work.

We need to go here.

- Okay. / - Let's go.

Let's go?

By the way, the people here...

They're really positive.

How do you work until 4 a.m.?

That means there are people then too.

Right.

What's this?

He'll get us somewhere with many people.

I'm sure.

You are okay?

- Yeah. / - You're safe with me.

- I'm a professional. / - Thank you.

I believe in you.

(The pedicab of Bruce Willis starts off)

(The weather is great and I feel even greater)

What's your name?

- Liam. / - Liam.

- Are you married? / - Yes.

I'm married and my wife is Polish.

- Polish? / - Oh, Polish?

You have babies?

- Do you have a son? / - I have three kids.

Three kids!

Two boys and one girl.

14, 11 and 6 years old.

Big daddy!

Lucky man!

Cheers for the father!

I have an identical twin.

Do you understand?

- Yes. / - I have a twin brother.

- Twin? / - Yes.

Bruce Willis?

So, two Bruce Willis!

This guy is fun. He really is.

How many years have you been doing this for?

- 2 years. Before, I was a chauffeur. / - 2 years?

Really?

You're okay? It's not difficult?

No, not at all. It's electric.

- Electric! / - Oh, electric!

No problem. It's fine.

The London Eye.

(London's landmark, the London Eye)

Sangmin, look at those.

- Amazing sculptures... / - I know.

On these regular buildings.

It's so awesome.

(Time for some selfies with big brother Sangmin)

The streets are so pretty.

Yes, that's right.

Pretty and the atmosphere is great.

I love the streets.

(Feeling like a prince on a horse in a beautiful city)

London's streets are very beautiful.

When do you go back to Korea?

When do you go home?

On Sunday, we go back to Korea.

Who is older? You or you?

Who is older?

I'm one year older.

- One year? / - Yes, one year older.

- How old are you? / - I'm 46.

I'm 46.

46? You look too good for a 46-year-old.

- I'm 41. / - Oh, 41?

(The three gentlemen in their 40s)

(Running through London like the London Eye)

- Look, Korean flag! / - Korean flag!

It must be here.

- Okay, stop, stop! / - Okay.

Stop! Stop!

- Stop, stop, stop! / - Okay.

(Finishing spurt to end the ride)

He's truly Bruce Willis.

"Die Hard."

- Thank you. / - Thank you very much.

- Thank you. / - That was really fast.

Really, really fast!

It was fun.

- Good? / - Good, man.

How do you say thank you in Korean?

Oh, "gamsahamnida."

"Gamsahamnida."

- "Gamsahamnida." / - "Gamsahamnida."

- Thank you very much. / - Thank you very much.

- Bruce, thank you. / - Thank you, Bruce Willis.

- Thank you, Bruce. / - It was nice to meet you!

- "Gamsahamnida!" / - Thank you.

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What's Inside a Mercedes-Benz S-Class Seat? | Dan & Lincoln Markham (What's Inside) - Duration: 0:43.

We are going to go see what is inside of the Mercedes-Benz S-Class seat.

We are going to go all the way to Germany to do it.

And we are going to bring you guys along.

There we go.

Look how many air pockets there are.

These are the massaging stones.

And this is the air control unit right here.

See that right there.

The back is off.

You have two fans that are right in the back.

These fans will blow and the air can circulate all throughout the bottom part of it.

Did you know there is that much in your seat?

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Rice cake soup prepared by the six siblings!! :D [One Night Sleepover Trip/ 2018.04.17] - Duration: 15:21.

(Meanwhile, our big brother is...)

(Awkward as if sitting with an in-law)

I'll stay with Jongmin

because it's more important to talk.

It's more important to talk.

(But that important talk is nowhere to be found)

(A word of courage at last)

You're amazing.

Do your children cook for you often?

Yes, they do simple cooking.

My second daughter who likes food

is a little better at cooking than others.

Esther says she's bad at it.

Esther hasn't cooked much yet.

Taste this.

I haven't added salt yet.

Try it first.

- I need to add eggs and dried laver too. / - Okay.

It's hot, hot.

We'll have to add eggs and pepper powder.

- Pepper and... / - Pepper and...

(Yes, let's add some pepper)

(Found something)

- Do you have MSG powder? / - Yes, it's in here.

- Let's add that. / - Okay.

Right now, right now.

- I look huge right now. / - Add pepper...

I heard that your head looks twice as big on TV.

This isn't good.

Right now, right now.

How much do I need to add?

(A spoonful of magic)

(Will they succeed in their secret mission?)

No, no!

No! We didn't do anything.

We didn't do anything to it.

No, we didn't.

We really didn't do anything to it.

Maybe some of this.

Sesame oil.

(Will he find the evidence of their crime?)

Pepper.

We didn't do anything.

Right, you're supposed to add meat, but...

We didn't have meat.

What did you put in?

Sorry?

Pardon?

I don't understand Korean well.

I'm sorry.

(Not enough evidence, case closed)

My second daughter

is a little better at cooking than others.

(The cooking secret of the second daughter)

Had it not been for Esther,

we wouldn't have had anywhere to sleep.

We asked her why she let us sleep over,

and she said that you have let

many sleep over at your place

as part of your mission work.

So she said that

she let us sleep over having seen

what you have done in the past.

Have to let many sleep over here?

That's something regular for me.

(To Esther's father, a sleepover is a regular event)

- Is it good? / - There's too much soup.

(I've got to do something)

(Let's take that out one more time)

Can I have another spoon?

How do I lower the heat?

(Success at distracting the camera)

- Shall I add pepper? / - A bit of pepper.

- We need pepper. / - Here.

- Here's pepper. / - Oh, this.

Yeah, we need to add some.

And some sesame oil later.

Dried laver...

We'll add that last.

(This is the joy of cooking)

Oh, goodness.

I think we get along well.

(I like your cooking style)

(Looking tasty)

(Fish base and MSG for the soup base)

(Finished off with dried laver strips)

(Rice cake soup prepared by the six siblings)

Is she usually this good at house chores?

I am. Right, daddy?

- She's even good at dishes. / - Yes.

But I make Moses do it even more.

You make Moses do it?

(Moses, our family-friendly guy is here)

Who made this?

Sunbin and Eungyeong did.

Really?

(Well, then it must taste good)

(Rice cake added to instant noodles)

(The instant noodles are all ready too!)

(A tasty-looking meal)

- Eat. / - Please, eat first.

He's fasting right now.

Well then. Enjoy your meal!

- Enjoy! / - Enjoy!

It's not much, but I hope you enjoy.

Add some pepper.

Thank you, Sunbin.

How did you cook like this?

It's got lots of rice cake in it.

It's my first rice cake soup this year.

(Eungyeong takes a bite too)

(Delicious)

It's really good.

Give me a reaction like you did last night!

(Requesting a reaction from Moses)

Do it for me!

Delicious.

The soup base is really good.

- Wow. / - If you need more soup...

We have more here.

A bowl of rice cake soup adds a year to your age.

Thank you for

creating this atmosphere of Seollal.

Oh, it's nothing.

- Thank you. / - We've forgotten about Seollal.

I'm sure.

Do you all come together

once a week and have a meal together?

Yes. Usually, we gather on Fridays.

Otherwise, we gather on Saturdays.

So it's usually on a Friday or a Saturday.

It's not easy for the family to come together to eat.

As time passes, I feel the importance of family more.

Right, right.

She's getting mature.

It's said that if you were born or lived long

outside of Korea, you forget Korean.

But Esther and Moses are good at Korean.

Not great,

but pretty good.

He didn't let us speak English at home.

Really?

If parents start to let children use English at home,

they start to forget Korean.

If I forget Korean...

- If I lose it, I think that'll be really sad. / - Right.

It's so valuable.

It's not just a matter of being sad.

You come to forget who you are.

That sounds really deep.

If you don't know who you are,

you're the one who'll suffer, actually.

You have a body of a Korean,

but if you don't know Korean,

you can't bring out your full potential.

Moses added rice to his soup too!

- I'm so happy. / - You've got to eat well.

Is it really good, Moses?

It's delicious.

Is it good, Moses?

Is it really good, Moses?

I keep on trying to read everyone's mind.

I'm looking around like this.

- My eyes are busy. / - It's really good.

- You're good at cooking. / - No, I got a lot of help.

- We have to go out to the city. / - Oh, right.

- Let me do the dishes. / - Yes.

- I'll do it. / - No, no.

- We'll do it. / - No.

- No, no. / - We'll clean it up.

Thank you, Sunbin.

Everyone finished their bowl!

- I'll do the dishes. / - Take your time.

- Yes, eat slowly. / - Take your time.

- I'll do the dishes together. / - Let me do them.

(Desperate to do the dishes)

I'll do them with Moses.

Hey, I'll do the dishes!

Let me do the dishes.

- No. / - It's alright.

I mean it, I'll do it.

Come here, Jongmin! Come quick!

Come, come!

There's no such thing as role division.

- I'll do it. / - No.

- I'll do the dishes. / - No.

- All I did was eat. / - No, I'll do it.

No, no.

- I love this situation. / - Right?

All men should be like me.

That sounds great.

- It can't be like old days... / - The light's pretty.

When men just yelled out for teas.

Where's Moses? He needs to learn.

- You get kicked out these days. / - Moses!

He needs to learn from you.

- Let's all put food residue here. / - Okay.

He's here to learn.

(Moses appears right on time)

See, Moses?

These days, men get kicked out

if they don't even do the dishes.

House chores need to be done together now.

Just collect those and put it there.

It's really alright not to do them.

- I'll do them. / - No, no.

- I'll... / - It's fine.

Let's go tidy up the living room together, Esther.

Yes, do that.

There are too many dishes.

You let us sleep and

even gave us food.

I need to at least do this.

(Washing the dishes spotless)

- Oh, gosh. I'll do the dishes, really. / - No, no.

- You let us sleep and even fed us. / - I'll wash...

- I'll rinse then. / - No.

- Go rest. / - I'll do them quickly.

- Go rest. Don't mind me. / - But I...

You're a guest.

- A guest? / - I'll rinse.

How am I a guest? I'm a burden.

No, no. It's really fine.

Really, really, really!

Go talk with Sunbin.

Go talk with her. I'll be quick.

- Really? / - Yes, really.

I'm really okay.

(Esther feels sorry that she can't leave his side)

- I'll rinse. / - No, no.

- I can do it more quickly. / - No.

- No. / - I can rinse quickly.

No, please.

(The respect and care they have for each other)

(Esther's family filled with love)

(The love they shared became a great gift today)

(And already a moment to part)

Thank you so much for everything.

Thank you. Thank you so much.

You're welcome. Thank you too.

- Sunbin. / - You guys are really like sisters.

(A big hug filled with grateful hearts)

Really.

I do need another sister.

- Oh, don't say that. / - I have three already.

- But I'd like another one. / - By the way...

- You should really come to Korea. / - Okay.

- For now... / - I don't know what to do.

Let's pack our stuff

and tidy up the place.

Let's pack first.

Here.

(Getting Jongmin's stuff for him)

Thanks.

(Oh, goodness...)

- What? / - Look at this.

You can't pack it like this.

- Show him how it's done. / - Gosh.

(Folding skills from years of part-time work)

(Neatly folded in seconds)

- You're amazing. / - Put it in quickly.

We don't have time for this.

- What's this? / - My undergarments are in there.

I'm sorry.

- What's this? / - My undergarments are in there.

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

It's different if you pack it like this.

It gets folded so neatly.

Amazing.

(As they finish up their packing)

Do you need help with anything?

- I'm done, all done. / - Really?

I'm done, all done.

(Esther's face seems to be getting darker)

You're all packed, right?

I can't believe this.

Let's go outside first.

(Leaving sadness behind...)

The sun is setting.

Let's say goodbye here.

She gave this to me.

- She gave you a present? / - It's really nothing.

- She gave me one of her drawings. / - It's nothing.

This must've taken a long time.

(Esther's been staring at her artworks on the wall)

- Ready? Let's go. / - Okay.

Let's go.

I want to give you something.

- Maybe a picture. / - You gave me a memory.

You can take one that you like the most.

- Really? / - Do you mean it?

This one.

This one caught my eyes since yesterday.

- Take it. / - Wow.

Isn't this awesome?

(Last present of Esther for her)

I'll put it up on my wall.

- And actually... / - Yes.

While you were washing...

And while Esther was also washing...

- Did you do something? / - I wrote a letter.

Really?

- But... / - I think I know when.

- Do you? / - Oh, gosh.

I kept on telling her to wash first.

Was that why?

(A surprise that she prepared alone in the room)

So here.

- I wrote a letter. / - Thank you.

- Oh, my... / - We thank you.

(A sincere letter from Sunbin)

Last night, I wasn't sure...

- When you were going to finish. / - I'm tearing up.

- No, don't cry. / - I shouldn't cry.

I shouldn't cry.

Thank you.

(Deep hearts they shared)

(In such a short time)

Thank you.

If you cry, I'll cry.

I cry really easily.

Whatever I do...

- I'm sorry. I can't control it. / - No.

You can't cry.

- I'll definitely cry too. / - You shouldn't!

Not you!

- Thank you. / - It was fun.

Thank you.

(To Sunbin and Jongmin)

(Who Esther encountered by a sudden coincidence)

(She has opened up the doors to her dorm at Oxford)

(And became their special friend)

(A night of small and big chats)

(The warmth of Esther's family)

(It all became another longing memory)

- Bye. / - Good-bye!

- Thank you. / - Yes.

Bye!

- Keep in touch! / - Of course!

(It's time for a real goodbye)

(The empty air of the past night)

(Has been filled with a beautiful lingering memory)

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