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An elderly man who believes to be a ‘normal person’ and feels sympathy and superiority to those who have less one day realizes he himself is judged by others all the same and falls into a deep despair.
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An elderly man who believes to be a ‘normal person’ and feels sympathy and superiority to those who have less one day realizes he himself is judged by others all the same and falls into a deep despair.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lee Na-kyung
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