Pul-ip-deul

"GRASS's main set is a languorous coffee shop, Kim plays A-reum, who quietly sits in the corner and eavesdrops sundry conversations of other patrons, and is mildly baffled when one of them approaches her for a rather audacious favor. He repeatedly extols her as "remarkable", but his request is simply beyond the pale. Only during the more familiar situations with her brother, who introduces his new girlfriend to her, A-reum's personal side and sharp edge emerge, superficial courtesy impaled by outright exasperation, who doesn't have a button shouldn't be pushed."

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