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Originally Posted by Gilda
Here's how I watched "In Translation"
Beginning: Sun in tiny blue bikini.
Middle: blah blah Jin is an enforcer, Hurley on Korean tv, raft burns, blah blah blah.
End: Sun in tiny blue bikini.
My thoery on Hurley is that he's a master Starcraft player and won some big tournament. Starcraft, at least a few years ago, used to be a national obsession in South Korea. Hurley has said he's known as a warrior in some places, which would fit here.
Did anybody else understand the "Deliver him the message that I am not pleased" to mean "Give him a beating?" Clearly that was what was meant, and the guy who got beaten expected something similar, but I was with Jin--it seemed to me to mean deliver a verbal warning.
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Well that's explained by what I thought was implied that Jin was either naive or just was nice and didn't want to pummel a dude over a business deal. Considering it looks like he comes from humble folks(dad's a fisherman) I'd bet it's more being naive. I mean notice how taken a back he was when the guy started profusely thanking him.