( Goblin OST (Lyrics) [The Dark Walk x Warrior's Song] plays in the background as Shin stands and narrates everything)

Shin stands at the graves of the Yoo family members who have served him for nearly a thousand years. Shin narrates,

"I have buried the young grandson of the grandson of the grandson who left Goryeo with me. There was a time when I thought of this life as a reward, but my life was a punishment. I have never forgotten a single death."

(Praise the Lord the kid is alive ❤️❤️❤️)

We see that the young boy who left Goryeo with Shin, Geum-sun, survived the shipwreck , and that he grew up into a young man, and then grew old. Shin also suffered immense agony from the sword that remained lodged in his heart, and despite his desperate attempts to pull it out and end his life, he could never remove it.

Shin says he's been alive all this time, but hasn't been at peace. The camera pans over to the headstone next to Geum-sun's, a nameless grave which has a picture of Shin on it, for one of his past identities.

Ji Yeon waits in the hotel lobby, and finally decides to head outside.

She walks up to a nearby park, and discovers Shin at the top of the hill.

"I've found you," she says to herself with a smile.

(Goblin [도깨비 OST Part 3] Lasse Lindh - Hush starts playing in the background as Ji Yeon blows the Dandelion flower)

She doesn't make her presence known, and remains at a distance watching Shin among the graves. She picks up a dandelion and blows the wisps in his direction, and they reach him all the way down the hill, though he doesn't notice.

It isn't until dusk that he gets up, and he's surprised to find Ji Yeon there.

She notes that his grave is the only one with no name, and asks if he always has to leave the places he's lived. She asks how many times he's done so, and he says he's never counted.

Ji Yeon bows at Shin's grave and introduces herself, addressing the Shin who "died" in 1801 "I'm going to be your bride in about two hundred years," she declares cheerfully.

Shin says "No you're not."

Ji Yeon says "I guess not."

She says that ajusshi will still be handsome two hundred years later, though his personality is a little mean, and assures him that he "grows up well."

As they walk back, Ji Yeon asks if he lived a long time here, and Shin says he's left and come back, again and again, and that this was the first place he landed after leaving his hometown. She thinks it's a pity that he didn't buy the land that the hotel was built on because it could be his by now.

He stops to look at her, and she wonders if maybe the hotel really belongs to him, suddenly very eager to get on his good side. He asks if she isn't late for school, and suddenly Ji Yeon's face goes pale as she asks what time it is in Seoul. At the thought of her homeroom teacher's wrath, she whimpers, "Should I just live here? Illegal immigration is better than being tardy, right?"

He leads the way, and they step from nighttime in Quebec to daytime in Seoul. Ji Yeon says she slept well, since it feels like it was all a dream. She knows it's time to wake up now and asks for Shin to forgive her for anything she did in Canada, saying that she was just so excited.

At school, Ji Yeon's nasty teacher assumes that she isn't bothering with her schoolwork because she can't afford to go to college anyway. Ji Yeon insists that she's going to college, and the teacher reacts like she's being defiant. Who certified you, lady?

At the bus stop that night, Ji Yeon takes out her Quebec guidebook and flips through the pages wistfully, and pulls out the maple leaf that Shin caught.

([도깨비 OST Part 11] 한수지 - Winter is coming (Official Audio) plays in the background as Ji Yeon listens to the radio and thinks of Shin)

She thinks of Shin as a radio DJ says,

"When you're coming home on a rainy night, what is it that becomes your umbrella? A voice that answers when you call, a memory of seeing the same thing at the same time, the first time you matched someone's pace. Does someone come to mind? Yes, it's that person. I'm sending you this first song."

Shin returns home and orders Reaper to follow him for an urgent matter. Reaper warns that it'd better be really important, otherwise he's dead, and Shin counters that this is a matter of life and death for him. With that, he storms out the front door and exits into that garden with the buckwheat flowers.

Reaper goes out the same front door... but ends up on the front stoop of the house. They both stand around waiting for the other in different spaces, and then Shin goes back the way he came and comes out of the house again.

Reaper finds the whole thing curious, and Shin mutters to himself that the kid managed to do a thing that the reaper couldn't. Reaper gets competitive and demands to know who did what that he couldn't do, and says they'll do it again.

(Too funny lol 😂😂)

He presses himself up against Shin's back, saying, "I'll stick really close this time," and Shin practically jumps out of his skin. Shin dismisses the reaper as nothing but a monster and tells him to get lost.

Shin's "nephew" caretaker Deok-hwa arrives and asks Reaper if everything is going well in the house, and if it's not too humid. He reaches out for a handshake, and Reaper leans away from him, making sure not to touch.

Deok-hwa wonders what to call him, since he can't keep addressing him as New Tenant, and decides on Last Room Uncle, since he's got the room at the end of the hall. He asks Tenant uncle to do him a favor and lie to Grandpa about living here, because Deok-hwa knows he'll be in trouble for renting out the house.

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