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There was the suffocating helplessness of an era when people were deprived of even their native language under the threat of guns and swords, and had to speak the language of the empire flawlessly simply to survive.
Rather than adhering to solemn historical accuracy, the drama plays with the premise of its characters being โinterpretersโ, choosing instead the catharsis of linguistic subversion.
When that single utterance, which could never have been spoken aloud in reality, bursts through the screen, viewers who understand the tragedy of the era experience both the exhilaration of defiance and the sorrow that follows in its wake.
Ga-gyeong, who harbours secrets and lives under another name, and Hideo, who wavers on the boundaries of his identity, unable to belong fully to either side.
Although the two have endured their own distinct wounds, they are strikingly alike in the pride they take in their native language, which erupts at decisive moments.
That brief profanity, uttered in the very heart of the Government-General, a place filled with the language of the empire, was a raw, untamed form of resistance.
And that is precisely why the story of these two people, standing face to face while harbouring feelings for each other, becomes all the more poignant.
However, this emotional connection, built on their similarities, reached a major turning point at the end of Episode 10.
The episode concluded with Hideo moving close to Ga-gyeong (Geum Seo-hee) and murmuring in a low voice, โYouโre a spy, arenโt you?โ
Together with the preview released immediately after the broadcast, the scene has sparked intense discussion among viewers, with interpretations sharply divided.
Some believe the line belongs to an imagined scenario born of Ga-gyeongโs or Tae-woongโs anxieties, while others speculate that it marks the decisive moment when her true identity is finally uncovered.
Attention is now focused on whether these two people, who have navigated the same era through such similar uses of language, will face their greatest crisis yet, or whether they will find a way through this moment with yet another lie.
โ100 Days of Deceptionโ airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 pm KST on tvN.
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[Commentary]
Slipping Profanity into the Language of the Rulers: How the Two Interpreters of โ100 Days of Deceptionโ Are Growing Alike
Hideoโs โYou Bastardโ and Ga-gyeongโs โChopsticksโ โ A Linguistic Counterattack All the More Sorrowful and Exhilarating Because It Would Have Been Impossible in Reality
Set during the Japanese colonial period, tvNโs drama โ100 Days of Deceptionโ brings its two protagonists, Lee Ga-gyeong (Kim Youjung) and Sato Hideo (Kim Tae-woong, played by Park Jinyoung), together through a shared profession: that of an interpreter.
One is a spy who was once Gyeongseongโs most skilled pickpocket, while the other is the adopted son of the Vice Governor-General of Joseon. Having followed entirely different paths in life, the two find themselves in the same setting, the Government-General of Joseon, where they speak impeccable Japanese while concealing their respective secrets. And at decisive moments, even the way they slip cutting profanities from their native language into the language of their rulers is remarkably similar.
Hideo was the first to make his move. Having grown up as the son of Vice Governor-General Sato Shinichi (Jin Seon-kyu), he belongs to the highest echelons of imperial power. Yet he, too, is a complex figure caught between two worlds, with roots in Joseon.
In Episode 9, when Fukuda, the Director of the Police Affairs Bureau, placed a hand on his shoulder and treated him like a subordinate, Hideo first warned him in polite Japanese to show some respect. Then, without so much as pausing for breath, he slipped the Korean profanity โ์ด ์๋ผ์ผโ (โYou bastardโ) onto the end of his sentence. It was a scene in which he firmly put the rude, high-ranking Japanese official in his place through the striking contrast between courteous, honorific speech and an icy insult.
In the subsequently released pre-release clip, Ga-gyeong took up the baton. Having entered the Government-Generalโs pneumatic-tube office, Ga-gyeong picked up a pair of chopsticks beside a bowl of naengmyeon and pronounced the word as though grinding it out, right in front of a Japanese employee who was speaking down to her.
When the employee indignantly accused her of swearing at him in Korean, she responded innocently, โIn English, itโs โchopsticksโ, in Japanese, itโs โhashiโ and in Korean, itโs โjeotgarakโ (chopsticks).โ It was a moment that showcased the sly, quick-witted cheekiness befitting a spy with a background in pickpocketing.
The difference in tone between the two scenes is unmistakable. While Hideo subdues his opponent with a cold, expressionless demeanour, Ga-gyeong makes a fool of hers through a mischievous explanation in three languages.
Yet the way they embed the raw emotions shared by the people of Joseon within fluent Japanese sentences, precisely when their opponents are least on guard, is virtually identical.
It is a mirror-like piece of direction that reveals just how similarly these two people, who have already developed deep feelings for each other despite their opposing destinies as the Vice Governor-Generalโs son and a spy for the independence movement, are enduring the humiliations of their era.
Viewed dispassionately against the historical realities of the time, however, such scenes would have been difficult to imagine in real life. Crude Korean insults were hardly an unfamiliar foreign language to officials of the Government-General of Joseon. After all, swear words were among the first expressions they would have become familiar with in their efforts to control the colonised population.
Had someone actually uttered such words directly to a Japanese officialโs face in the heart of the Government-General during the colonial period, they would have been unlikely to escape with their life.
Paradoxically, however, it is precisely this โimpossibilityโ that makes these scenes so exhilarating for viewers.
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Hideo/Tae-woong comes to ease the week-long wait for new episodes of โ100 Days of Deceptionโ ๐โจ
Jinyoung joins Baek Eun-ha (Una Beck), an established film journalist, interviewer and actor researcher who specialises in studying actors and their craft, for an upcoming episode of her YouTube talk show, โBaek Eun-haโs Joogobatgoโ.
The episode drops on Friday, 13 Nov ๐ฌ
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