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Chapter 246

Call mom when you get home tomorrow.

Okay!

Dont give your brothers and uncle a hard time, okay?

I wont. Im not a kid.

He would be a high school student next year, but he still looked like a little kid in Lee Min-joons eyes. 

Lee Min-joon smiled softly and nodded.

Have fun then.

Be careful, dad.

Waving his hand at Lee Min-joon, Seo-jun turned around and headed to Lee Ji-seoks house. 

He entered the password that Lee Ji-seok had told him and took the elevator. Seo-jun took out his phone.

<Ji-seok hyung!

<Im at the entrance of the apartment!

<Im in the elevator!

<Im in front of the door!

Ji-seok:

Ji-seok: Is this how you send messages?

<LOL

<Its summer.

Beep.

The sound of the door lock was heard and the front door that was in front of Seo-jun opened.

Press the doorbell. The doorbell.

Lee Ji-seok was standing there in a comfortable outfit. Seo-jun smiled and said.

Wasnt it fun?

Do you play like that with your friends? Middle schooler?

Ahahaha. Yes.

He looked like he had fun with his hyung too, as he chuckled. 

Seo-jun followed Lee Ji-seok into his room and put down his bag. 

Then, Kim Jong-ho, who was lying on the sofa, and Park Do-hoon, who was doing a 1,000-piece puzzle he got from a fan, greeted him.

Seo-jun is the last one.

Yeah.

Jong-ho uncle! Do-hoon hyung! When did you come?

We came early in the morning.

Lee Ji-seok looked at them with a bored face. 

They acted as if it was their own house. 

He felt annoyed.

We had nothing to do so we came early.

Me too. Seo-jun, are you hot? Do you want me to lower the temperature?

Im fine.

Park Do-hoon handed him an orange juice. 

After drinking the cold orange juice, he felt refreshed. 

Of course, the air conditioner in the living room also helped.

When Seo-jun seemed to catch his breath, Kim Jong-ho got up from the sofa.

Shall we look at the script first?

Yeah. Ive been curious for a month.

Jong-ho uncle, Ji-seok hyung, Do-hoon hyung too. They looked eager to read it. Seo-jun scratched his cheek shyly.

Its in my bag. Ill get it.

Okay. Hurry up.

While Seo-jun went to get the script from his bag, Kim Jong-ho got up from his seat and sat in front of the table. 

Park Do-hoon and Lee Ji-seok also sat around the table.

What is a sofa to Koreans? Why dont they sit on the sofa they told me to sit on?

Seo-jun quickly came back with the script and saw the three actors sitting on the floor and an empty fluffy sofa. 

He soon joined them on the floor.

I copied it from the company.

As expected from our Seo-jun!

One script per person.

When Seo-jun brought four scripts, Kim Jong-ho and Lee Ji-seok, who were growling at each other, smiled brightly. 

The three actors turned to the first page as soon as they received the script from Seo-jun.

Ill read it well.

But have you read the original work?

I read it as soon as you told me. But it was harder to find the book, right?

Me too. I barely bought one from a warehouse.

They said its not a very popular book.

Really?

I see.

The actors were absorbed in reading the script. 

Seeing that they were interested, Seo-jun closed his mouth quietly.

The sound of paper flipping was heard.

The actors looked at the script with sharp eyes. 

Seo-jun felt nervous and fidgeted with his fingers.

Did the directors feel like this too?

He couldnt help but look at their expressions as they turned each page.

Do-hoon hyung who nodded while reading, Jong-ho uncle who had no change in expression as if he was focused, Ji-seok hyung who occasionally stopped at one place.

He couldnt figure out what they meant and felt anxious.

It wasnt a long play so it didnt take long to read the script. 

Lee Ji-seok, who finished reading first, opened his mouth.

You wrote well.

Really?

Its your first time writing a script, right? You did a great job.

Yeah. You really did well.

Kim Jong-ho and Park Do-hoon also agreed with Lee Ji-seoks words. Even though there was a source novel, it was quite good for a first script.

But that doesnt mean theres no problem.

What is it?

Seo-juns eyes sparkled.

He came to Lee Ji-seoks house today to find the problem. 

He didnt feel disappointed by the problem, but wanted to fix it. 

The three actors smiled at his attitude.

Theres too much explanation.

Explanation?

Seo-jun looked at the script again. 

Hmm. Is that so? 

He tilted his head and Lee Ji-seok continued.

Its like your acting style. You wrote the lines for the psychiatrist and other characters assuming that you would act them, right?

How did he know?

Seo-jun rolled his eyes and nodded.

What do you mean by that?

Park Do-hoon asked and Kim Jong-ho, who was flipping through the script again from the beginning, also nodded.

For example, this line of the psychiatrist. You wrote everything from the direction of his eyes to the movement of his hands and feet with one word calmly.

As Kim Jong-ho said, Seo-juns script had some lines that contained the intention of the adapter, but also some lines that made him wonder why this much?.

Doesnt it look like Seo-jun would act like this if he played the psychiatrist?

Park Do-hoon read the line again. He imagined Seo-jun acting as the psychiatrist with the line and it came to his mind naturally.

I see.

The director envisioned the best scene possible. 

He cast the actors who suited the scene and edited it until it was perfect, even if it took several NGs.

The best scene that Seo-jun, an actor with great acting skills, could think of was when he played the psychiatrist and all the other characters.

Hes too confident, but Seo-jun is too good at acting.

A work filled with actors who had Lee Seo-jun level skills, from the main character to the extras.

I want to see it.

He thought so involuntarily.

While Park Do-hoon imagined the scene where the villain Jin Natra and Go Ju-won with a bow faced each other, Lee Ji-seok and Kim Jong-ho spread the script on the table and checked it with a pen.

Here. Theres too much interference.

Here too. I get what you mean, but you can do it with just eye contact.

There was at least one red check mark on every page. 

Seo-jun groaned.

Is it that bad?

He looked like a puppy with droopy ears. 

Seo-jun asked and Lee Ji-seok shook his head and answered.

Youre so good at immersing yourself that the main character and the other characters have clear differences. It would be a perfect play if you just act like this.

Seo-jun wrote down every movement he would do if he played each character, from one to ten. 

It would be a perfect play since Seo-jun was recognized for his acting.

But it would be hard for them to digest.

It was hard enough for Lee Ji-seok to follow the detailed lines. 

It was like fitting the actors into a perfect frame.

I guess I can manage the first scene somehow, but after that well

It would be difficult to maintain the first atmosphere until the end of the play.

Besides, dont you hate acting with this kind of script?

In short, the script that Seo-jun wrote was a script that had no freedom for the actor from beginning to end.

Hmm.

Seo-jun took the script again and nodded.

He was satisfied with writing his own acting that he wanted to do, but he would have refused if Anh Da-ho brought him such a script.

He wanted a perfect script and it was a perfect script, but only for himself.

I need to fix it.

But I think the story flow is smooth. Theres no dialogue that stands out either.

I need to think more about how to use props.

Lee Ji-seok, Kim Jong-ho, and Park Do-hoon told Seo-jun what they needed or what they should change in his script. 

They gave him advice so that he could choose his own way. 

Seo-jun nodded earnestly and wrote it down.

No way! You cant do that! You wont be able to see behind!

But this is necessary! Besides, Yeoul Art Center is small enough to cover everything!

Well. He knew this would happen.

Then shall we eat?

Park Do-hoon smiled and went to the kitchen to prepare dinner as they argued every day without fail. 

Lee Ji-seok and Kim Jong-ho also rolled up their sleeves and helped with dinner.

The beef sirloin was placed on the heated electric grill.

Sizzle.

Kim Jong-ho, who held the tongs, flipped the meat at the right timing. 

He put the cooked meat on Seo-jun and Park Do-hoons plates and focused on grilling again. 

Lee Ji-seok grumbled as he ate the cooked beef by hand.

By the way, there was another play based on a novel, right?

Oh, I got the script. It was The Jury, right?

I got it too. Did you accept it?

Lee Ji-seok shook his head at Park Do-hoons question.

Im going to start my next work soon. How about you?

No. I declined too. Seo-jun, did you get the script?

Seo-jun, who was wrapping lettuce wraps, nodded.

Yes. I read the original work, but there was no suitable role for me. The judge and the prosecutor, and the lawyer are all older and minors cant be jurors either.

Thats true. How about uncle?

I signed a contract.

Seo-jun put a lettuce wrap in his mouth and widened his eyes. 

Lee Ji-seok and Park Do-hoon also stopped their hands that were serving meat. 

Kim Jong-ho smiled slyly and said.

Im playing Baek Won-kyungs father.

That suits you well.

Yeah.

Its perfect.

You brats!

The three actors laughed at Kim Jong-hos words.

Then we have to go see it. Shall we go together?

Im fine with that.

Seo-jun nodded at Park Do-hoons words. Lee Ji-seok, who was about to answer after eating a spoonful of soybean paste stew, opened his eyes wide.

Why is this so delicious?

Lee Ji-seoks reaction made Kim Jong-ho curious and he also tasted the soybean paste stew. 

He was surprised.

Thats true. Its really delicious!

Seo-jun made that.

Huh?

Seo-jun has a Korean cuisine certificate too.

Park Do-hoons words surprised Lee Ji-seok and Kim Jong-ho again. 

They looked at Seo-jun and he laughed.

***

A few days before the second semester of Yeoul Art Center.

Im done!

Seo-jun looked at the neatly printed script with emotion.

[Mirror]

[Original work: Choi Da-ye]

[Adaptation: Lee Seo-jun]

He finally completed the script for Mirror.