Julie Bowen Gagged: 9ms

Yeomi admits herself that she was privileged and lucky compared to most North Korean Defectors. She was even on a reality show with other North Koreans in South Korea, where they would give their stories of the horrors thar even Yeomi was unaware of. They even gave her the nickname the Paris Hilton of North Korea. She lived on the northern border with China and her family was well off most of the time thanks to her dad's smuggling business. She grew up able to watch foreign movies like Titanic, Disney and K-dramas, listen to pop music, and had a Nintendo console she would play Mario on. Her mother was able to buy knock-off designer clothes. She even got to go to capital with her father, ride a train, eat at restaurants, and go to the zoo. Even after she was sold to a gangster in China as a wife, the man treated her better than most men would have. He protected her, fed her, and even loved her in his own twisted way that he wanted to make her happy and would cry when she escaped from a rival mob boss who kidnapped her that he threatened to go to war with over her. He got her mother back from her Chinese husband, helped get her father into China. He even paid for her father's hospital bills, treatment and funeral. When Yeomi wanted to escape to Mongolia, he supported her. He said he was sorry for everything, that he regretted taking her innocence, that he never would have done it if he knew she was only 13, and that his dreams were plagued by omages of her father, and that he was convinced her father's spirit was haunting him for what he did. When she was about to criss the desert, she called him and they cried together over the phone. She said she would pray that she could forgive him some day and that her father would stop haunting him. He even promised to tend to her father's grave every day, and when her mother returned to collect her father's remains they found that he kept his promise and even grew a sentry tree next to his grave.

good dude, and hes from inglewood always up to no good

There are no words. The way she played the neighbor that didn't show up...

Dragon’s Den is brilliant in its subtle production design of only air conditioning the left side of the room.

Just to let anyone know this show was worked on by Geoff Johns writer for DC Comics