Pachinko

Solomon and Hana are sitting together at Yangjin’s funeral. Solomon tries to concentrate while Hana whispers questions about Christianity. Solomon is a Christian, having grown up with the stories of his grandfather Isak’s martyrdom, but many Japanese think of Christianity as a cult. Hana has been staying with Etsuko, but she doesn’t have much to do except follow Solomon around. Solomon feels both excited and nervous around Hana.

Hansu, walking with a cane, approaches Sunja after the funeral. Sunja doesn’t want to hold anything against Hansu anymore, but when he mentions that his wife has died and that he thought Sunja would marry him now, she flees in tears. She can’t understand why Noa is dead and Hansu still lives.