D. A. Purser, Toxicity assessment of combustion products, SFPE Handbook of Fire Protection Engineering, Society of Fire Protection Engineers and National Fire Protection Association, (1988). Gwang Soo tells Sang Pil he has the call history from the mayor murderer’s phone. Sang Pil tells him to find the number he called the most prior to his death. Jae Yi spies the cell phone in Sang Pil’s hand. She realizes he took it before the police could. Sang Pil asks Gwang Soo who will be upset that he as the cell phone. He decides to poke the bear. As Sang Pil and Gwang Soo leave the office, Jae Yi recalls Sang Pil sharing his mother was a lawyer and telling O Joo he was from Ginsung.

National Emergency Management Agency, Fire in Daegu subway, Disaster Reports — Online, South Korea, (2004). Yeon Hee tells an existing Sang Pil and Jae Yi that the dead man’s cell phone wasn’t found. She suggests Sang Pil took it. Jae Yi asks why everyone suspects Sang Pil. Yeon Hee asks Sang Pil why he wants to win the trial so badly. Jae Yi notes wanting to win is what lawyers do. The way the plot of the story just took place merely on the subway with endless tripping and clumsiness of the character of Gemma. I find it a bit boring, however, I still found it as cuteness part of the story. If you want to learn more about Bookshelves specifically, please read the Bookshelves FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). First, I love all of the characters in the story, including the Antagonist, But of course, I like more the main characters of the story named Gemma and Archer.

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It's been five months since Gemma literally had to fight for her life alongside her now boyfriend Archer Daniels on a NewYork subway train where she and Archer, along with all the other passengers aboard the train, were held hostage by five men wearing masks and wielding weapons.

Jae Won wasn't drunk, so Ji Hyun wondering if that's "how he is" doesn't compute, but kid is confused. ironically he's not the only one, just he not running scared. how ironic that one is confronting his fears, hell bent on conquering them, while the older one rather run away from his.... ****************************************************************************************************** Also, like I said this book has been up for a while and I've noticed that a lot of you guys get really frustrated with Gemma at times as the story progresses and honestly I love it ;) The fact that you guys can feel for a character means I did my job as an author. However, I wanted to make something clear. I made Gemma the way she is on purpose. The point in making her say the things she does or act the way she does is to show how different people react when they are put in life or death situations like this. People panic, say things they may not mean, and act in ways they wouldn't normally otherwise. If I made her do and say all the rights things and act like this perfect person in a situation like this that wouldn't really be realistic in my opinion. Outside the jail, Sang Pil asks if Jae Yi has ever looked at Judge Cha with a critical eye. Jae Yi says those the trusts, she trusts. Sang Pil tells her that Judge Cha denied the video of Hyung Man’s alibi as well as the eye witness testimony. Jae Yi can’t believe it. Sang Pil says that everything she knows about Judge Cha is wrong. Just then Detective Gong walks up. He’s been looking for Jae Yi’s mother. She thanks him for his efforts. She vows to never give up. Sang Pil watches them. As Jae Yi and Sang Pil stroll she repeats her vow to never give up. Sang Pil says he understands better than anyone. Jae Yi tells Sang Pil that Judge Cha has been a substitute mother. She tells Sang Pil to prove to her that Judge Cha isn’t who she thinks she is. Judge Cha, O Joo and all the big players along with press and public attend the unveiling of a statue of her father.

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Gosh I read this book ages ago so I can't really remember what happened in this story..but I definitely remember that I enjoyed reading this! :) M. Tsujimoto, Issues raised by the recent subway fire in South Korea., ICUS/INCEDE Newsletter, 3(2), Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo, (2003) 1–3. As Dae Woong leaves, O Joo’s assistant reports this. O Joo isn’t happy to have Dae Woong in town and conspiring with Sang Pil. Angrily he yells the trial must go the way he wants.

Daniel Gabay, Compared fire safety features for metro tunnels, Safe & Reliable Tunnels. Innovative European Achievements First International Symposium, 4–6 February, Prague, Czech Republic, (2004). SFPE Handbook of Fire Protection Engineering, 3rd edition, Society of Fire Protection Engineers and National Fire Protection Association, (2003). Judge Cha Moon Sook (Cha Moon Sook) and the other two judges on the panel review the video corroborating Mr. Kang’s alibi. Judge Cha sees the news report that a man was killed in the subway and Sang Pil and Jae Yi were witnesses. I concur with KJT’s assessment that Jae Yi 👊👩 is open enough to be convinced about Sang Pil’s 💼👊 opinion about Judge Cha 👩‍⚖️ is a VERY GOOD thing. I think Jae Yi 👊👩 is already questioning what she knows about the judge and I believe she will eventually be convinced. At the police station…The Detective doesn’t believe Sang Pil’s statement that the man confessed to be the mayor’s murderer. Sang Pil reminds him it is his job to investigate with an open mind. The detective suggests that Sang Pil pushed the man into the subway. Jae Yi tells him to watch his mouth. She stands and says the interview is done. Kang Yeon Hee (Cha Jung Won) watches from behind the mirror.

Like I said before, most of you have probably already read the story however, but having your own physical copy to re-read and relive the experience whenever you want would be pretty cool too huh? I loved the romance between Gemma and Archer. The love story just seems like something really unimaginable but will make you blushed, excited. and feel happy. H. Ingason, Heat release rate measurement in tunnel fires, Proceedings of the International Conference on Fires in Tunnels, Boras, Sweden, October 10–11, (1994) 86–103.

Jae Seong Roh, Seung Shin Yang and Hong Sun Ryou, Tunnel Fires: Experiments on critical velocity and burning rate in pool fire during longitudinal ventilation, Journal of Fire Science, 25 (2007) 161–176. The main character Jemma, is a high school student who hates taking the subway to school. One day on a trip to school, she bumps into one of her classmates Archer who is the high school heart throb ♥️ They strike up a conversation, and a terrorist takes over the subway and kidnaps the entire train. 🚊 S. R. Lee and H. S. Ryou, An experimental study of the effect of the aspect ratio on the critical velocity in longitudinal ventilation tunnel fires, Journal of Fire Sciences, 23 (2004) 119–138. As O Joo is driven home, Sang Pil calls on the mayor murderer’s cell phone. He tells O Joo that the mayor’s murderer called him more than anyone else. Sang Pil says they need to stay in touch. O Joo mutters Sang Pil’s name. The power shakers meet for dinner at Judge Cha’s. Everyone proports to be pleased about O Joo’s campaign for mayor except the Director of Prosecutors, Mr. Jang. Yeon Hee’s mother asks O Joo what he will do with his company Ohju once he’s elected. O Joo declares he’ll let someone take control. He tells her he’s brought a gift for her to enjoy.Sang Pil drives Jae Yi to her father’s photoshop and home. She’s asleep when they arrive. Sang Pil stares at the family photo of Jae Yi, her father and mother. He knows her mother saved him and died because of it. Jae Yi wakes and asks why he was staring at the picture of her mother. Sang Pil claims to be interested in what her mother looked like. Jae Yi’s father exits the shop as they exit the car. Jae Yi introduces them. Her father invites Sang Pil inside for tea. Jae Yi’s father thanks Sang Pil for lowering his interest on his loan and sending his men to clean up the shop. Jae Yi is surprised by this. Her father asks about Sang Pil’s family. Sang Pil explains he was raised by a single parent that died when he was young. He says his mother was a wonderful lawyer and he’ll never be as good as she was. Jae Yi is surprised by this. Jae Yi’s father wants Jae Yi to become a great judge just like Judge Cha. O Joo watches his thug put together a gift that bribes explaining when accepted, the receiver becomes his slave. His assistant enters and says a witness to the mayor’s murder has come forward. Ha Jae Yi (Seo Ye Ji) demanded proof Judge Cha was the noble woman she loves. I was impressed she had an open mind in this matter. But when Sang Pil asked her follow, she didn’t want to. She didn’t want her view of Judge Cha to be proven faulty. She’s catching on that Sang Pil and his men bend if not break the law to get the competitive edge. must mentions: love Yoon Won, she an adorable character n i get why anyone would want to be around her. really loving every scene with her. n now get the weird old woman we saw for a sec in the 1st ep, she Jae Won's psychiatrist (as the "drugs" she mentioned, pretty sure were prescriptions she gives him) but why/what is going on with him - more then what we see, too much left open. Jae Yi tells Hyung Man that the ruling on accepting the video alibi will be given today. She believes it will be approved. Hyung Man believe that Judge Cha is killing him with the law and won’t allow the video alibi. Sang Pil is surprised by this and asks him to explain. Just as Sang Pil enters the room, Hyung Man says that Judge Cha supports O Joo. Sang Pil tells him to zip it. Hyung Man can’t believe that Jae Yi is naïve about Judge Cha. As Sang Pil leads Jae Yi out of the room, he calls that Jae Yi needs to know this.