This is Smurfette. The girl character.
You're so funny.
(He's Smurfette.)
Goodness.
Gosh.
(He hated dressing up like a girl.)
(Now, he likes it.)
Gosh.
- He's getting ready for a party. - I see.
(She's worried.)
Usually kids who are 6 or 7 years old...
mostly enjoy the Halloween party when they're in Kindergarten.
- But my son is... - Yes.
That's weird.
(He looks good.)
(He's happy.)
(They're singing like the Smurfs.)
(We're so happy.)
(The Smurf is perfect for a day like this.)
Goodness.
(Mr Smurfs, 44 years old in average)
Everyone, gather round.
Where would they go?
- A club. - They'll go to a club.
They're going to a club.
They're going to party.
It's getting worse.
Do you know what they call the Smurfs on picnic?
- What? - What's that?
Smurfs on picnic.
(They sing again.)
(They're so happy.)
How about when Smurfette goes on a picnic?
When a female Smurf goes on a picnic...
How about when Smurfette goes on a picnic?
Oh!
(They sing again.)
How come they get along so well?
- I don't know. - They...
get along so well.
- Gosh. - They're so funny.
They're in their 40s.
They're all middle-aged men.
This guy's in his late 40s.
(He's in his late 40s.)
He has a knife in his head.
This is great.
People downstairs will complain. Let's just go with this.
How about the blue face?
(How about the blue face?)
Let's paint our faces blue.
(If we're going to do it, we should do it right.)
Let's not do that. Women will run away.
Hey. Let's not take him.
- Okay. - Let's leave him.
- Let's not bring him with us. - You're right.
He should just die lonely.
(How will the middle-aged men look like the Smurfs?)
- Goodness. - Seriously?
(Will they really paint their faces?)
(She's nervous.)
Let's go.
Goodness.
(Ta-da.)
(He dressed up as a girl and painted his face blue.)
He told me he hated dressing up like a girl.
But look what he's wearing.
- Gosh. - Goodness.
(That's amazing.)
- Gosh. - My goodness.
Did he hate doing that before?
- Yes. - Gosh.
He's done that before?
He used to hate dressing up like a girl for a shoot.
- I see. - He hated it.
- He told me he was so reluctant. - He didn't have to wear that.
- But now... - He was probably just saying that.
- No, he hated it. - I think he enjoys it.
(It's the middle-aged Smurf family.)
(He's middle-aged Smurfette.)
(Ki Sung, the Brainy Smurf)
(Hun Su, the farmer Smurf)
(Gyu Taek, the Papa Smurf)
They didn't have to dress up like that.
(They're excited.)
I'm sorry.
Get in.
I'm sorry.
(Someone's in the elevator.)
- What? - They bumped into someone.
- A neighbour. - Gosh.
(That's embarrassing.)
(I'm sorry about all this.)
- I'm sorry. - Yes.
Please go down first.
- Bye. - Goodbye.
Go ahead first.
He's a neighbour. Look, he's laughing.
Goodness.
(The door closes.)
(They're singing again.)
- When else will we party? - You're right.
Let's go.
(Nobody's in the elevator this time.)
(Nobody pressed the button for first floor.)
- What floor? - Did you press first floor?
First floor?
- We're going up. - Wait.
I didn't press it.
We're going up.
They were trying to go down.
Someone outside pressed first.
Now someone else is going to get on the elevator.
- People will get on. - Goodness.
(They're petrified.)
We're going up.
Someone's going to get in.
Someone's getting on.
(Someone will get on.)
Oh, no.
(They're embarrassed.)
They'll be shocked.
They'll be surprised. Turn around.
- They'll be shocked. - Really.
- Turn around. - They shouldn't be...
embarrassed. They're already dressed up.
- You're right. - Why are they shy?
- Still... - They should be proud.
They did it themselves.
They're almost 50 years old.
- People will be shocked. - They're concerned.
(They're worried they'll shock people.)
(The door is...)
(opening slowly.)
(Surprised)
- I'm sorry. - What on earth.
I'm sorry.
Oh, no.
The lady must've freaked out.
- She's horrified. - I'm sorry.
- Is someone getting on? - I'm sorry.
- I'm sorry. - I'm sorry.
She's wearing blue, too.
I should be Smurfette.
(That's me.)
(Don't look at him.)
She is stopping her from looking at us.
- Let's not look at her. - I'm not a strange person.
- You know, we're neighbours. - Yes.
(I'm really not a strange man.)
Oh, dear.
What's going on with him?
Everyone dresses up like that for a Halloween party.
- It's okay at the party. - Right.
- But when you run into people... - It's embarrassing.
That's right. It's embarrassing until you get to the party.
You'd be fine wearing a bikini at a swimming pool.
But you'd be embarrassed to wear it elsewhere.
He's acting really strange. He seriously changed.
He changed completely. He used to hate wearing women's clothes.
- It suits him, though. - Where did he get the courage?
It's really strange for me.
He had it inside him all along.
It suits him though, doesn't it?
It doesn't suit him. It looks hideous to me.
- It's worth trying. - It's not.