Still, the relief that comes over him is obvious when he sees Da-jungвЂ™s bright expression, because it means she won. Woo-jin paces nervously in the basement while waiting for the results, since Da-jung has to lose her cameraman to sneak down there. Jaime acts like she doesnвЂ™t care, and makes sure to tell Da-jung that she still has no chance of winning. One of the contestants had no idea stars could change hands, at least until Do-young reminds him that the rules stated anything could be bought or sold. When the seventh round results are revealed, everyoneвЂ™s surprised to see that half of JaimeвЂ™s stars have been given to Da-jung, making them even in the final race. They literally exchange rounds of IвЂ™M an asshole? YOUвЂ™RE the asshole! until theyвЂ™re blue in the face, and in the end, Dal-goo quits. (On Woo-jinвЂ™s part, anyway.)Дal-goo has finally had it with his abusive boss, and stands up for himself in a hilarious bout of banmal-ery. вЂ¦So that when she wins, thereвЂ™s nothing Jaime can do about it. During that time, she makes a tiny fingernail indentation on the edge of JaimeвЂ™s card so that she can feel it when picking cards from the bag.ДЄnd Woo-jin knew that by the time Jaime suspected anything, it would be too late-Da-jung starts winning and traps Jaime into continuing to play the game by acting like her usual innocent selfвЂ¦ Using Woo-jinвЂ™s advice, Da-jung gets JaimeвЂ™s guard down by allowing her to win the first nine rounds. Do-young is sharper than that though, and suspects something mightвЂ™ve happened while the lights were out. The same goes for PD Lee, who tsks that Da-jung must not have learned her lesson. Jaime thinks Da-jung is falling for the same trick again. So Da-jung approaches Jaime for another round, this time for only half JaimeвЂ™s stars if she winsвЂ¦ but if she loses, all of her remaining money would go to Jaime.Д®ven Jaime seems a bit surprised that Da-jung would be so foolish, but believes in her stupidity when Da-jung continues to act hopeful that the chances are fifty-fifty. But for once, Woo-jin isnвЂ™t so hard on her as he tells her that she canвЂ™t just trust other people blindly: вЂњYou have to explicitly teach them what the cost of betrayal is.вЂќ вЂњIвЂ™m really an idiot, arenвЂ™t I?вЂќ Da-jung says, once the realization that she was scammed- again-sets in. Woo-jin: вЂњIвЂ™ll decide when itвЂ™s over.вЂќ Yeah you will.ДЄfter Da-jung tells him how she lost the bet with Jaime, he tells her that she never had a chance in the first place-she only thought the chances were even, but because sheвЂ™d have to reshuffle the cards every time she pulled hers out face-up while Jaime never had to, she would never have been able to win. Da-jung, now annoyed, tells him he can just go home since the gameвЂ™s already over. She canвЂ™t figure out why the network picked her. Once theyвЂ™re alone, Da-jung tells Woo-jin that he was right-she got betrayed for hoping people would be trustworthy, just like he said sheвЂ™d be. Woo-jin tells her to keep her wits about her and walk calmly to a place with no cameras, while he pretends to follow her as a VJ. ThatвЂ™s when Da-jung looks up, and her suspicions are confirmed when power is restored. Woo-jin: вЂњMake them pay for what they put you through.вЂќ вЂњWhat more can I do at this point?вЂќ she sighs. Ah ha.Д¬arrying a camera so the light will obscure his face from anyone looking directly at him, Woo-jin is able to convince Da-jungвЂ™s cameraman that he needs to take his equipment to base camp to be checked.Дa-jung is too despondent to notice the switch, and thinks sheвЂ™s just being interviewed when Woo-jin asks her if sheвЂ™s given up. PD Lee keeps calm in the midst of the blackout, completely unaware that Woo-jin has disguised himself as a Liar Game crew member. While Dal-goo distracts the mall guards with his intentionally bad driving, Woo-jin takes the opportunity to sneak inside and cut the power. Jaime wins the bet, and Da-jung loses one hundred fifty thousand dollars. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.Дa-jung pulls the last card toward her, the one that will decide her fateвЂ¦ and itвЂ™s the misprint. There.ДЄudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. I love this show so much I want to kiss it on the mouth. Or growing wise(er)? Da-jung could literally get away with murder at this point, because IвЂ™m literally running out of ways to say I love this show. Of course she had to lie a little to achieve said results, but I wouldnвЂ™t call that selling out as much as growing up. This is a deceptively touching episode of Liar Game as well as for humanity, since Da-jungвЂ™s kindness finally yields some positive results. 260 NovemJanuLiar Game: Episode 6 by HeadsNo2

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