Jin = Hitman!?! - The House of the Rising Sun - Episode 6

In this episode, Sun has multiple flashbacks in which one of them shows Jin trying to run past Sun to get to the bathroom, but Sun notices, and she investigates and finds Jin in the washroom with blood on his shirt. Jin then refuses to tell Sun why he is covered in blood and then settles with saying "I do what your father tells me to." and then the flashback stops. I'm pretty sure that Jin is a hitman hired by Sun's father, but i'll back it up.

Inference : Immediately I have a pretty good guess that Jin is a hitman or similar for Sun's father because why would he have to refuse telling Sun about what he does for work. Doesn't that seem a bit off? Also he has blood on himself in that flashback so he obviously has killed someone if he doesn't want to tell Sun.

First Evidence : During the fight scene on the beach between Jin and Micheal, Jin shows that he is very experienced in fighting as he continues to not let Micheal have any chances of getting back at him and just keeps on hitting very powerful punches.

Second Evidence : Sun still doesn't know what her dad does to make all of this money that he presumably has after hosting a expensive looking party in one of the flashbacks. To make all of this money he is either a very wealthy man who probably owns a big company or he does something shady to make all of this money and my guess is something shady because why would Jin refuse to tell Sun what he does?

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