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[ENG DUB] From Death to Power, I Rise Full Episode
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001
Nathan bursts into the family kitchen claiming, "I was bitten by a snake." His mother refuses to believe him, accusing him of lying while Lucas pleads Nathan is only seeking attention. The confrontation ends with Lucas told to leave and Nathan taken to hospital. Doctors control the venom but find worse blood abnormalities: Nathan urgently needs a bone marrow transplant or he'll die, and the hospital demands fees. Calls for help go unanswered. Mrs. Miller later refuses to see the family member and orders them back to their room, leaving Nathan's fate and funding unresolved.
002
Bleeding and desperate, a young man confronts his parents, asking why they never looked back at their son and insisting, 'I'm your true son; we share the same blood.' The scene shifts to a family gathering where a parent announces, 'My son Nathan has finally returned home,' promising to restore his life, education, and warmth after a lost decade. Just as the family rallies around Nathan, a tense accusation erupts: someone demands, 'Did you take Lucas's watch? Come on, answer me!' The question halts the celebration and leaves Nathan's acceptance and identity unresolved.
003
An accusation of theft erupts when Nathan is confronted about Lucas’s missing watch. He denies taking it; a family member pleads for him, but his father forces him to kneel, banishes him from the main house and orders him into a storeroom as punishment. Afterward the same young man asks his mother to act as guarantor for a scholarship to study abroad. She refuses, insisting the Millers don't need scholarships and mocking his education, while the family prepares Lucas for overseas study and shopping. Rejected and shut out, he is left alone with an uncertain future.
004
A small accident begins when a child says "Dad... try this" and accidentally causes a burn. The father scolds the child's clumsiness, checks the injury and orders a towel. Later, the child shifts the scene: "Dad, I'm sick. I have leukemia. I need a bone marrow transplant." The episode follows the child's urgent plea and the father's stunned silence. The key turn is the incident becoming an urgent medical crisis; the episode ends with the father facing an immediate, unresolved decision about whether and how to help.
005
A man collapses at home claiming illness and begging his mother to open the door. He pleads, "I don't have much time left," and begs to be taken to the hospital. Inside, his father accuses him of faking sickness for money, says Lucas warned him, and brands him a disgrace when the hospital can't confirm it. Family members insist, "No one opens that door—let him keep acting," and refuse aid. He is left outside asking why they are doing this and saying he'd rather stay in the mountains; the episode ends with his fate unclear.
006
Nathan returns home as someone vows they will do everything to give "him" the best life possible. A polite welcome collapses when another voice angrily blames someone for dragging Lucas into the situation and points to the harm done. Nathan reels inward, questioning whether this is the family he was supposed to have. The confrontation escalates: a household member orders Nathan to get up, calls him bold, forbids a tantrum, and demands he open the door. The episode ends on that demand, leaving Nathan’s choice and the household’s next move unresolved.
007
A mother confronts her son in bed after he skipped greeting the family at the main house. She tells him she pulled him from a poor village and made him the Miller's heir, then scolds him for tantrums, littering, and disrespect. A friend reports Nathan was seen leaving a bar with shady people and lied about being in the hospital. The mother demands reflection and orders him to stop pretending to be dead. His alibi is exposed; he is left exposed and must answer the family's accusations, with his reaction unresolved.
008
After Nathan returns from another fight, his mother lashes out, saying he has ruined the family's name and telling him to stay in his room. She orders Judy to bar him from seeing her so he can 'reflect.' Judy assures Mr. Lucas she'll comply but quietly defends Nathan, suggesting he isn't used to their rules or was simply out too late. The household fractures between punishment and sympathy; Nathan is effectively cut off, and the episode ends with his isolation imposed but his next move—compliance or defiance—left unresolved.
009
At breakfast the family argues about Nathan, who stayed out late and appears to be acting to provoke their mother. Lucas blames himself for not stepping in, but his mother says it's not his fault and their father tells them to ignore Nathan and let him fend for himself. Later, after a casual chess loss where the father praises Lucas's improvement, an acrid smell fills the house. Family members stop and ask, "Do any of you smell that?" The episode ends with the foul odor unexplained and the family's alarm unresolved.
010
When a foul odor floods the Miller household, Mrs. Miller confronts the maid and blames Mr. Nathan for turning his room into a garbage dump. Lucas defends Nathan, but Mrs. Miller orders him to clean immediately. To escape the "jinx" and prepare Lucas for a scheduled visit to the influential Pearsons — where he may meet their eldest daughter — the family decides to leave earlier than planned. Later, maid Judy reports the storage room smell is stronger and the door is locked from the inside. They must decide whether to pry it open or leave the mystery sealed.