He makes haste to arrange the duvet around her to cover the socked feet that had gone wayward some time during inertia. The sight makes Jeong Hyeok flinch on the inside. Inching towards her, he immediately notices how her arms are protectively crossed over her body, as if wishing to give herself the warmth no one else could provide.Īs if she's used to doing so her whole life. The slightest movement from her slumbering form lets him know that she is actually shivering from the cold. He stops when his expert vision catches something from its peripheral. Wanting her to get more of it, the captain employs his stealth mode in maneuvering his way in search of a glass of water. The corners of his mouth turn slightly upwards when realization hits him that sleep is probably the only thing in the world that can make her go still and quiet.

Grateful to have an excuse to move away from the spot where he had been forced to relive an agitating memory, he stands from the floor and makes a beeline for the kitchen to quench his thirst.įixing the hem of his camo long sleeves on his wrist, he crosses the threshold to his study where Yoon Se-ri, the bossy, quirky, unique South Korean woman, currently reclines in temporary solitude. His parched throat tells him he had most likely been internally screaming in his dreams again, and he instinctively reaches to his side table for a glass of water.

Shaking his head and puffing out his cheeks, he closes his eyes as he tries to regulate his heart rate and bring it back to normal. The distorted images of the pristine waters from a beautiful blue lake, a quaint wooden piano, and the face of his brother, all bloodied and bruised, continue to linger in the North Korean soldier's mind, even after consciousness fully takes over to claim him. 2 was also released in 2016, and Atlas: Space arrived the following year.Though the cool breeze filters through the open window of his room enough to coat his body in an icy glaze, his forehead is bathed in a sheen of sweat that readily hints at the torment he had just been through. 1 arrived that same year, while 2016 saw the release of the original motion picture soundtracks for the films Many Beautiful Things and The Spring. Commissioned by the ABC network (for Grey's Anatomy), Covers, Vol. The long-form conceptual Atlas enterprise followed the same format in 2013, with its first installment, Atlas: Year One (30 Songs), reaching completion the following year. In 2011, under the Sleeping at Last moniker, O'Neal began releasing three songs a month for the ambitious, subscription-based Yearbook project. O'Neal is also the composer for the Rainn Wilson-produced children's program Kid President: Declaration of Awesome on the HUB network. The independently released Keep No Score arrived in 2006, followed in 2009 by Storyboards, the latter of which featured orchestral arrangements by Van Dyke Parks.nnBy this time, Sleeping at Last had become a solo vehicle for Ryan O'Neal, who was reaping the rewards of a burgeoning composing career, landing songs on popular television shows like Grey's Anatomy, Bones, Criminal Minds, Believe, and So You Think You Can Dance the Sleeping at Last song 'Turning Page' appeared in two versions of the original motion picture soundtrack for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn as well.

Ghosts, their official debut, appeared in October 2003, followed by a national tour opening for Switchfoot. After sparking the interest of Billy Corgan with their self-released full-length, Capture, the erstwhile Smashing Pumpkin aided the group in securing a record deal with Interscope, who signed the band in late 2002.

The trio began to build a local following, playing wherever possible and doing the occasional support gig. Based out of suburban Chicago, emo-inflected alt-rockers Sleeping at Last formed in 1999 around the talents of guitarist/vocalist Ryan O'Neal, drumming sibling Chad O'Neal, and bass player Dan Perdue.

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