To Europe by train?

It’s been a month since North Korea’s “Dear Leader,” Kim Jong-il, passed away from a heart attack in his armored train. We were told that he died inspecting the country’s readiness for the 100th anniversary of the birthday of his father, Kim Il-sung.
Here in Seoul, the capital of neighboring South Korea, which has long had an extremely tense relationship with its totalitarian northern neighbor, the fact that Kim Jong-il is dead has not made a visible impact on day-to-day life.
Appearances can be deceiving, however.