From Jeju City Bus Terminal: Have “Driver’s License Agency” written out in Korean (운전면허시험장: I managed to find it on a bilingual map easily found in any of the tourist booths scattered throughout the island if you can’t read the text here). Once they see it, they’ll sell you a ticket and tell you which gate the bus leaves (probably gate 9). If you show the name to the driver, he’ll even let you know when to get off.
Get off at the stop with a small sign …

“Tell my mom I love her,” she said, seconds before jumping off the cliff. I wish I could say those were her last words, but the smart alec in the group had to ruin the moment. “Don’t you mean ‘loved’?”
“Erm, yes. Tell me mother I loved her.” And then she ran at breakneck speed, or at least as fast as she could with the gear weighing her down, and lept off the cliff. Some would call it a leap of faith, other of skill. The more practical in the world …