News - Aired: July 14, 2012
Sprout Episode 2 Reactions
I know how I want it to end, But I fear that this drama will have me crying some more. I really like the fact that they use text in between sometimes to describe the feelings of the main girl. it makes the drama all the more unique. I feel like every episode really has me addicted to this drama. Watching it, I only see the constant wish to see another episode airing. This drama is way to short. 10 episodes, Each on 23 episodes.
In the first episode I thought I would be spared in this drama from the 2nd lead syndrome as I really had started to taking a liking to the main guy. What I didn't expect however was for that guy to make a 100 percent turn in the ways of personality. From seemingly having his eyes on her earlier, Concluding the previous episode telling that he has a girlfriend. Asking the girl who really likes him more than anything to take care of this girl, Causing her more harm than any bullying on the level could do his girlfriend.
Somehow, I am just wondering how I always manage to get into this mess when there are people out there who never even once managed to get this syndrome.. Please... Just Please, Make Miyuki dissapear. She is one of those characters I can't withstand. Nice at the beginning acting like an angel, Then most likely to make a 100percent turnabout becoming a nightmare later on. I haven't read the manga, But I certainly have that feel right now.
I Can't wait for the next episode.. This one was really cute.. I felt really bad for Miku however when she cried like that. I can totally relate to her feelings.
I think I like Hayato (I think that's his name, Souhei's friend) more. Sure he may have girls going after him but at least he's not leading them on. But him kissing Miku at the end was so unexpected but sweet at the same time. I like him.
Miku for now is a neutral character for me, I don't hate her but I don't entirely like her either. She seems like a decent girl because she doesn't want to get in the way of Souhei's relationship, but on the other hand she's a coward afraid to voice her feelings and thoughts. But I do like that the drama writes her thoughts out using the Japanese characters rather than just using voice-overs to express her thoughts. It's clever and unique. Shows her meekness.
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