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Can This Love Be Translated? Episode 7 Reactions
Episode 7 really highlights how hard it is for the ML to navigate feelings he doesn’t know how to explain. He admits to his friend that he doesn’t understand the FL — and honestly, it must be confusing for him. She rejected him, he thought the best option was to stay away… and then she shows up at his doorstep anyway.
There’s clearly a misunderstanding between them, and it’s one of those situations where neither of them is saying what they actually mean. Until the FL turns into a tiny thief and steals his record — a song that has a connection between them — and it becomes a lightbulb moment for the ML. He’s frustrating, yes, but it’s starting to feel less like he’s cold and more like he just genuinely struggles to translate his emotions. That doesn’t mean he doesn’t have them.
It’s also becoming clear he’s no longer stuck pining for his crush… and just when you think their romance might finally start moving forward, the drama hits us with a curveball: the FL’s uncle appears. We get glimpses of her childhood and more context for why she behaves the way she does, and suddenly her reactions make a lot more sense.
The ML worries about her and goes looking, only to find her “fine” at a photoshoot… but she’s not fine. The past trauma resurfaces, she can’t cope, and that’s when her character appears again. It’s starting to feel like something much deeper is going on — like a split or dissociation — and it’s unsettling.
When she turns up at the ML’s home again, he immediately knows something isn’t right. And honestly, neither do we.
There’s clearly a misunderstanding between them, and it’s one of those situations where neither of them is saying what they actually mean. Until the FL turns into a tiny thief and steals his record — a song that has a connection between them — and it becomes a lightbulb moment for the ML. He’s frustrating, yes, but it’s starting to feel less like he’s cold and more like he just genuinely struggles to translate his emotions. That doesn’t mean he doesn’t have them.
It’s also becoming clear he’s no longer stuck pining for his crush… and just when you think their romance might finally start moving forward, the drama hits us with a curveball: the FL’s uncle appears. We get glimpses of her childhood and more context for why she behaves the way she does, and suddenly her reactions make a lot more sense.
The ML worries about her and goes looking, only to find her “fine” at a photoshoot… but she’s not fine. The past trauma resurfaces, she can’t cope, and that’s when her character appears again. It’s starting to feel like something much deeper is going on — like a split or dissociation — and it’s unsettling.
When she turns up at the ML’s home again, he immediately knows something isn’t right. And honestly, neither do we.
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Talk about the truly UNEXPECTED. I really did not see that couple coming, or the sudden "influence" (to say it in some way) of Do Ra Mi! What a plot twist, and so well done. The mix of genres without losing sense of storyline is definitely such a work of art. My psychological mind is now making sense of so many things...I'm really loving this.
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Before Dorami is just outside torturing Mu-hee. And at this episode, Dorami taking over Mu-hee? Oh my, this is now horror ? :(
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ep 1 looks like a kdrama but already shows a deep toxic pattern ep 2-4 look like a kdrama but lack content already ep 5 and on are just crazy hollywood drug-like and very off moraly and humanely THIS IS NOT A KDRAMA
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