Cabbage Your Life Episode 3

Lost sons leads to found neighbors

The middle son is determined to head back and has little brother in tow. Right before the bus had to leave, middle son notes the precious Carol headphones were left in the station. This separated the brothers who then went through a scary time trying to find each other. The ladies are more accepting of the mom after her panic attack. She had just recovered to find two of her sons missing and their passports. They finally find the boys and get them home. What was fun to see was the empathy and support from the locals. The village leader and wife each took it upon themselves to personally help the very ones they wanted to leave. The one thing they could all unanimously agree upon was the importance of family. This bridged a gap that added understanding and consideration. The eldest son has still not told his parents about withdrawing from class. This gets him a nice long chat with Bo Mi and a kiss in the apple orchard. I like how wise she is with common sense things. She looks at life with optimism and enjoys the work she does. The Seong family realize now that dad has been away too long and there needs to be more interaction with the family as a while. It was also nice to see the middle so. Praised for something. He is acting like an idiot, but he craves recognition from his parents, and when that fails to happen he looks to other more indulgent ways to spend his time and attention. The eldest son had the biggest surprise when he tells dad he dropped out of school because he killed someone. I am thinking it was a practice surgery and he failed it causing him to doubt himself and his chosen major. This should have been discussed a lot earlier, but now it has finally come to light for their family to deal with. The first thing they really need is just be a whole family from now. I enjoyed the village chief being won over by the littlest and cutest son. This drama lets us enjoy family in all its messy glory. It will be fun watching the Seong family become whole and the locals helping them figure out farming and family.

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