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soracantabile wrote: wow...i hope it's not true..
but if that's true..then maybe that's why yoon jae doesn't really want to continue the wedding..out of guilty, because he has a past?

didnt Kyung Joon's aunt and uncle also wondered if KJ is having contact with his dad?

fykimchii wrote: yeah!! i thought so as well, it would be really interesting if it was like that. That way everyone has someone and KJ would have like a mother figure as well. And because he felt to guilty for not telling his fiance that's why he was a bit iffy and wants to fly to america possibly to tell his son that he wants to get married again. And the reason that they switched body could be the fact so that KJ would accept his new mother and to bring his relationship with his dad more closer. therefore there will be a happy ending!!

lol... you finished the entire story. but he's falling for da ran and even kissed her... eeww.

NinaJade82 wrote: Let's go on Aki-chan:

-The fact that the teacher is mostly the kid and the kid is the adult when it comes to "life experiences" cracks me up, and so true in real life with many people. Yet, most adult look down on teens. lol.
-The comedy is not Protect the Boss, but it is very funny and enjoyable. The school morning meeting scenes are my favorite.
-Supernatural elements
-The actor originally acting as kyung Joon is not bad at all... oh that's right, you already said that :p
-The main female lead can be annoyingly naive, but there is enough background to show you why ... 1. Her dad and his rocks collections, and 2. Her brother is not any less idiotic. But he is funny with his broken English. So, she is supposed to be naive to the point of annoyance. Some times there is the exception to the rule, in which the whole family is sort of on the dorky/silly side while there is just one member who is really bright. In this case, everyone resembles each other, and I love that.

What I dislike is when the main female lead is annoying and there is no excuse for her. Example: My Girl, but I understand others liked her... so I guess it all comes down to a matter of taste.

You completed my thoughts, Unni!

Now that I watched all aired eps I´m sure that they are brothers. We just need to see the dad and it will be resolved!

4winkay wrote: i would love to see KJ (in YJ's body) and DR ending up together... my own imagination of the ending would be YJ would give up his body and his love to DR to KJ. kekeke...

haha,,,it would be great!!haha

ah,, i saw a chart on wiki:

YJ and KJ only 12 years apart..so it would be weird if YJ is KJ father..
it possible if more than 14 years apart, but 12??i don't think so.. >_<
but to say that i think they're brothers, makes me confuse about why YJ seems he feels guilty... *sigh*

nekoblah wrote: they sound more like brothers to me and i have to say i love it when he talks english

they both have pretty good pronounciation, some of the best i've heardi n k-drama in a while.

soracantabile wrote:
YJ and KJ only 12 years apart..so it would be weird if YJ is KJ father..
it possible if more than 14 years apart, but 12??i don't think so.. >_<
but to say that i think they're brothers, makes me confuse about why YJ seems he feels guilty... *sigh*

For some reason, all along I'm thinking they are half brothers. I think alot of YJ's guilt comes from the estrangement that seems to hae happened between his father and KJ's mother. I think they hae the same dad. And for some reason the father had an affair with KJ mom - resulting in KJ. But he returned to his wife and YJ mom. Maybe YJ seeing this - his father giing up loe for duty has shaped how he relates to Gil. He feels duty to Gil, and maybe he is confusing that with real emotion. I really do think he cares for her, but I think it's because she reminds him of someone else....

soracantabile wrote: i kind of think that they're actually brothers..
anyone think the same?

That's what I also thought, but I'm always unsure of voicing my theories. However, I'm not sure I like this idea because it's overdone, but I would be interested it if it played out like this: Kyung Joon is the baby born to his mother and her doctor, Yeon Jae's father (since we already see the doctor-saved-patient=relationship in Yeon Jae and Da Ran--it wouldn't be a far stretch that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree). Just a random thought, but you know.