Vii91 wrote: It struck me that while we are all rooting for Yeon Jae and hope for her to fulfill her wishes, it's terribly cruel on her part to make a man fall in love with her when she's dying soon. Don't get me wrong, I love her character and the whole point of the drama is about living one's life to the fullest because there's no guarantee for a tomorrow, but I wonder if she ever paused even for a second to consider the implication of her deeds.
While having an affair with a hot guy would be just perfect, her wish is to fall in love and in doing so she's pulling him into it too.
How would you feel if you were the guy and you were to discover that the woman you've fallen for has a terminal desease of which you knew nothing?
Drama-MusicAddict wrote: I find your post interesting because it made me realize that most of the time in dramaland we always get the other end of the story. The main lead has almost always been the one to fall in love, and then find out their loved one has a terminal disease of which you had no idea.
However, in Scent of a Woman they approach the same situation from another perspective. This time it's the character with the terminal disease.
I get what you're saying, and the scene when Ji Wook finds out will be quite heart wrenching, I'm already anticipating it, but I think the change in perspective is what makes this drama so interesting. Of course the great chemistry always helps.
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AnaChoi wrote: I just have to say that the ahjummas in Suwon, where my orientation is being held, are all about Scent of a Woman. A group of us went to a bar last night (Sunday), and around 10, the ahjummas started yelling and swatting at the ahjussis that were parked in front of the tv. The ahjussis put up a good fight, but they eventually caved under the heavy hands of the ahjummas, who triumphantly proceeded to change the channel to Scent of a Woman with much groaning from the defeated. Another teacher and I said in our rickety Korean that we liked this show, and that just puffed up the ahjummas even more as they kept gesturing towards us and saying to the ahjussis, "Waeguk like! Waeguk like!" They also gave us a free pitcher of beer, and whenever one of them passed by, she would nudge me and ask, "Lee Dong Wook like? You like?" And that's my story.
Vii91 wrote: It struck me that while we are all rooting for Yeon Jae and hope for her to fulfill her wishes, it's terribly cruel on her part to make a man fall in love with her when she's dying soon. Don't get me wrong, I love her character and the whole point of the drama is about living one's life to the fullest because there's no guarantee for a tomorrow, but I wonder if she ever paused even for a second to consider the implication of her deeds.
While having an affair with a hot guy would be just perfect, her wish is to fall in love and in doing so she's pulling him into it too.
How would you feel if you were the guy and you were to discover that the woman you've fallen for has a terminal desease of which you knew nothing?
Dzhulia wrote: Ep 9 seriously made me want to slap Sae Kyung bro & dad & Ji Wook father. I mean the bro is so unimportant but yet he is such a bitch with his damn attitude. You should know damn well why the guy dont want to marry you equally bitchy sister. The dad needs to grow up....so because Ji Wook dump your daughter you need to be an ass and try to ruin alot of people's life. Ji Wook father firstly you shouldn't be allowed to rule your son's life....nuff said
Ep 10. Sae Kyung i still don't like. You don't have romantic feeling for Jin Wook but yet you don't want another woman with him. Stop being a bratty selfish b****
Yeon Jae don't you know being a noble idiot will not get you nowhere.
Finally at last Ji Wook finds out about the cancer.
LOVE2NE1 wrote: I too wanted him to find out about the cancer, but I wanted her to tell him and not him to find out that way.