What Park Jin's assistant said, what was shown today with the eunuch and earlier concerning Bu-Yeon's birth points to this? If you insert an ice stone into a person, it is inside of it basically animating the dead, and you have to get it out first from the body to have it back. Is Bu-Yeon sort of undead from birth? Also, again, just think about all those petrified statues in the lake - their souls are still inside and can be revived with the ice stone?
You do know that in SK until recently abortion was illegal? Many nations and religions to this day consider abortion…
Just give it up already. You clearly have never been in love so you don't get it. -Nobody forced her to, she agreed to it. But legally she abandoned her child, so she can't barge in years later and make any sort of demands like she did in episode 10, it was clearly selfish of her. Many people here were understandably shocked here how cold and bitchy she presented herself, women often have regrets of abandoning their children later, so many people thought at first she will come around to get to know her daughter maybe, especially considering that scene in episode 8. -It was his child as well, so wanting to save it is not "disgusting" as you say. -All of her accusasions were baseless and out of control due to circumstances beyond father's knowledge. Hanbada CEO already figured out WYW is TSM's child and she used that. As a parent who's only child can't get a job she worked all her life to get he just couldn't allow her to get fired.
OK guys. Given the episode about giving consent for sexual activity with someone with disabilities, and Young-Woo…
WYW is not like that girl from the trial. Her mental age is of an adult and she has high IQ. She may not even need her father as a legal guardian, seeing how she planned to move out of the house and live by herself. And besides, legally only the person herself can give consent if she's capable, not her legal guardian/parents/etc. But it's good manners to introduce your boyfriend to the parents, so I think of course she will do that.
Do I sound aggressive? It's not my intention. I just like to see some evidence. I'm not willing to do it myself,…
Yea, I'm not counting the time of every episode that has love triangle scenes. But most of the episodes have them with one triangle or another. So that's gotta count for much more than an hour total, for sure. And we're only halfway through. So far only CP consistently moves the main plot forward as the progressor of ML's magical powers. Others are dragging on for no apparent reason other than for giggles or encroaching second hand embarrasment and boredom of watching their futile attempts. More realistically, with no detriment to the plot, most of them could have been swapped for friendship or rivalry. But no, if there's a character of suitable age and unmarried status let's just try pairing them with as many characters of the opposite sex as possible in a love polygon 🙄 And if there are not enough, let's make some new ones for this sake and introduce them later.
Personally, I think this myriad of love triangles makes the plot unfocused and shifting into the wrong direction. Some characters, like Yul or the new Heo girl, even suffer from the lack of proper character development, because it feels like they're there simply as one of the love triangle's corners. So it's understandable some people even start to get bored.
i thought it was only me lol. Im not saying her mother is a likable character but i kind of understand her idk…
He was calling her selfish because she came out of nowhere and started spouting her ulterior "concern" for FL, as if she had the right to do it as the mother. Like, FL wasn't adequately raised by her father and that she can provide her much better opportunities and even autism "treatment". That is, if they make themselves scarce and go live in another country for her political career sake. He totally was in the right to call her selfish in that case. I mean, how much more does the father and daughter have to sacrifice for her career and for how long? Yea, she consented to give birth, but that's basically trite now compared to what they had to suffer, while she continued living high life. I reserve judgment for now about why she coldly dumped the father in the first place - was it because she didn't love him, or her family pressured her, or she simply is a careerist bitch. But one thing is certain her only concern was ever only herself, she thinks everything revolves around her. So calling her selfish was correct.
Yes I thought soo…. Is he stupid or what… after all he is breaking promise and trying to find fault with taesoomi.…
That CEO clearly knew that FL was TSM's daughter, that's why she hired her in the first place. Just watch her first appearance to his shop - when she was sitting in the car she looked at WYW's photo from the article and said she looked like her mother. I mean, come on. But she didn't inform the father of her plot, so stop pinning it down on him.
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Also, again, just think about all those petrified statues in the lake - their souls are still inside and can be revived with the ice stone?
-Nobody forced her to, she agreed to it. But legally she abandoned her child, so she can't barge in years later and make any sort of demands like she did in episode 10, it was clearly selfish of her. Many people here were understandably shocked here how cold and bitchy she presented herself, women often have regrets of abandoning their children later, so many people thought at first she will come around to get to know her daughter maybe, especially considering that scene in episode 8.
-It was his child as well, so wanting to save it is not "disgusting" as you say.
-All of her accusasions were baseless and out of control due to circumstances beyond father's knowledge. Hanbada CEO already figured out WYW is TSM's child and she used that. As a parent who's only child can't get a job she worked all her life to get he just couldn't allow her to get fired.
So far only CP consistently moves the main plot forward as the progressor of ML's magical powers. Others are dragging on for no apparent reason other than for giggles or encroaching second hand embarrasment and boredom of watching their futile attempts. More realistically, with no detriment to the plot, most of them could have been swapped for friendship or rivalry. But no, if there's a character of suitable age and unmarried status let's just try pairing them with as many characters of the opposite sex as possible in a love polygon 🙄 And if there are not enough, let's make some new ones for this sake and introduce them later.
Personally, I think this myriad of love triangles makes the plot unfocused and shifting into the wrong direction. Some characters, like Yul or the new Heo girl, even suffer from the lack of proper character development, because it feels like they're there simply as one of the love triangle's corners. So it's understandable some people even start to get bored.
He totally was in the right to call her selfish in that case. I mean, how much more does the father and daughter have to sacrifice for her career and for how long? Yea, she consented to give birth, but that's basically trite now compared to what they had to suffer, while she continued living high life. I reserve judgment for now about why she coldly dumped the father in the first place - was it because she didn't love him, or her family pressured her, or she simply is a careerist bitch. But one thing is certain her only concern was ever only herself, she thinks everything revolves around her. So calling her selfish was correct.