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Our Unwritten Seoul korean drama review
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Our Unwritten Seoul
1 people found this review helpful
by Kutiepieplays
1 day ago
12 of 12 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 10
Story 10.0
Acting/Cast 10.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 5.0
This review may contain spoilers

Beautiful story, a must watch

I just want to start this off by saying how amazing of an actress Park Boy-young is, every character she plays feels different, it isn't just the same copy and paste. She's able to bring out the motion needed to make a story great, she did an amazing job distinguishing between the two twins. I love all of the twin themes they were able to pull out with this one, the switches and them being the same person but in different fonts. Twin telepathy basically saved mi-rae, if she wasn't here that day and didn't catch her who knows the injuries and how hard her mental health would've taken that. Her having to hurt herself just to get out of work is so saddening, she was going to end up like su-yeon if she kept going. I just want to mention how amazing the brother is for that, never giving up on his sister and getting justice for her. Knowing she was able to heal was very heartwarming. Which leads me back to the twins' trauma, mi-ji being a recluse for 3 years because of her ankle injury. Her living with the guilt of her grandma and image of mi-rae and ho-su hugging probably forever playing in her mind, being stuck in that room for 3 years. I imagine going into mi-raes' situation must have been pretty triggering. Ho-su being there and being able to recognize her right off the bat is probably what kept her sane, and that is honestly amazing and the definition of true love because what do you mean you are 1 out of the 3 people who is able to tell the difference between the two. Ho-su equally needed mi-ji as well, because of his past trauma and his disability creeping in and getting worse mi-ji being there was saving him as well as her which is incredibly sweet. Which is why I loved them working together to help that old lady, she was funny asf. And the lesbian side story? Always welcome it. I love it, I wish they would have been able to get their happy ending. I feel so bad for them. But I wish we could have gotten to see more of farmer guy and mi-rae, actually seeing them become a couple (i know that's not what she needed but whatever) it would've been nice to see her happy with someone after the whole dad boss debacle. Which is insane. I would have genuinely gone into psychosis if someone that looked exactly like my dad appeared at my job and started hitting on me, like what the hell do you mean I'm so glad that he got a beat down. And then the lawyer jumped in and took them down. I was so glad that he wasn't evil. I really loved how this show incorporated disabilities, you don't see too much of that unless it's inside characters. Overall, this is a beautifully told story about overcoming mental hurdles and living with a disability, growing to accept and live normally with those around you.
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