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Learned SO much from this one drama.
Those two crying scenes in the last scene were painful.
I loved how no character was vilified - but shown as a human.
Each had their character development.
It had women shown in a beautiful, messy, positive and humane light.
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The Boy and I Who Will Break Up in 100 Days
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It's one of those very few dramas that I will think about, recall and revist moving on.
Itsuki's character hits home hard. It's easier for people and society to misunderstand him. I can see why that is. I have never come across a character - even though I watch a lot of dramas - that is this real and unmatched.
To think that the writer/director/creators actually gave thought to bring to life a character like Itsuki, makes me appreciate and value Japanese dramas a little more. Japan does it like none.
I am grateful I happened to watch this drama, even though I was quite reluctant to start it.
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