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In the way it was directed (the scene where Tae Oh tried to commit suicide and Sun Woo hugged him) it was implied that she was thinking of forgiving him. She was a little hesitant when Joon Young started running away and in her monologue said that Tae Oh was a big part of herself (she hated him, but she also loved him). Joon Young though that his mother would get back to his father or their lives would continue being a mess, with his parents always getting on the way of one another. That is why he ran.
I understand what you mean about the fact that it would be easy to find him and I agree.
I think the ending was an open one or an imagination of Sun Woo. We don't really see Joon Young at the end of the series. He is blurred. That, in my opinion, means that he either was an imagination of Sun Woo or that it was up to the viewer to decide when and if Joon Young came back.

It is, but I think that the original is Swedish.
I hope it airs someday.

I know that there will definitely be some fiction but is it generally historically accurate?
(Please no spoilers)

If you got hooked from the first episode you will probably love it, because the second half of the series is the best.

Well everyone has different tastes and that's a really good thing!
I think that 2 kdramas aired in Thessaloniki but I am not sure.
I agree, but I think that the good Korean dramas would seem more foreign to the Greek viewer. At least the ones I love.
What series would you recommend for someone that knows nothing about the korean culture?

I personally couldn't pass after the 2nd episode of healer, but many people like it. Even though I haven't watched K2 I think it is a good choice, especially for people that have never watched a Kdrama. Ji Chang Wook is playing, it seems to have action and from the critics I read the first episodes are really good.
I would also like Misty as a choice.
However, I was quite surprised that they chose K2. I expected that if they would ever show a kdrama on tv it would be something with more episodes or comedy, like the series that they aired in Thessaloniki I think (I don't remember their names).

Me too! Even though I didn't plan to watch it , now that it will be on television I definitely will. We have to raise the number of viewers so that they can air more Kdramas.
It was a huge step for our TV.

You are from Greece too?
I know right? At the beginning I thought I was mistaking. I even thought that it may be a perfume commercial.

Just came here to say that this is the first kdrama that will be played in Greek Tv (at least in Athens)

Well his parents are also old enough to make everything clear with him and between them, but they don't. Tae Oh had the audacity to ask for forgiveness and try to commit suicide in front of his son.
On the other hand even If Sun Woo loves Joon Young very much and after her husband's affair destroyed her family she still though about forgiving him. She came back to Gosan because her son wanted to. Even if he did, I think that she was mature enough to understand that it wouldn't be a good choice. She could have explained that to her son, but she didn't.
She helped him, after they both tried to destroy each other. And all of that made sense with the short monologue of Sun Woo in the ending.
I think that the ending was not so bad. Joon young was the person that connected those two and he decided to leave, because he knew that and he wasn't willing to go through all of this all over again.
Besides, I don't think it's right to accuse Joon Young. He went through a lot because of his parents that couldn't act like civilized people and get a proper divorce through court.

The fact that Joon Young is traumatized from everything that happened played a big role in his decision. Also the fact that his father tried to kill himself after Joon Young didn't say goodbye to him made things even worse.
Joon Young said that he followed his father because he told him that he didn't know what he would do. After all of this he tried to kill himself in front of his child. That must have been a huge blow for the son.
I actually think that this specific scene was greatly directed.
We see his parents "hugging" and Joon Young witnesses that, while he is making a movement with his head like he is refusing it. His mother stared at him for a while. It is subjective but I think that it was implied that Sun Woo would try to make everything work again with Tae Oh. When Joon Young ran she didn't know what to do for a few seconds. I think she was considering forgiving her ex husband but at the same time she wasn't sure. After all she clearly said that she hated him and also loved him.
Joon Young witnessed his family falling apart and he didn't want to watch it happen again. I thing that is why he left.

I think it was directed in a way that it felt like Sun Woo would forgive Tae Oh. That is why Joon Young left. If I remember correctly when the son saw his parents "hugging" the movement of his head was like he was refusing something. In the meantime Sun Woo just looked at him.That is why I believe that Sun Woo intended to get back with him. She said herself that she hated him and loved him at the same time.
I don't want to start the whole conversation about Joon Young again. Obviously he is unstable who wouldn't? But his father basically told him that "he didn't know what he will do" if he didn't come with him. Even if Tae Oh was a bastard Joon Young didn't want him dead (something that is obvious in the "suicide scene"). I suppose he left his phone behind out of rush (or possibly to make the scene seem more serious)
Most people say -and I agree with them- that it was like an imagination of Sun Woo that her son actually returned. He probably didn't, but that would be her happy ending.
That is why Joon Young was blurred in the last scene.

How is it so far?

Me too. She was fantastic.

Save me, The guest or Strangers from hell (they have completely different plots from this one, but they have the same vibe)
Another one is Class of lies which is more similar plot-wise.

Nothing has been confirmed yet. Since this is a Netflix original it could have (or not) a 2nd season. Both would make sense. In my opinion you should watch it. It doesn't feel like an incomplete series.
If a 2nd season is confirmed, it will probably be released next year around the same time (like what happened to Kingdom)

It seems nice.

I usually don't like when a series has a 2nd season, but this is an exception. I am so excited!

I am scared of that too. Let's hope that it will be good.

I agree completely with your last point. It is getting tiring that everyone defends Sun Woo. She is a badass character, but she isn't a saint. Let's not forget that she willingly made Joon Young traumatised and almost killed him (2 times). Also she had sex with Tae Oh. She did the same think that she was deeply hurt from.
From what I can tell nobody feels sorry, because everyone wanted to see Da Kyung hurt, after the things she did.
About your last point, we can't really not blame Da Kyung at all. After all she had an affair with a married man with a a kid. It is obviously mostly Tae Oh's fault, but if she was so prideful she would never have an affair with someone like him, love him or not.
And I think the reason that everyone is angry, is because Da Kyung isn't the kind of girl to wait for Tae Oh to get a divorce and then after having a relationship with him. She knew that he was married and because of her love for him, she tried to make fun and provoke Sun Woo, even when she thought that Sun Woo didn't know about the affair of her husband.
In conclusion, Da Kyung isn't innocent but she shouldn't get the blame for everything going on. Almost every single character in the series is deeply problematic and no one can be considered completely innocent or pitiful.