The teen version of Hanna looks a bit too old for the role (even though she's only 19 in real life). I love that they switch back to little Hanna when she hugs her mom (Mone).
who the F cares K isn't her father I don't care if he's her biological father as far as I'm concerned her only…
I didn't really watch the drama, I only watched certain segments. Why K (that's Matthew Lee right?) wanted to kill Hanna if she is his own biological daughter? I don't quite understand this part. You can put spoiler if needed.
But the kid is really a kid, I like them at the same time feel guilty for liking them.
No worries, they are just acting. Furthermore, Park So-yi is a "veteran" child actor who had years of experience (since "Pawn" era) so she knows the difference between acting and real life. Same with Moon Woo-jin.
We had good and very young child actors who had to act very dark child experience, such as Ahn Se-bin who were being chased by zombies, abused by her father, chased by mercenaries who wanted to kill her, etc, or Sim Ji-yu and Jung Seo-yeon who had to witness a lot of violence in The Escape of the Seven series (both seasons) -- and from what we can see, they are doing just fine. :) Those acts are even worse than just the romantic puppy love feeling that Soyi needs to portray.
I'm sure the producer and the team would do the best to "protect" the child actors during filming of such drama (with age rating higher than the child actors' age).
What's the thing with the evil sister asking for forgiveness? With kneeling down, some more. I am sure she's not sincere and has other evil plans up her sleeves! Suji shouldn't meet her.
So I am on ep 6 and can't help but wonder: why is it that when watching the "mother" and the "uncle" I am getting…
I feel the same way for the uncle. He might be in the same situation with Dahae, indebted to the "mother" so he had to live with her and do what she says.
The FL hysterical reaction always delightful to watch, making it so real while at the same time being hilarious…
THIS!!!
This is why I love Chun Woo-hee. Her acting, gosh! You can see how panic and hysteric she is when she finds out that Ina knew about her ulterior motive, and how she thinks that she was busted.
These two episodes felt a bit off, it actually made me lost interest in the story compared to how invested I was…
i would say the pace is suddenly very fast in the last 2 episodes especially episode 6. the wedding event also felt to be very rushed. but i still love this drama. eagerly waiting on what will happen next!
From the cute interaction between Ina and Junwoo at the theme park, and also from Hyerim's decision to return the sneakers and the watch since she seems to be afraid of Ina now...
Does it mean that both Junwoo and Hyerim know now that Ina has a superpower that can read their minds?
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We had good and very young child actors who had to act very dark child experience, such as Ahn Se-bin who were being chased by zombies, abused by her father, chased by mercenaries who wanted to kill her, etc, or Sim Ji-yu and Jung Seo-yeon who had to witness a lot of violence in The Escape of the Seven series (both seasons) -- and from what we can see, they are doing just fine. :) Those acts are even worse than just the romantic puppy love feeling that Soyi needs to portray.
I'm sure the producer and the team would do the best to "protect" the child actors during filming of such drama (with age rating higher than the child actors' age).
This is why I love Chun Woo-hee. Her acting, gosh! You can see how panic and hysteric she is when she finds out that Ina knew about her ulterior motive, and how she thinks that she was busted.
Does it mean that both Junwoo and Hyerim know now that Ina has a superpower that can read their minds?
I have a hunch that the person who saved Dahae from the school fire incident is Gwijoo's firefighter best friend who died in the incident.