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Not sure... Maybe he selfishly wanted everything to be like in the past. He seems to be someone who don't adapt well to changes.

I agree with what you said. I wished some things were done a little differently (especially with Eunji), but I wasn't as put out as some others about the way things have been handled with Eunji and Taehyung.

I think it fits with Jaewon character. He clearly is someone who doesn't like confrontation. And there's the fact that they navigate in the same social cercle in university. It can make things really awkward for everyone when some people in a group don't talk to each other anymore. As someone who tries to please those around him, it's not so surprising that Jaewon would try to make things better with both Taehyung and Eunji.

But I felt it was more along the line of « let's get along » than « let's be friends ». Forgiving and forgetting are different things. Like you said, it's the kind of relashionship that probably won't last past university years.

Jaewon and Taehyung's friendship is really different from Jaewon and Yoonwon's one. With Yoonwon, Jaewon is more himself, he confides in her, they support each other and you can see the emotional connexion between the two.
The relationship with Taehyung is much more shallow. It's the kind of « friend » he goes out and have fun with but who knows very little about him. I think Jaewon was abble to forgive him because just like he said, he already knows what kind of person Taehyung is. He accepts him for who he is, pettiness and all.

"The Eighth Sense is one of those projects that stand out because of how clear it is that it's a labor of love. It is a thrilling and passionate story of pain, drama, romance, yearning, and a deep and beautiful portrayal of serious and important themes like trauma, mental health and so much more."

I like the way you worded this. Very good review !

I haven't seen "My liberation notes" but it definitely have the same kind of vibes as "My Mister"

The ending credits in ep 6 without music or sound is powerful. It's like getting a glimpse into Jae-Won's mind and the emptiness he must feel in that moment.

I could find as many examples as possible and you would probably just deny it. ^^

This conversation is starting to sound too much like an argument for my liking, so I'll leave the last word to you.

What you call asumptions, I call observation. We just have different points of view and I respect your opinion :)

Now I agree with what you said about some other dramas making things more obvious for viewers. It's probably a question of taste. I actually like it better when it's done in a more subtle and realistic way.

While I agree with some criticisms about the last 2 (or 3) episodes, I don't get why people would call Junho feelings for Young Woo shallow. Maybe because I never felt like he suddenly fell in love with her in that wedding dress scene...

I just think Junho is the kind of people who pays attention to others and sees things others would probably overlook. As early as the first episode, he noticed many sides of Young Woo.

He respects her as an attorney, admire her intelligence, he knows she's passionate and determined, brave and strong in many ways and she's also kind, sincere and pure. She often makes him smile and laugh. From the start, he's had a soft spot for her and I think she touches him in many ways. Does he need more reasons to fall in love ?

In my opinion, the wedding dress scene is not him falling in love with her but him seeing her as a woman for the first time. Which is different.

I agree!! There's very few people he lets his guard down with and show his softer side to.

Both maybe ? I think he genuinely liked Eugene. You can feel it in the way he talks to her and the tone of his voice, it is somewhat sweeter

Black is one of the most complex and interesting character in this drama. He really shines in this episode.

Difficult to choose for now because there's still much we don't know about Black...
But I'd say while White is a lovable character, Black is an intriguing one. I like both !!

I think so too :)
And also, when they all meet at Dan's hideout/painting studio, the first thing Black says to Sean is "Sean, you can even get up" referencing the way he left him after he beat him up. It's as if they hadn't met since and given Sean's reaction, it seems to be the last clue he needed to connect the dots.

Think so too...

The scene between Boo Jung and her dad was an emotional one. The love they share and the understanding they have of each of other is really beautiful.

On another note, it was interesting to see the difference between Kang Jae's and Jung Soo's hugs and the way Boo Jung reacts to it. It says a lot about the relationships.

You're welcome :)

I think the drama makes a good job showing every side of the story... When it comes to Jung Soo, we can see how he starts to question himself as he slowly realise how little he knows about his wife's life and hardships. Through his conversation with other characters, little reactions or even flashbacks, I think we have a pretty good understanding of his state of mind.

I may be wrong but I think they met before Akira's manager asked him to find informations about her (so before Boo Jung started sending messages to Ah Ran).
It seems to me that they met while Boo Jung was in the hospital after her miscarriage and Jingwoo's son (Min Su) was also treated there. They also both have a connection through the site « cafe hallelujah » made for people with depression. Both having a hard time, they kind of formed a bond trough that.
I think when he took the job, he has protected Boo Jung by not giving any useful information on her to Akira's manager (who has said to Kang Jae that Jingwoo has drowned out this for too long).

Probably too late but just in case you're still looking for it... I think it's Vodka Rain - Dreamlike

Best Screenwriter (and for which show?)
- Park Hae Young (My Mister)
- Jung Bo Hoon (Prison Playbook)
- Lee Woo Jung (Prison Playbook)

Best Director(and for which show?)
- Kim Won Suk (My Mister)
- Yoo Jae Won (The smile has left your eyes)
- Shin Won Ho (Prison Playbook)

Best Korean Drama of 2018:   
- My Mister
- The smile has left your eyes
- Prison playbook

Best Mini Series/Web Drama: 
- To.Jenny
- After the rain

Best Romance Drama: 
- Just between lovers
- The smile has left your eyes
- Thirty but seventeen

Best Comedy Drama: 
- Prison playbook
- Feel good to die

Best Romantic/Comedy Drama: 
- A Poem a day
- Thirty but seventeen

Best Melodrama: 
- Just between lovers
- The smile has left your eyes

Best Actor: 
- Lee Sun Kyun (My Mister)
- Seo In Guk (The smile has left your eyes)
- Lee Jun Ho (Just between lovers)

Best Actress:
- IU (My Mister)
- Jung So Min (The smile has left your eyes)

Best Supporting Actor:
- Park Sung Woong (The smile has left your eyes)
- Choi Moo Sung (Prison Playbook)
- Lee Kyu Hyung (Prison playbook)

Best Supporting Actress:
- Oh Na Ra (My Mister)

Best Idol Actor(or Actress):
- IU (My Mister)
- Lee Jun Ho (Just between lovers)

Best Couple:
- Lee Kang Doo x Ha Moon Soo (Just between lovers)
- Woo Seo Ri x Gong Woo Jin (Thirty but seventeen)
- Kim Moo Young x Yoo Jin Kang (The smile has left your eyes)

Best Bromance:
- Prison playbook (sixth cell)
- My Mister (3 brothers)
- A poem a day (Joo Yong xDae Bang)

Best OST:
- Sondia (손디아) - Adult (어른) (My Mister)
- Vincent Blue (김민승) - There Is A Rainbow (무지개는 있다) (My Mister)
- Ahn Ji Yeon(안지연) – Lost (The smile has left your eyes)