I think this season is a messed version, of something that should have been written better, because the cast is good. It is like they destroyed the second lead character because they had to make the lead impressive, comparing S1, S2 has new characters. It might be popular visually, but frustrating to watch. I have no qualms when something is written to stimulate, but this is just... Nasku should love the one who has always supported her, it didn't make a difference in what form she appeared. The must be some error , Nasku was the master of JU, never the other way around.
Who actually has a crush on who, the flash backs tell one story, but the reviews say another. Doesn't EG have feelings for BD, if one remembers both rain scenes?
One of the themes of this kdrama is that how people can loose themselves so easier, and how hard it is to regain themselves as they grow. Each character is griping with " what must I do ", and there choices have an effect not only on themselves but all around them. It is a TV show, so there must be drama etc, but if one just analysis these characters one might be surprised to find out that these traits are real. I think in the first or second episode when GS ask Mr Lee what to do with YS, because he was not capable of looking after her, and Mr Lee answered that he and his wife will help, and as one watched YS become like a second daughter to them. Now jump now to the last few episodes ( 55 until 60 ), that idea is confirmed, to YS Mr Lee is a father figure, and as Mrs Lee told Mrs Choi, YS is her daughter, and the grandma of OB said she is my granddaughter, so I conclude that the dinner club members all played a role in YS life, they became either a mother or father or grandmother. Also, Mrs Choi said that YS takes after Mrs Lee character, honest and strong. I remembered that in Korea all males do military service for three years, so one must consider that GS was out of the life of YS for that period, and that she grow more with the Lee's than at the dinner. JH has to let go of YS so that he can grow up and mature, he has a crush on YS but that crush is based on a eight year old child's mentality. Once he lets go of her, he can grow and be able to live in the present, and not in the past. Remember when he hugged her, and then told her that he always hugged her like that ( after his mother's death), YS reaction was like, " what are you talking about ", to her it was only the second time they ever hugged, and then she realised, why is she not feeling joy and happiness when hugging him, why did not her heart beat faster, and ever since that episode she has been analysing her thoughts and feelings and emotions, because blind love is not love, one just analysis and make choices. One must ask, do you love someone because they grew up with you or do you love someone who makes one happy and one who makes one feels comfortable and confident about themselve. YS enjoys GS company, even at the expense of everyone else, and her body language tells is the audience that, also the language she uses. It is a long journey, so it life, one should never run blind folded, into darkness, when one can see.
I told my daughter, if a friend tells everybody that you and him are in a relationship without your consent, he is not worthy of her. Because consent shows respect and if he doesn't respect you in the small things in life, then he will not respect you in the bigger things in life. I a male orientated society this would be fine, then don't write the characters who are female with strong personalities, because it means nothing because when the second male lead arrives she will crumble in his presence.
Omg YS is a dummy! She should have left with junghoon. Ugh.
It is one thing growing up with someone, but leaving to live with someone, that is dangerous. Rather get married, then leave, because just leaving because they like each other, is dangerous. Also, he decided everything, and told everyone they were a couple, but nobody even asked her what she felt, she was railroaded into a corner. That is not love, but rather a dependency seeking male who would control her life.
I think YS and GS are a nice couple, they compliment and support one another. They are also very protective of one another, they will do anything to ensure that the other is not harmed, but if one is attacked, they will defend. Also, GS has instilled into YS the touch of cooking, which she loves. I have a sister in law how is 14 older than her husband, and she is from a very conservative family. If there is a sister brother relationship, then why is she calling him MR, and not something more informal related to " family". Of all the characters one has not developed, he is still suck in a child's world, were impulses are what control's him, and in reality these are the most dangerous people in society, they only care about their needs and wants, without due regards to others. No girl on earth would be advised to date a guy like that, because he has to grow up, and there is a 12 year gap which must be closed. So he is still 8 years old, and GS 32 years old, which of the two would be easier to love, a child who is intelligent or an adult who is by your side.
Maybe a romance out of necessity, because both the body's have committed a crime, hence they need to protect themselves in both genders. Also, I think there is more to the story, maybe something which could be related to his sister or family or workers.
I think in the first or second episode when GS ask Mr Lee what to do with YS, because he was not capable of looking after her, and Mr Lee answered that he and his wife will help, and as one watched YS become like a second daughter to them. Now jump now to the last few episodes ( 55 until 60 ), that idea is confirmed, to YS Mr Lee is a father figure, and as Mrs Lee told Mrs Choi, YS is her daughter, and the grandma of OB said she is my granddaughter, so I conclude that the dinner club members all played a role in YS life, they became either a mother or father or grandmother. Also, Mrs Choi said that YS takes after Mrs Lee character, honest and strong.
I remembered that in Korea all males do military service for three years, so one must consider that GS was out of the life of YS for that period, and that she grow more with the Lee's than at the dinner.
JH has to let go of YS so that he can grow up and mature, he has a crush on YS but that crush is based on a eight year old child's mentality. Once he lets go of her, he can grow and be able to live in the present, and not in the past. Remember when he hugged her, and then told her that he always hugged her like that ( after his mother's death), YS reaction was like, " what are you talking about ", to her it was only the second time they ever hugged, and then she realised, why is she not feeling joy and happiness when hugging him, why did not her heart beat faster, and ever since that episode she has been analysing her thoughts and feelings and emotions, because blind love is not love, one just analysis and make choices.
One must ask, do you love someone because they grew up with you or do you love someone who makes one happy and one who makes one feels comfortable and confident about themselve.
YS enjoys GS company, even at the expense of everyone else, and her body language tells is the audience that, also the language she uses.
It is a long journey, so it life, one should never run blind folded, into darkness, when one can see.
If there is a sister brother relationship, then why is she calling him MR, and not something more informal related to " family".
Of all the characters one has not developed, he is still suck in a child's world, were impulses are what control's him, and in reality these are the most dangerous people in society, they only care about their needs and wants, without due regards to others. No girl on earth would be advised to date a guy like that, because he has to grow up, and there is a 12 year gap which must be closed. So he is still 8 years old, and GS 32 years old, which of the two would be easier to love, a child who is intelligent or an adult who is by your side.