It's much harder for friends to become lovers. Song-hwa and Ik-jun come with so much baggage. That will take time to overcome. Even if she had a crush on him in their student days, she's moved on since. It will take time for her to think of him in that way again. Plus she's not in that frame of mind now. She needs to get better.
It's different for JWon and Gyeo-ul because they don't have a lot of baggage. The only thing that was stopping him was the priesthood vs pediatrics question. Once he resolved that in his mind, he could open up to her.
Confession- I never really like Yoo Yoon seok before. For some reason I couldn't connect with his acting and also…
I feel the same about YYS. I've never liked him that much until now. I think it's PD Shin's magic TBH. It's the same with all the actors in Prison Playbook.
It's interesting. I'm not entirely convinced we are wrong because there are aspects to his behaviour that tell me there's something going on between them.
No rocks from me. ;)I think one needs to remember that they work together so she does know him on some level.…
Well, we have to agree to disagree I guess. I didn't see Episode 8 in the same light as you. I saw her as someone who was gutsy and level-headed. She took the initiative and then when she realised that he wasn't being straight with her, she moved on. We also saw her dealing with the drug addict pretty perceptively and even though he kicked up a stink, I don't think she was wrong in confronting him about his drug issue. The hospital didn't want a public relations issue blown up so they settled it quietly. Yes, he is probably behaving like an "ass" but he is a man in conflict with himself. And he's a manchild virgin. I don't expect much from him in the romance department. Besides people can't always control who they like and when to stop liking them.
For me this dynamic shows me aspects of his character as much as anything else. I don't watch this show purely for the romance. It's secondary to me. I am interested in the WinterGarden dynamic for what it tells me about Jeong-won as it does Gyeo-ul.
Obviously the show wants to do something with them. We don't have all the pieces of the puzzle yet so I'm happy to see where they go with this. There's plenty of time. Not everyone enjoys a whirlwind romance like Jun-wan.
I literally started crying for her at one point... It was pretty embarrassing XDAnd confused in what way?
Without pictures it is difficult. But if you remember the maggot scene. The two women that first examined the homeless man. One's a doctor and one's a nurse.
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It's different for JWon and Gyeo-ul because they don't have a lot of baggage. The only thing that was stopping him was the priesthood vs pediatrics question. Once he resolved that in his mind, he could open up to her.
A great series all round.
Yes, he is probably behaving like an "ass" but he is a man in conflict with himself. And he's a manchild virgin. I don't expect much from him in the romance department. Besides people can't always control who they like and when to stop liking them.
For me this dynamic shows me aspects of his character as much as anything else. I don't watch this show purely for the romance. It's secondary to me. I am interested in the WinterGarden dynamic for what it tells me about Jeong-won as it does Gyeo-ul.
Obviously the show wants to do something with them. We don't have all the pieces of the puzzle yet so I'm happy to see where they go with this. There's plenty of time. Not everyone enjoys a whirlwind romance like Jun-wan.