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Yippee! It's Monday. I watched some previews on youtube for this week. It should be interesting ;)

Park Eun Bin aroused my interest in the current drama "The king's affection", so while waiting for the next episodes I decided to watch her other roles. So I started with "Hot stove league", where she played a fairly strong female role. And while waiting for the next episodes of "Dali ..." I started watching DYLB to see more Kim Min Jae, because I remembered him from "Dr. Romantic". And it turned out that both of them appear in DYLB :D Park Eun Bin played phenomenally, I literally checked twice if she really was the same actress who played in HSL. Undoubtedly, they both are very talented, able to assume a completely different character with a new role, which has a personality opposite to their previous one.

I agree. Here he plays a completely different person :) I watched "Do you like Brahms" and I must say that I add him to the list of my favorite actors. I also watched two episodes of "The king's affection" and it was a nice surprise that the main female lead was performing in DYLB. Park Eun Bin and Kim Min Jae stole my heart in DYLB. I hope they will perform together again someday because they make a perfect couple :)

Or maybe Dali's father did not know that he had a second daughter. I'm not sure why she hates her so much. In the first or second episode, I noticed her because she looked strangely at the photo of Dali with her father, as if she thought: she is not your only daughter. Maybe it's just jealousy, but why? It's more than that for me. After all, it was Dali's cousin who brought her to the museum, he probably had some interest in it?

Yes, I agree that Moo Hak knows how to make money. He could only warn Dali that he employs people for PR, because when you hire someone and you pay him, it is different than when this person does it for free, because he likes and appreciates your work ;)

It is possible that her father was already having financial problems then. Perhaps he did not want to sell the museum because, as we know, the surrounding lands are being bought. He spent all his savings on the museum and not on Da Li's dowry. In addition, I suspect that Da Li's father married a woman chosen by his family, and the one he loved could have had a child, which might be the museum employee who disliked Da Li.

I agree with you. Probably his family influenced this decision, because his future wife must have the right name and financial background.

Something tells me it might be Da Li's stepsister because she liked her father very much.

Looking at her reaction, I think Da Li is passionate about what she does and for her art is everything. Of course, money matters to her, but they only allow the museum to be maintained. What really matters is the art itself. Da Li wants people to watch it for themselves, to try to understand it and discuss about it. I can understand her, because her father was the same, he spent all his savings on the museum, but not for profit, only for people for whom art was supposed to be a consolation, inspiration, a moment to rest, contemplation, etc.

Agree, the characters played by the young actors were great. I already miss them, especially the little eunuch :(

This might be interesting. Love - hate between the main characters ;)

Or maybe he survived, but his wounds were so serious that, for example, he is paralyzed or something like that. And now his sister has to replace him? Will he recover after many years and change places with his sister again? The point is probably that the maimed prince would not be heir to the throne, so maybe he will appear after the coronation? Or it could be he is really dead? It think it would be difficult for his sister to have a children with other woman in the future? :D

I would definitely prefer a simple, innocent person who can change over than her ex-fiancé who dumped her only because he was sure he would get her back. Total spoiled rich boy, typical snob!

I hope, because so far he acts a bit like a mix of gangster and country boy :D But he has a flair for business and certainly knows a lot about his father's company. The lecture on the painting was priceless :D I think I like him because seeing him makes me feel better; I smile right away. That's probably why Dali likes him too.

Somehow it's hard for me to imagine Dal Ri and Jin Moo Hak as a couple because they are completely opposite to each other, they don't fit together at all. Dal Ri is a beautiful, intelligent woman who herself is dignified, sublime, she loves art, which is her life and passion. Jin Moo Hak is a total ignorant in terms of not only art but also the humanities; sometimes he does not even know what Dal Ri is saying to him. Which is very comical :D I know that he is nice and cute, but he also causes problems, e.g. collecting garbage :D He is just too simple-minded compared to Dal Ri.

I agree. And what his mother did was unforgivable. She abandoned her own child because she considered him as a monster, and raised other like her own, and thought she really loved him. What a hypocrite. She destroyed the lives of both of them. I can understand that she hated her husband, but the way she treated her own child doesn't explain her. She should try to raist him by herself and give him as much love as she could.

For me, the victims will be Seo Hee Soo and Jeong Seo Hyun. Only they are normal there. And this family from hell is going to finish them. I like the nun, but something seems to me that she is mother of this moron, Han Ji Yong, because she wouldn't let Seo Hee Soo see his mistress.

I think Han Geu Roo will fall in love with a dying girl - mostly the butterfly symbolizes finding love (as in "Start up"). And, as you know, an apple does not fall far from an apple tree, that is: like father, such son; he also fell in love with a sickly girl. Or maybe Yoon Na Moo loves him like a brother? Or maybe the policeman will be her true love?

I agree. We probably create more sociopaths than psychopaths are born. Every war leaves its mark on a person, many soldiers after their return are unable to live normally in society. What about domestic violence, religious fanaticism, organ trafficking, criminal organizations, drug dealers, etc. We are only human and we are closer to the animal kingdom than to an utopian paradise. And I don't think any interference with our genes would change that.

I agree. Ba Reum needed love and support, not rejection. His foster father treated him very indifferently, the fish and the dog were more important . For him, Ba Reum was just an unnecessary "son of his wife". He was rejected and misunderstood by his relatives and the school environment. Because dissimilarity is misunderstood and unaccepted by society.