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Yes, I mostly agree with that. As for HJP, he probably regrets that he didn't tell Dal Mi that he was the author of the letters earlier. But he never identified himself with the person he created. In fact, he fell in love with Dal Mi when they met as adults. Therefore, I believe that the letters should be treated more like a clash of ideas about the ideal man and reality. You don't always have to love an "ideal" that doesn't exist anyway. If you can accept the advantages and disadvantages of a loved one, it means that you care about them a lot :)

Saw it. I agree with the evaluation of acting and music :)

Of course, it is your choice. You can give as many points as you like. Anyway, everyone admits them according to their own opinion ;)

Her decision was not wrong. It was in line with her worldview; family is more important than money. On the other hand, In Jae's choice was consistent with her. Our view of the world, how we perceive it and what we strive for ourselves, have a great influence on our decisions. Here, the scene in the office; where the little girls saw how her father was treated also influenced their decisions. Dal Mi was desperate because you cannot humiliate others, and it was her father. Where In Jae, as an older sister who calmed her little sister, came to conclusion; that maybe money doesn't bring happiness, but she never wants to be treated like that.

Would you be able to rate the drama as 1 which allowed Kim Seon Ho to gain a lot of fans. After all, we do not judge only the plot, but also the actors?

Not really. I would say it's a very real life situation. Dal Mi is an optimist, she sees the world differently from In Jae. At least she thought she had the same views as her dad. Things changed when she realized that she was wrong after all, because In Jae was like their dad; ability to thinks ahead. Dal Mi was angry with her sister that she chose her mother, did not fight for their parents' marriage and went abroad, leaving her alone. As Dal Mi never does not regret her decisions, she believed that she made the right decision. In turn, In Jae, as she said, she regretted her decision many times, but meeting her sister years later, she came to the conclusion that her decision was good. It is difficult to say which of them made the right decision, it depends on the preferences that guide each of us. The goal of Dal Mi was to defeat her sister, to show her that she is wrong, that she can achieve success with one's own work, without the connections and money of others. But that's what In Jae has achieved, because she has the predisposition, knowledge and intuition to fight for her own.

Very good examples illustrating that apart from the love triangle, which is the biggest problem in the dispute between fans, there is something more. And these examples are proof of this, because sometimes even a drama seemingly focusing on love problems can also have a double bottom; message from the writer; each character expresses their own views of the world and not every other character has to agree with them.

He talked about himself in those moments, verifying lies, in none of these statements he didn' t insulted HJP, but presented the truth about himself. The first: "I wish ..."; at this point the childhood of Do San is recalled. The statement "he is my brother" was a lie, explaining why HJP knows him so well and why he helps him. Next on "this is where I standed ..." verification of the lie he said. HJP is neither offended nor compared to him, he just says where the SST originated. The statement "let's erase the past" .. ", he just didn't want to lie about what was in the letters, because he didn't write them. There was no past between them, so what could he say, lie about? He didn't mean her and HJP's past. .

Then why didn't he just said that Dal Mi felt bad? Is it so hard to understand that someone has had a hard day and wants to rest? I just didn't like this redundant insinuation, which the de facto HJP confirmed by saying "yes, that's right".

Okay, did she ever ask him what he thought about HJP? No, then why would he talk about him? To defend him? After all, he knew they had made a mistake by lying to her.

Why do you see one character only in superlatives and the other as evil. Just a black and white view, where both characters are good. This is crazy O_o

I don't remember that Do San at any time saying anything unfavorable in front of Dal Mi about HJP.

Yes, the writer argues that Dal Mi did not run after him, because he is leaving soon anyway. I would run after him even if I know he is going to the North Pole :D

Yes, I'm here ... [waves his hand] ;)

Gosh, they all suffer. But if you don't know it, I won't convince you to see it :(

We don't know exactly what this conversation was about. But I suppose HJP didn't say it for nothing. We have to wait. I'm not trying to argue. I'm just guessing what that might mean. It doesn't mean I'm right.

Please, this was not about Dal Mi, it was about him. HJP made the mistake of insinuating that they were in a relationship. l understand him well, because he did it under the influence of emotions: If he doesn't fight now, he will lose. Luckily, his common sense spoke and he immediately called to Dal Mi and he explained the situation. His disbelief in himself is manifested in the fact that he does not know whether Dal Mi likes him or not. But he knows well that insinuation isn't the best solution. He must try to win Dal Mi's heart and not waste time on unnecessary insinuation.

This is called a fair game. And if he really clear up all the misunderstandings with Do San, maybe he will have a chance :)

I'm still here ;)

I think when the "two outs" took place, the first when HJP told Dal Mi he liked her; this was the scene in the restaurant, when he was mixing the noodles, and the second out; home conversation with Dal Mi on the couch. These were "two outs", as usually love confessions involve getting answer, but here Dal Mi did not answer. Using computer terminology, she probably still processes the received information, but her hard drive seems to be slow :D