If you'd like to watch Koo Kyo Hwan go through a range of emotions this might be for you... or if you'd like to see him in a shower scene or his naked butt.
In the beginning episodes, I thought Meguro was doing a little too much over acting. The crying felt forced. Nana broke my heart in several episodes, I enjoyed seeing her backstory and wish her the best.
What relationship did they have with Im Il-Seob? I must have missed something. I thought they had dated or were engaged at one point and then she married someone else and he still liked her so he continued to help. Jolly's father said something about how Seob had approached them with the idea of the funeral home.. is that why they broke up? What am I missing? I admit I'm only on episode14. so if more is explained later I guess I'll find out.
I also think Eiji was bi."I understood was that she took turns sleeping with them multiple times in order to increase…
Ok so. I get obsessed with things. Just went back through the dialogue on episode 7. When asked when her last period was she says Aug. 19th Sonogram picture shows it being 11/28/2017 Dr. says she's 8 weeks pregnant I have no idea if they were sleeping with each other alone or all three together (like the first time). Or If they were taking turns every other week or what. My mind likes to overthink these kinda details.
Dialogue that supports your theory : Makio- "we'll know how far you were eventually" Mieko- "Why is it such a big deal?" Makio - "It is if you're lying" ... Makio - " What use is there in keeping it from us? What's the point?"
The reason why she lied was because of an earlier conversation when Makio said " If Eiji is the father- even if it's just on paper, then I'll be out of the picture, won't I? Maybe I'm the odd man out..."
Meiko didn't want Makio to feel like the odd man out, so she lied and said it was his.
I'm also surprised reading the comments, because what I understood about the dynamics between Mieko, Makio, and…
I also think Eiji was bi.
"I understood was that she took turns sleeping with them multiple times in order to increase the chances of getting pregnant."- Can you explain why you thought this? Just trying to see if something was lost in the translation somewhere.
Meiko wanted a family, a family that loved her and she found it with her two best friends. She wanted that family…
I'm still curious about the pregnant mystery too. - It was either Mieko knew she didn't get pregnant the first time so she and Eiji agree to pull the wool over Makio's eyes "do it" without him and say it's his baby. For Makio's sake. Because it was a hard thing to do to begin with. (This is the one I'm betting on) - Or the three of them did it twice. Once with Makio in the lead one with Eiji in the lead and Makio just confirmed it wasn't his. The only way this would be feasible is if her periods were never normal and they were guessing at times and stuff. This would also work if the writer had only a week or two difference not 5 weeks. - OR Eiji and Mieko did it on the side because there was some mutual attraction. **-edit to add this because I just rewatched episode 7 and agreed with Barsoap comments) - They were taking turns sleeping together and Meiko knew from an earlier conversation she had with Makio that he would feel totally left out/odd man out if the baby was Eiji. Knowing that she lies to Makio so he doesn't feel that way.
This drama ended up being one of my favorites this year. It's really hard to get over it.
I love how it begins with the red flag (that is usually put on the end of a trailer with long loads as a caution so you don't get too close) flapping and then flying free. To symbolize caution to the wind and live, stop being worried about getting hurt and just live happily for as long as you can.
Loved how you could see the contrast of how her relationship with her husband differed from the relationship with Kurata. Right from the beginning when the sex they were engaging in was all for his (husband/Shin's) benefit. Nothing for her. When she is with Kurata it is the opposite. Her husband takes her to a fancy restaurant for their anniversary and then tells her to eat the tofu while commenting on how delicious the beef is. Kurata gives his taro from his bowl to her, even though he loves taro. It is these little things that make or break a relationship.
The scene where it finally breaks down for her and he demands she comes home even though everything is shut down. His words -"You're a mother you should be home." Toko asks what about him , he's the father. Shin quickly turns things around in the conversation with "I work hard, no? I provide for you don't I?" - THIS statement is used so much on mothers that stay home. Like because they work and bring home money makes them kings and the mothers servants. Just pisses me off so much. (sorry) "Even in 1,000 years, men will be men.." Worth the watch.
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Nana broke my heart in several episodes, I enjoyed seeing her backstory and wish her the best.
Thank you for the time you took to respond.
I must have missed something. I thought they had dated or were engaged at one point and then she married someone else and he still liked her so he continued to help. Jolly's father said something about how Seob had approached them with the idea of the funeral home.. is that why they broke up?
What am I missing? I admit I'm only on episode14. so if more is explained later I guess I'll find out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvT_rXGZPbM&ab_channel=JollibeeStudios
I love that we're able to have this discussion!
Thanks for the chit-chat, I appreciate it.
When asked when her last period was she says Aug. 19th
Sonogram picture shows it being 11/28/2017
Dr. says she's 8 weeks pregnant
I have no idea if they were sleeping with each other alone or all three together (like the first time). Or If they were taking turns every other week or what. My mind likes to overthink these kinda details.
Dialogue that supports your theory :
Makio- "we'll know how far you were eventually"
Mieko- "Why is it such a big deal?"
Makio - "It is if you're lying"
...
Makio - " What use is there in keeping it from us? What's the point?"
The reason why she lied was because of an earlier conversation when Makio said " If Eiji is the father- even if it's just on paper, then I'll be out of the picture, won't I? Maybe I'm the odd man out..."
Meiko didn't want Makio to feel like the odd man out, so she lied and said it was his.
"I understood was that she took turns sleeping with them multiple times in order to increase the chances of getting pregnant."- Can you explain why you thought this? Just trying to see if something was lost in the translation somewhere.
- It was either Mieko knew she didn't get pregnant the first time so she and Eiji agree to pull the wool over Makio's eyes "do it" without him and say it's his baby. For Makio's sake. Because it was a hard thing to do to begin with. (This is the one I'm betting on)
- Or the three of them did it twice. Once with Makio in the lead one with Eiji in the lead and Makio just confirmed it wasn't his. The only way this would be feasible is if her periods were never normal and they were guessing at times and stuff. This would also work if the writer had only a week or two difference not 5 weeks.
- OR Eiji and Mieko did it on the side because there was some mutual attraction.
**-edit to add this because I just rewatched episode 7 and agreed with Barsoap comments)
- They were taking turns sleeping together and Meiko knew from an earlier conversation she had with Makio that he would feel totally left out/odd man out if the baby was Eiji. Knowing that she lies to Makio so he doesn't feel that way.
This drama ended up being one of my favorites this year. It's really hard to get over it.
Loved how you could see the contrast of how her relationship with her husband differed from the relationship with Kurata.
Right from the beginning when the sex they were engaging in was all for his (husband/Shin's) benefit. Nothing for her. When she is with Kurata it is the opposite.
Her husband takes her to a fancy restaurant for their anniversary and then tells her to eat the tofu while commenting on how delicious the beef is. Kurata gives his taro from his bowl to her, even though he loves taro. It is these little things that make or break a relationship.
The scene where it finally breaks down for her and he demands she comes home even though everything is shut down. His words -"You're a mother you should be home." Toko asks what about him , he's the father. Shin quickly turns things around in the conversation with "I work hard, no? I provide for you don't I?" - THIS statement is used so much on mothers that stay home. Like because they work and bring home money makes them kings and the mothers servants. Just pisses me off so much. (sorry)
"Even in 1,000 years, men will be men.."
Worth the watch.