Keunilo

one of the most authentic intimate scenes I've watched in a long time

The writing, the chemistry, the feeling that they were actually comfortable with what they were doing. I was really impressed with the acting and the coordination/choreography. Also, honey as a prop is probably not the easiest thing to work with, even if it wasn't real honey. It certainly looked sticky enough.I also liked the changes they made from the anime, I think if they did the anime/manga plot it would've made me a lot more uncomfortable to know that the leads have a 10 year age difference.

loved the angsty teenage love

the first two episodes of this show were amazing, the chemistry and the realistic character development, with set backs and everything, i hope it continues to be this good.

I can honestly say that I love everything about this episode!!

How this show portrays friendship is just so heartwarming and sad and realistic at the same time!I love how the writers decided against unnecessary drama. The way they set up the relationship between coach and Hee-do's mother.. and then let it play out differently in this episode is just amazing!

unrealistic

Aside from the super annoying relationship problems that could so easily be solved if they would just listen to each other and let each other talk, how stupid do you have to be to walk out of the hospital while your eye hasn't completely healed yet? Also, why did anyone think it would be a good idea to bring the father that ask for money even when his son was in the hospital? It's just unrealistic that none of these characters think before doing anything

heartwarming

i love the different kinds of relationships depicted in this episode (and the show in general) different kinds of support and ways to go about it. but also the messy side of people not knowing how to help and what to do. depression is a hard illness for everyone involved