KevinToronto

I think that Seon Young eventually recognised Yun Ja when she saw her face. It is possible she recognised the voice but did not connect it with the person, due to disbelief or the sheer volume of other voices she has heard over the years. Having said that, the difference between the empathetic, compassionate Seon Young and the selfish, self-centred Yun Ja could not have been more starkly drawn in that. Accusing Su Ji of having an affair when she is not married and publicly said no to Hyun Sung shows Yun Ja's attitude.

I doubt it will happen, but I would love Yun Ja to come back to the restaurant with Jang Su because the resultant fireworks would be so much fun.

Like you, I thought he was the director of the hospital's planning department. I do think that it was a "do-nothing" position (invented by his parents) to give him entry into the eventual take over of the hospital.

Personally, I thought the comments by Mi Ra that she has something to do that she must do, and that Jin Tae has to stay next to her until then were significant. Perhaps we will start find out what tomorrow.

You could be correct that she has not yet recovered, but she did say that she feels more comfortable now than at any other time. The problems will arise when she discovers who her mother is.

I think that the next episode will have some important information. Also, the Napa Cabbage Angel and Radish Guru appearance, with smile when looking at the video, was a key point in the story.

I doubt that anything will break his delusion.

While some of it was to drive Hyun Sung away, I do not think it was just that. Her reaction to the video was to smile, which strongly suggests something more is going on.

Interesting. With the interaction between Jin Tae and Ma Ri, plus the clear growing connection between the OTP, I think that the next 2 or 3 episodes will be providing more background information.

I think you are correct about the registry problem, if that determines whether people can marry or not. One solution would be to not add Su Ji to the registry. The other option would be for Woo Ri to be removed from it. Regardless, this is another problem that will play out between now and September.

Okay, we have slogged through some less than great scenes but all is forgiven with the arrival of Napa Cabbage Angel and Radish Guru. 😂

Now I understand. I do believe Woo Ri's relationship is going to cause problems for a while, especially if Su Ji discovers her relationship with Seon Young first. The back story for Woo Ri has to be identified eventually.

Who are you referring to by SR? Apologies if it should be obvious.

"but it seems that Nayoung might be blackmailing Woori in the next episode?" -- That has me curious. What would she use to blackmail him about?

Obviously, Su Ji cannot do any dish washing except for Hyun Sung. 😉

I agree that it does seem to be a major writing flaw in that Su Ji is unable to "diagnose" Hyun Sung. However, at this moment in time, she is in psychological distress, so it is not implausible that her rational, psychiatrist abilities are not functioning very well. As this is a personal and emotional situation, again it is not implausible that she is not seeing things straight.

Also, as she is the object of Hyun Sung's obsession, there is zero chance of him accepting any sort of "treatment" from her. He does not see her as a psychiatrist or as an individual; she is merely his to own and control.

She has taken the step of removing herself from the environment and people who have caused the problem. She is trying to right her ship and not act like a psychiatrist trying solve other people's problems.

I just watched episode 45 and once again Hyun Sung proves how delusional he is. First, after Su Ji tells him that it is over between them, he says "We 're not over yet" and then tries to drag her away without her stuff. Then, in his office, he says "Su Ji is mine", like she is some sort of possession. When Woo Ri says that he thought the relationship was over, Hyun Sung's reaction was "who says it's over?", again treating Su Ji like a possession with no rights or free will.

I loved the hypocrisy of him telling his mother to respect his privacy and to not cross the line, when he is trampling all over Su Ji's.

Some serious psychological issues.

That is an interesting suggestion. Regardless, there is at least one scandal within that family which will cause problems.

I completely agree. See my comment from yesterday just below.

I will have to admit that I have no clue. It seems that something happened 30 years or so ago, which precipitated Ma Ri drawing up divorce papers. Why she did not file them is something that should (will) be revealed eventually. There has been speculation here that Woo Ri is her son, who was lost/abandoned by Jin Tae. We do not know the back story for Woo Ri, so we cannot discount this.

An interesting perspective on him and his actions. In the end, there may be a redemption arc for him and the show might end with him being viewed in a relatively positive light.

However, I would respectfully disagree with the characterisation of "terrible decisions". His actions are worse than that. They are one short step away from stalking, in my opinion.
-- They may have dated during university, but he went overseas;
-- There appears to have been no communication during the 10 years he was away;
-- If he was so in love with her, why no contact? Not even e-mails or phone calls, returns to Korea, or invitations to visit him.
-- His purported reason for returning was because Soo Ji was at his parent's hospital. She had been the face of the hospital for at least 4 years. Didn't his parent's mention this? Or was there no contact with him?
-- Upon his return, he almost immediately starts saying he will marry her, no matter what (she might want);
-- He visits her family, without her knowledge or permission, and reiterates that he will marry her. He even ignores her grandmother's concerns;
-- He tells his parents that he will marry her regardless;
-- He gets an apartment close to the hospital with the clear intention that they would both use it at the same time;
-- He eavesdrops on her colleague's conversation (Yes, Woo Ri is stupid, but...);
-- Despite her telling him it is over and her clearly wanting be away from everything, he follows Woo Ri, and confronts her; and
-- [The preview shows] he physically grabs/attacks Woo Ri, presumably because he knew where Soo Ji was and hid that from Hyun Sung.

Apologies, but none of the above are mere terrible decisions, in my opinion. They are worse.