Regarding Bamhee and Tae I'm genuinely looking forward to seeing their relationship end slowly (at least it's very likely it will). The show has been very mature so far so I wonder if they'll give us more on them slowly drifting apart. Bamhee may have started her internship there because of Tae, but it seems like she's genuinely enjoying it more and more.
Sometimes interests and lack of time together can make people drift apart and that's sad but understandable. People don't always stay together, not even high-school sweethearts.
I feel like the Pilot = Plot devices; Trailer = Vibes™. But in general don't trust teasers (or pilots in this case) and simply watch and decide for yourself.
The way they gave little hints about Ms. Wad not actually remembering anything is pretty solid.This might feel…
As least in translation she was also very, very vague about remembering her past and 'having dreams'. No one officially questioned her about her knowledge either, which I guess might be difficult to write.
She also has no real empathy for Wee's reasoning, even though she was portrayed as a very empathetic upper class woman who tried her hardest to help people that weren't as well off as her.
Her not remembering Trai either, but saying she has her memories from her other life. Wouldn't she tremble in fear like in the temple?
I kind of wish they didn't add that last scene of her in the bathrobe. I feel like they should have some form of confidence in the audience to figure it out without such an obvious hint
The way they gave little hints about Ms. Wad not actually remembering anything is pretty solid.
This might feel like a nitpick, but I think it was the biggest giveaway, how her clothes don't really fit her character. I feel like someone like Ms. Wad wouldn't wear flowing, skin showing, flowery dresses. The material is too light and sheer. There are no layers or solid colours.
Or a simple two piece attire with no lace trims or any other additions she wore at the car scene. Her jewelry consist of a pair of stud earrings. Not pearls, but gems.
In her 'past life' she wore more 'heavy' material with clearer lines in the dresses, multiple layers with lace trims and a lot of pearl jewellery fitting to her attire. Obviously this is how upper class people dressed back then, but even nowadays these kinds of layers are very much still a sign of wealth.
Is this an over an overanalysis? Probably. But I refuse to believe the fashion department put so much effort into Ms. Wads traditional clothing for it to not matter when she 'comes back'. Sometimes it's the little things, at least I like to think so
I wonder what the tear actually represents, we'll probably see the clearest after the last episode. Argh I love a good metaphor. Is it a test in itself from the goddess? Is she sad there will be more tests for their love? Or is she sad because she sees the future and knows what San could do?
i think there was some issue with funding? i can’t quite remember now but actually the series was supposed to…
Oh that sucks! I was wondering why the pacing felt so off- it was very slow in the beginning to build tension and then suddenly they were kinda crushing on each other out of nowhere.
Knowing episodes had to be cut... Makes sense now. I really liked the sillyness of the story and would have enjoyed a few more episodes with relationship plot. At least we did get something at the end, even though it wasn't much sadly.
I agree, I've known a lot of people like Pie, they are high achievers and have done well all through school and…
Same! I did expect something like Pie doing a big mistake, but I didn't expect it so soon. She's a perfectionist and I can't wait to see her grow a bit more comfortable with doing things as they flow, even with a plan telling you otherwise. It will be rocky, but she can work on herself.
She has the booksmarts, now she's getting some streetsmarts.
I do genuinely like them deconstructing Pie already. I personally have never worked in the advertising industry, but in the psychology field. And learning how to do things in university, with a plan and structure everything is so, so different from having to do things on a whim. Even the 'trainings' they do in seminars, or the assignments you have to do. You can learn the skill of being spontaneous and learning how to deal with certain "surprises", but it takes a LONG time. Everything Pie has done so far was either by the book or something she could have complete control over.
However, now she has absolutely zero control and can't be sure if what was being said in the morning is still true in the afternoon. She is completely out of her element. It might not seem realistic, the way she reacts after being scolded, but as a psychology field apprentice with therapy experiences- man it was taking me back to my first day. They really didn't sugarcoat anything here (as they should).
Okay so I just finished and enjoyed this a lot! I'm just wondering, did they not gain much fame or flopped the show so hard that that's the reason they didn't make a second season? Because story wise there is so much you could do and explore.
Oh no! I was just wondering because the plot sounded so similar and the first episode reminded me of the manhwa a lot. I'm definitely looking forward to more, thank you :)
This is another sad case of 'this could be so interesting and fun if the writing didn't suck'. I could see this as a mindless office rom-com drama with great chemistry between the leads, if the dialogue wasn't so... Dull. They got together almost immediately with little pushback from Salin who is literally risking his whole career and reputation. He did say to keep it a secret, but... He didn't seem that worried before, more embarrassed in front of his friends.
And the thing with the supposed age gap was just hilarious, as if it isn't obvious that Mos is younger than Bank. I died.
I do hope we'll actually learn how designing jewelry actually works. What does it mean to design a collection? How does that actually happen? What technical knowledge do you need to be able to design something? Or is creativity enough? But I fear nothing about the anniversary collection will actually matter in the plot later on, which I'm already sad about. It's the most interesting part.
I think its easy , Peem loves sea, waves, water etc. And the red 🌹 reminds him of Phum, their first "nice and…
Yeah the reference was very sweet. I think the boldness and deepness of the red (which can be interpreted as well) against the nuanced blues and whites of the waves as a whole put me off. The roses also seem not fully shaded, but that can also be the lighting.
Art is very subjective though and I definitely don't want anyone to feel any bad type of way because they think the flowers are beautiful. Just my personal opinion~
I get it. I also thought it was not an attractive piece of art. But art to an artist is as much and probably more…
Obviously this is just my personal opinion! I'm very glad it did something for Peem and for a lot of other people (you two as well). Art is very subjective, especially such pieces Peem paints in the series.
It just didn't do anything for me and the roses... I just didn't like it at all, personally
Listen I know nothing about art, I'm not claiming to know anything about art, but those flowers... Gave me the ick as the young people say. Couldn't he have painted a beach with a non fitting colour? It looks so... Off, but not in an 'opposites attract' kinda way they intended.
A very minor detail, but I feel it's so important too
The show has been very mature so far so I wonder if they'll give us more on them slowly drifting apart. Bamhee may have started her internship there because of Tae, but it seems like she's genuinely enjoying it more and more.
Sometimes interests and lack of time together can make people drift apart and that's sad but understandable. People don't always stay together, not even high-school sweethearts.
Trailer = Vibes™.
But in general don't trust teasers (or pilots in this case) and simply watch and decide for yourself.
She also has no real empathy for Wee's reasoning, even though she was portrayed as a very empathetic upper class woman who tried her hardest to help people that weren't as well off as her.
Her not remembering Trai either, but saying she has her memories from her other life. Wouldn't she tremble in fear like in the temple?
I kind of wish they didn't add that last scene of her in the bathrobe. I feel like they should have some form of confidence in the audience to figure it out without such an obvious hint
This might feel like a nitpick, but I think it was the biggest giveaway, how her clothes don't really fit her character.
I feel like someone like Ms. Wad wouldn't wear flowing, skin showing, flowery dresses. The material is too light and sheer. There are no layers or solid colours.
Or a simple two piece attire with no lace trims or any other additions she wore at the car scene.
Her jewelry consist of a pair of stud earrings. Not pearls, but gems.
In her 'past life' she wore more 'heavy' material with clearer lines in the dresses, multiple layers with lace trims and a lot of pearl jewellery fitting to her attire.
Obviously this is how upper class people dressed back then, but even nowadays these kinds of layers are very much still a sign of wealth.
Is this an over an overanalysis? Probably. But I refuse to believe the fashion department put so much effort into Ms. Wads traditional clothing for it to not matter when she 'comes back'. Sometimes it's the little things, at least I like to think so
Is it a test in itself from the goddess? Is she sad there will be more tests for their love? Or is she sad because she sees the future and knows what San could do?
So many possibilities.
Knowing episodes had to be cut... Makes sense now. I really liked the sillyness of the story and would have enjoyed a few more episodes with relationship plot. At least we did get something at the end, even though it wasn't much sadly.
She's a perfectionist and I can't wait to see her grow a bit more comfortable with doing things as they flow, even with a plan telling you otherwise. It will be rocky, but she can work on herself.
She has the booksmarts, now she's getting some streetsmarts.
And learning how to do things in university, with a plan and structure everything is so, so different from having to do things on a whim. Even the 'trainings' they do in seminars, or the assignments you have to do. You can learn the skill of being spontaneous and learning how to deal with certain "surprises", but it takes a LONG time.
Everything Pie has done so far was either by the book or something she could have complete control over.
However, now she has absolutely zero control and can't be sure if what was being said in the morning is still true in the afternoon. She is completely out of her element.
It might not seem realistic, the way she reacts after being scolded, but as a psychology field apprentice with therapy experiences- man it was taking me back to my first day. They really didn't sugarcoat anything here (as they should).
I'm just wondering, did they not gain much fame or flopped the show so hard that that's the reason they didn't make a second season?
Because story wise there is so much you could do and explore.
I could see this as a mindless office rom-com drama with great chemistry between the leads, if the dialogue wasn't so... Dull.
They got together almost immediately with little pushback from Salin who is literally risking his whole career and reputation. He did say to keep it a secret, but... He didn't seem that worried before, more embarrassed in front of his friends.
And the thing with the supposed age gap was just hilarious, as if it isn't obvious that Mos is younger than Bank. I died.
I do hope we'll actually learn how designing jewelry actually works. What does it mean to design a collection? How does that actually happen? What technical knowledge do you need to be able to design something? Or is creativity enough?
But I fear nothing about the anniversary collection will actually matter in the plot later on, which I'm already sad about. It's the most interesting part.
The roses also seem not fully shaded, but that can also be the lighting.
Art is very subjective though and I definitely don't want anyone to feel any bad type of way because they think the flowers are beautiful. Just my personal opinion~
It just didn't do anything for me and the roses... I just didn't like it at all, personally
Couldn't he have painted a beach with a non fitting colour? It looks so... Off, but not in an 'opposites attract' kinda way they intended.
A very minor detail, but I feel it's so important too