Sayonara

That's so cool they are bffs. They are amazing actors. Def some of favorites to watch.

I love It's Okay, That's Love. Do Kyung Soo and Lee Kwang Soo are both in it. That drama was my introduction to both of them.

Some people are just very conniving. When I was freshman, my friend had a gf that had a crush on me. I didn't know it at the time. When I shared who I liked, she would go out of her way to sabotage my chances of dating them. I moved away and so did my friend. When I moved back has a junior, I ended up dating her and she told me about everything she did. Let's just say I ended up wasting 11 months of life on her. My point being is that these types of characters do exist in real life.

I haven't watched the third episode yet, so not sure if they have cleared it up or not. I could be wrong, and you might have caught what I missed in the scene. Anyways the sfl is fav character so far.

From my understanding, the two second leads set it up. For some reason the 2ml wanted to break off the wedding and he came up with the plan. I do like the 2fl though.

The first episode was around 50 mins but episodes 2-4 were around 35 mins.

I really think he actually started to like her when he found out about the cancer. Like if I remember correctly he went to see her to talk to her, but I think she got fired and didn't want to talk. I know he hadn't admitted to himself yet that he liked her but I really think that's when his feeling for her formed deep down inside. Then they just came out quicker when she started dating his friend. I can't blame him for not liking her 3 years ago because she was super creepy stalker and wouldn't give him any room to breathe.

Thank you so much.

We are just outsiders. We don't know them or what their personal lives are like. Maybe he made a huge mistake and is very sorry for it. If she chose to forgive him then lets respect her decision. For all we know they both could be horrible people or really good people. Every one makes mistakes. If he was such an idiot and jerk like you make him out to be, then why is she still with him? Would it be for money? If that is the case then she isn't such a great person herself. But we don't know what they are like, so lets just respect their personal lives.

Yes even if I don't like the first episode of a drama, I'll go ahead and the watch the second episode just to make sure. There have been a few times that I didn't like a first episode but over all enjoyed the rest of it.I usually stop watching a drama if I don't have interest in it after the second episode.

I liked the first two episodes. It seems like it will be a decent family drama. But I don't think it is something that everyone will like. I think you should just try it and if it doesn't seem like your cup of tea, then just drop it. If you watch the first two episodes I think you will know whether you will like it or not. There seems be a few characters it will revolve around. Sorry if I wasn't much help. Fighting!

Does anyone know the song at the very end?

I'm not saying it was right, but I can understand why he would be frustrated enough to do it. They are both immature I agree. They have both been in situations where they could have handle things in better ways.

He did and she deserved it. She rejects him in front of thousands of people, then gets rejected by the other guy. She goes off with JY and gets drunk and uses his phone to beg for the other guy to be her bf. She did that in front of JY, which is dying by the way, so I can see why he would be frustrated enough to kick her. Plus it's not like she hasn't ever kicked him. But yet no one complains about that. That is what you call a double standard. I know he is a guy and everything but getting kicked in the shin still hurts.

On the day he was supposed to die, the singer had committed suicide. When PDK was laying on the street the announcement of the singer's death was being shown on that giant tv thing. So I guess the writers just wanted to keep their lives connected like that. As to why I don't know. But I found it to be really neat and interesting.

Yes both of their childhoods were terrible and it's very sad they turned out like they did. As far as how many innocent people LJY killed I don't know. I know he killed their father and the prison guards. But maybe he thought it was okay to kill the prison guards because they went to his cell to beat him up, which in his mind would remind him of the adults that beat him when he was a kid. Also maybe he killed their father since the father locked up Hyun in a room, just like how his family locked him up. I truly think he thought he was doing Hyun a favor. LJY's mind is really messed up and I feel sorry for him more then I hate him.

Same thing for Min then. LJY and Min both had difficult childhoods; we still don't know if Min would have been different if LJY hadn't taken him. Either way they both grew up and decided to kill. To be fair LJY's childhood was way worse then Min's, but that doesn't let him off the hook though. I think they both should have been locked up either behind bars or in a mental hospital. Though that didn't happen I still like the ending.

You should watch Kill Me, Heal Me. Really one of my fav dramas and she is the main lead in it.

Thank you for the link; it was a good movie.

Not trying to start anything but your reply to her seemed a bit sarcastic. But I'm sorry if I took it the wrong way.