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Tell me about it, it's just that she's portraying a kid too well and goes to school while Yi-Jin goes to work and acts mature all the time. Even the age difference isn't big, but it still would bother me a little if they had a kiss scene, normal dating is fine I guess. The thing is they aren't making it clear whether Yi-Jin sees Hee-do as a girl or a kid. There aren't any clear instances for the first one while there's a lot for the second. I have no idea however, why goblin didn't bother me at all lol.

I think because he is a kid, and there was money lying around for taking. Interestingly, he did turn to be the one who needed it.

There's one thing I really hate here, the messy relationship, not between the current partners but between Ki-jun and Ha-kyung. I despise the fact that they're talking about their current dating partners with each other, being exes, given that the two had a very terrible break up too. Talking about your current bf/gf with your exes is a massive red flag for me. At first I was cutting them some slack given their 10 past yrs, but they keep on repeating it. Ki-jun discussing marriage problems with Ha-kyung, she asking him how's his marriage. Ha-kyung asking Yoo-Jin why did they break up, seriously why would you want to hear from your bf's ex why'd they break up when it's not even been a few months and that too not from your bf but from his ex? The current episode too, they're (Ha-kyung and Ki-jun) projecting their past partners on their current ones. I'd honestly urge them both to find some friends and not each other to talk about their relationship problems. I wonder how'd Si-woo and Yi-Jin feel if they overheard Ha-kyung and Ki-jun talking about them.

My theory: I guess Hee-Do suffers from a K-drama level amnesia, that made her forget her memories from childhood and her feelings for Yi-Jin. I guess her friends stayed her friends as they took care of her since the accident, but Yi-Jin thought if she doesn't remember he would let her go, which he seems he did. As it would be kind of pressuring for Hee-Do to be around Yi-Jin and see him as a stranger while he looked at her with love. I guess he carried on with his career travelling as a reporter while Hee-do lived her new life and eventually married someone, had a kid. But then I guess she divorced because things didn't work out. Her mom must have kept her childhood albums and diary away from her in case she remembered her accident or for some other reason, but she'll probably read them again after she realises her missing memories were important. Maybe she'll remember and they get back together as it's a K-drama or maybe she won't or maybe Yi-Jin's married now and they become friends. While I want to believe Hee-Do is the one for him at the end, the drama has hinted second chances at love as we heard Yi-Jin's confession of love for her ex. So who knows what the end will be.

Fk... the moment we were waiting/afraid to see...

What?!

Really interesting episode and turn of events till the last minute, I just cannot predict what's coming next. This might as well sit in my top 3 overall and top 1 in terms of SOL genre. I'm actually scared that each successive episode is better than the previous and setting the expectations of the next one even higher. I just hope it doesn't crash and burn.

Yup I don't her at all, plus I know people here are all ranting about sportsmanship and everything but they keep forgetting they're teenagers, she had the medal won by her opponent right in front of her, so it's a given she'd argue regardless of what actually happened. Plus it's still not clear whether she's in denial or she really thinks she won. At fencing, Yu-Rim was bad at childhood and she improved with consistency, while it was opposite for HeeDo. So obviously there's neither that put more effort than the other in my eyes, it's more of their own goals. Yu rim wants to stay the best and practiced alone to improve while HD wants to rival Yu rim and thus studied her movements extensively. Classic Naruto and Sasuke.

Yup I don't her at all, plus I know people here are all ranting about sportsmanship and everything but they keep forgetting they're teenagers, she had the medal won by her opponent right in front of her, so it's a given she'd argue regardless of what actually happened. Plus it's still not clear whether she's in denial or she really thinks she won. At fencing, Yu-Rim was bad at childhood and she improved with consistency, while it was opposite for HeeDo. So obviously there's neither that put more effort than the other in my eyes, it's more of their own goals. Yu rim wants to stay the best and practiced alone to improve while HD wants to rival Yu rim and thus studied her movements extensively. Classic Naruto and Sasuke.

I'm pretty sure she forgot all about bathroom given recent developments lol.

Yi-Jin and his High school girlfriend.

JHK's family just cannot seem to give her a bit of space. The sister getting angry at her for not picking up the phone instantly, when she is aware she's at work. Maybe, she was panicking as it was happening, but when JHK reached the ER the sister lashed out at her? That also would have been understandable behaviour too if not for HK's past. She literally saw her dad hanging alone while her whole house was seized by the bank at her childhood, and then gets attacked by saying she doesn't worry about her mom, her living parent and being irresponsible and cold? I was so mad at her sister at this scene, like wtf. It is a blessing she doesn't hate her dad. On the other hand we have the senior forecaster's kid, while the wife's reaction is valid enough the kid though, I cut her some slack on her being a kid and a teenager but it's just too much, I guess she can be sad or disappointed at her dad but express it what's with the stupid silent treatment of him like a stranger, the guy is trying to reach out his hand and walking on eggshells literally. She's really gonna hate herself in the future when she looks back.

Why was there hate on this drama before airing, I on the other hand was looking forward to this. While I certainly don't hate the drama, I'm just disappointed by the direction and editing of the drama, either the transitions aren't as smooth or the timings are off between some scenes from my perspective obviously.

Ah I see

Lol, this is back in trending now that everyone is taken with Hee Do and people can't wait for the next episode, but mind you the characters are really different.

So are the tags given by MDL mods or from the drama agency itself? It doesn't have sad tragedy like tags or any bittersweet ones which makes me think that everyone and everything will be fine? This is just a faint theory, as many people theorize some of cast may be killed off...

She's going to, as long as she's a kid. She doesn't scream as much now that she's a mom, or that we know of, lol.

This is one of those times when I think it deserves it, I mean I guess I'm biased towards SOL themes but this is well done.

Don't see the next episode's teaser at the end of ep6, there's a spoiler, :(.

It's not one sided. They support each other. While they can both be great as they both had the potential, the road became a bit easier for both of them because they had each other's back at their worst. The perfect example of a co-independant relationship.