This drama is impeccable on so many aspects. They are nailing every damn thing. The acting, the dialogues, the screenplay, the pace, the cinematography & balancing all the geners in the plot. 👏👏👏
I just don't understand what 'exactly' is the relationship between Nabi & Jae Eon. Are they in an 'open relationship' or are they 'friends with benefits' ?
I honestly don't get which one is worse - cheating or being in such a relationship. If I have to choose one, I think cheating on each other & breaking up feeling guilty or ashamed would be much better. Why would you agree to be in a (toxic) relationship where you are constantly insecure, feel jealous & annoyed at your partner's "parallel" love line(s)? What makes it worse is that you can't even express how you feel or have the right to be angry. If you try to do so you'll be seen as "clingy" or "uncool". I can't wrap my head around this weird "concept".
Here it's not just the two people involved but also the others who are entangled with them who suffer equally if not more. So this is wrong on so many levels. 🙅🙅♀️🙅♂️
Ha Neul liking Young Do seems plausible but killing the cop for the heart... doesn't seem so. He may be the killer…
Ha Neul being that strong was quite surprising. His character is unfolding in a very calm & natural pattern which definitely makes us question & think "What if..." I'm also curious about Da Jung's brother. He's shady too.
This is how I saw seo Ji wan as, she is super possessive, highly demanding, obsessive girl. Just imagine this…
True. Being with Nabi or trying to be her will only lead to Do Hyeok losing himself. He's bound to turn into an insecure & unstable person.
All those who have bad moms don't turn out to be obnoxious & behave like "I suffered a lot already in my past relationships so this time, I'll break your heart before you can break mine. It's your turn to suffer." And I don't think that having a traumatic childhood is an excuse for making bad choices or hurting others for your pleasure.
I'm so annoyed by Nabi's friends. They don't give her any space. She doesn't have the time or peace of mind to reflect on her actions. The way they try to read her mind & push her towards Jae Eon is purely irritating.
Especially Seo Ji Wan. She is very immature. She made Nabi & Jae Eon meet, "stole" the fluffy toy that Do Hyuk won for Nabi (its their memory, have some sense) & keeps leading Yoon Sol. While she herself desires for time & isn't sure about confessing her feelings, she tries to push Nabi who is in a similar situation to go forward without thinking. And comes up with an excuse for everything acting all silly & cute. Personally I find it really hard to tolerate such people. There's a reason why Nabi doesn't take her calls but answers Sol's. It's time that she starts being responsible.
Do Hyuk isn't in love with Nabi. He's in love with her younger self or his "first love". The present Nabi is very different & he is unaware of her internal struggles, which makes it very unlikely that they'll have a normal relationship without one person blindly embracing the other.
In this state it makes much more sense that Nabi & Jae Eon end up together. Even if they break up or hurt each other in the end, they'll have to "go through it to get out of it".
JTBC has no right to alter his performance. They are bound by contract. No employer can be judge and jury. It's…
I was short sighted. I read the headlines & a few comments and got swept away by my emotions. Like there's a speed breaker to almost every Historical drama & now to Snow drop. But after patiently reading the whole article, I lost my respect for the actor. I'd definitely not like to see & cheer for a dishonorable person's work. So I deleted my post in the feeds. I'm very disappointed as I liked the role he played.
This article is quite subjective but I've no complaints. Thought I'd definitely prefer an objective & more detailed version including opinions on the plot, cinematography, dialogues, costumes, character dynamics, etc. Comparison articles are hard to write so kudos for the effort. I completely agree about the OST part. Historical C dramas have amazing OSTs in general.
Run Yu's character in AOL was sour-sweet but today's his birthday so he's exempted from my rants.
The camera angles are pure art in this drama. One of the best, I'd dare say.
The way each scene is connected effortlessly, shows an i m p r e s s i v e l y strong screenwriting. For example the ice cream dash ➡️ the feel of a family & a nickname "Ian-a" ➡️ the same stain being used as a metaphor (for reckless behavior) by the Vice Chairperson ➡️ meeting Young Do while washing that stain ➡️ recap of the past blood stain ➡️ Ian dropping the pen & hiding the truth from YD ➡️ YD's lecture on defensive attitude of liars which Ian hears (as YD intended). If this isn't impressive, what is?
I love the blossoming friendship b/w Ahn Ga Young & Da Jung. Also I'm quite curious about the meeting of Da Jung's brother & Young Do.
The whole broken plate scene was just *chef's kiss* It was indirectly indicating that YD could perceive DJ's broken heart. He offers to help & though she hesitates at first, they both ultimately clear the problem together. 《Disclaimer: my own nonsense》 And they live happily like the cute cookies in the blanket (sorry towel) beside the tangerines 😂🤣
My own theory if I say is that, Seo Haneul is the one that murdered the cop so that Youngdo can receive a heart…
Ha Neul liking Young Do seems plausible but killing the cop for the heart... doesn't seem so. He may be the killer or a "purposefully made suspicious" character. In the drama 'Law School', too Prof. Kim was suspected by everyone as she was too kind but in the end it was not the case.
The number 99 symbolizes destiny, inner strength, wisdom & selflessness. The number is always shown on the building so it might be significant.
Young Do too spent time in that church? Was he the boy under the Christmas tree? I somehow feel that Ahn Ga Young too was affected by this case.
If Ian was not the one who attacked the detective, then is that person someone from the church? The one who took photos of Chae Jun & Da Jung?
Chae Jun's character is becoming increasingly mysterious every week. Why did he kill himself? There was a black cat on site that day. So does it indicate a murder?
In the original story the black cat scratches the muderer. So I'm still suspecting the Vet but there's no motivate yet.
I feel that a love triangle may start in a few eps. I ship the main couple & I wish that there's no time lapse or "let's break up cuz I love you" cliché.
The 5th ep was filled with moments which make you cringe but enjoy watching nevertheless 🦋🦋(pun intended). I love their cute bickering & also the contrasting deep conversations. This ep was mainly focused on the development of their relationship & it was done well. I ship them 💙
If Da Jung is the "boyfriend trash magnet" 🧲 in 《You are my Spring》, Kim Dong Wook is the "human trash magnet" 🚫 in 《Find me in your memory》.He got entangled with a psycho stalker & murderer, an unethical & immoral doctor, a vermin like journalist, a crack head & perverted movie director, etc.
At least both of them have good friends to lean on...
I honestly don't get which one is worse - cheating or being in such a relationship. If I have to choose one, I think cheating on each other & breaking up feeling guilty or ashamed would be much better. Why would you agree to be in a (toxic) relationship where you are constantly insecure, feel jealous & annoyed at your partner's "parallel" love line(s)? What makes it worse is that you can't even express how you feel or have the right to be angry. If you try to do so you'll be seen as "clingy" or "uncool". I can't wrap my head around this weird "concept".
Here it's not just the two people involved but also the others who are entangled with them who suffer equally if not more. So this is wrong on so many levels. 🙅🙅♀️🙅♂️
All those who have bad moms don't turn out to be obnoxious & behave like "I suffered a lot already in my past relationships so this time, I'll break your heart before you can break mine. It's your turn to suffer." And I don't think that having a traumatic childhood is an excuse for making bad choices or hurting others for your pleasure.
The way they try to read her mind & push her towards Jae Eon is purely irritating.
Especially Seo Ji Wan. She is very immature. She made Nabi & Jae Eon meet, "stole" the fluffy toy that Do Hyuk won for Nabi (its their memory, have some sense) & keeps leading Yoon Sol. While she herself desires for time & isn't sure about confessing her feelings, she tries to push Nabi who is in a similar situation to go forward without thinking. And comes up with an excuse for everything acting all silly & cute. Personally I find it really hard to tolerate such people. There's a reason why Nabi doesn't take her calls but answers Sol's. It's time that she starts being responsible.
Do Hyuk isn't in love with Nabi. He's in love with her younger self or his "first love". The present Nabi is very different & he is unaware of her internal struggles, which makes it very unlikely that they'll have a normal relationship without one person blindly embracing the other.
In this state it makes much more sense that Nabi & Jae Eon end up together. Even if they break up or hurt each other in the end, they'll have to "go through it to get out of it".
Comparison articles are hard to write so kudos for the effort.
I completely agree about the OST part. Historical C dramas have amazing OSTs in general.
Run Yu's character in AOL was sour-sweet but today's his birthday so he's exempted from my rants.
The way each scene is connected effortlessly, shows an i m p r e s s i v e l y strong screenwriting. For example the ice cream dash ➡️ the feel of a family & a nickname "Ian-a" ➡️ the same stain being used as a metaphor (for reckless behavior) by the Vice Chairperson ➡️ meeting Young Do while washing that stain ➡️ recap of the past blood stain ➡️ Ian dropping the pen & hiding the truth from YD ➡️ YD's lecture on defensive attitude of liars which Ian hears (as YD intended). If this isn't impressive, what is?
I love the blossoming friendship b/w Ahn Ga Young & Da Jung. Also I'm quite curious about the meeting of Da Jung's brother & Young Do.
The whole broken plate scene was just *chef's kiss* It was indirectly indicating that YD could perceive DJ's broken heart. He offers to help & though she hesitates at first, they both ultimately clear the problem together. 《Disclaimer: my own nonsense》 And they live happily like the cute cookies in the blanket (sorry towel) beside the tangerines 😂🤣
My heart hurts so much TT TT
He may be the killer or a "purposefully made suspicious" character. In the drama 'Law School', too Prof. Kim was suspected by everyone as she was too kind but in the end it was not the case.
Young Do too spent time in that church? Was he the boy under the Christmas tree?
I somehow feel that Ahn Ga Young too was affected by this case.
If Ian was not the one who attacked the detective, then is that person someone from the church? The one who took photos of Chae Jun & Da Jung?
Chae Jun's character is becoming increasingly mysterious every week. Why did he kill himself? There was a black cat on site that day. So does it indicate a murder?
In the original story the black cat scratches the muderer. So I'm still suspecting the Vet but there's no motivate yet.
I feel that a love triangle may start in a few eps. I ship the main couple & I wish that there's no time lapse or "let's break up cuz I love you" cliché.
"I already did it"
WTH 🤭 My lips are touching my ears. How can I not stan this (crazy) couple 😍
🤷♀️How can you say that so easily? Ahh...I see why people call you a flirt 😏
🙄😮😲😳🤦♂️Face slap
I love their chemistry ❣Even non Koreans know what it means, come on 👻
At least both of them have good friends to lean on...