This age argument is silly 😛 Casting director really did wellI mean they have to make it realistic who will…
Good point. It always irks me when they want us to believe that 20 somethings have 50 years of experience (recently in Brewing Love the FL was part of a special task force, and then she spent like 6 years in brewing company - and she's 30 at most). But I have to say that the age thing is a bit inconsistent here - HJ is 30ish, and based on their childhood scenes, BSE is 3-4 years older, so YYS is definitely playing a younger character than his real age. It would be more realistic if BSE was 40-42, but then the childhood connection wouldn't work I guess.
I know we're not team Sang U around here, but I'm wondering why did he never confess to HJ? She mentiones never being loved before, so I guess she's unaware of his feelings. Wonder what's the story, if he didn't get around to it cause she disappeared after marriage to SE, or sth else...
He has flaws, but you can't categorize him as a red flag because of just that.
Haha agreed, Well Intended Love's ML was crazy, my lowest rated drama ever cause of that. Like I get dramas like Nevertheless mentioned below, which whole premise is to show toxicity, but WIL wanting viewers to think that his actions were love was insane haha.
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HHJ only fell for him at the time he publicly acknowledged her as his wife, in front of the two policemen? Really,…
I think the feelings were always there, but hidden - they were childhood comrades, then she admired him professionally, leading pretty much to obsession. But she always needed love and affection to truly fall for him, as she was lacking it most of her life. To me, it was not only that he acknowledged her as his wife that point, it was more the fact that: 1. He knew about her father all along - meaning he was not treating her like air those 3 years, but rather was silently learning about her and making necessary arrangements to have his caretaker call him right away when something happened. 2. He cared enough to came right away too, even though he was at work, cause he wanted to be there for her. It was the first time when she felt that she's not alone anymore, being blackmailed by her mother so that her father will get the help he needs.
I just love how WTPR prioritizes POVs. Episode 8 finally gave us more insight on why Sa Eon was so cold and "cruel"…
This interpretation is so beautiful, but breaks my heart a bit too ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ poor SE... he must feel so guilty now that he knows that HJ considered those 3 years prison-like...
Hey can someone please explain this to time . Who has twin brother the ml or someone else? Second who is real…
The leading theory is that the secretary is the twin and his twin brother was killed by the real BSE. And that the secretary wants to avenge his brother by hurting the 'new' BSE, cause he doesn't know that they have been switched. But we honestly don't know at this point.
1. He knew about her father all along - meaning he was not treating her like air those 3 years, but rather was silently learning about her and making necessary arrangements to have his caretaker call him right away when something happened.
2. He cared enough to came right away too, even though he was at work, cause he wanted to be there for her.
It was the first time when she felt that she's not alone anymore, being blackmailed by her mother so that her father will get the help he needs.