butterflygirl

remember she later gave the cctv file to her sister as her birthday gift before she left abroad. we could spend a lot of time arguing on our seperate view. but for me, making those choices all came down to deciding at that point of her life what she wanted as a person and what was more important for her despite family bonds. instead of being a cute little sister always receiving love and benefit at the expense of mental health. and how could she come back during the time the eldest sister was on trail when woo sangga was still at large, even the middle sister risked getting killed not to mention if the little sister was close by. to summerise it all, sometimes recieving always can be a burden too even greater than who gives.

how exactly was she selfish??? she grew up in a family with gambling father, self centered mother and her two sisters who she knew whould do anything to provide for her beyond their capability. imagine the burden she has bear everytime she sees them trying so hard (and of course this situation already risolted to one of the sisters dying), she already knew there had to be a change if they were going to survive. outside of her broken home was her only friend who she could confide in (also from living with parents who makes her feel soffocated everytime). inizially her thought was to climb up the society class with her own strenght not bothering her sisters. but later on with crimes of park jae sang being revealed she had morereason to remain close to that family and distant from hers for various reason: 1) what other place could be safer than under the enemy nest? 2) if she is safe her sisters could be brave enough to do what they had to without having to worry much about her. 3) while living under their roof she was able to emotionally support her best friend and obtain various import clues for her sisters like the cctv file, the close room, the secret garden and others. even after being rescued by sister from that house she had to leave with her friend to a safer place cause she knew the battle wasn't over. and at last after recieving the money on behalf of her sister, she wanted each of them to life finally for themselves at least for the first them in their lives doing what they each wanted without the burden of family responsibility. for me oh in hye was wise for her age and made choices that were difficult but non the least, had to be taken.(personal opinion)

the story was interesting and the acting was great, but just one thing."what was the deal with the bear in this drama?" he was practically everywhere with different roles each time (concert ticket seller, postman, helped the grandfather in setting a surprise for the ML, especially towards the ending, how did he know to appear with a clock without knowing who they were and that they needed to know they were running out of time....etc....i was looking forward to seeing who was behind that bear(probably the father of the ML coming back with regret and wanting to do something nice for his son each time for repentance) but nothing, nada, niente.