Totally agree about Hong Rang though I think she probably doesn't know what Kyung Min did to Ha Neul as well?…
I was thinking the same that she let Kyung Min go too easily. In that way she may just feel better - but in her condition she may just be too afraid instead of becoming bold. Just as Jeong Woo mentioned that she complies too much to others. On Jeong Woo you may be right as well, he should have just refused the job offer without using her as an excuse. I only used my wife as excuse to turn down appointments just because she is my wife. How is she going to feel better if he refused a "good offer" because of her? So she was right to snap at him for making her feel more shitty.
Totally agree about Hong Rang though I think she probably doesn't know what Kyung Min did to Ha Neul as well?…
You are right - they just seem to have people lack EQ around them... are doctors supposed to be like this? Kyung Min is the worst, after making use of her and causing her to be in this condition, still sabotage her in her job search? Even for Jeong Woo, all the people around him are just self-centered.
If you think the break-up doesn't make sense, let me tell you, when you're depressed the self-sabotage is so real.…
Totally agree. She is having a mental condition so we cannot judge her "decision" based on a normal person. Anyway, I do not think this is a break up, they just need more time... Jeong Woo is correct to walk away first to give her space if she doesn't let him in (most probably due to Kyung Min).
Idk if it's just me but I feel like Hong Rang calling Ha Neul and telling her Jeong Woo turned down a job is wrong.…
Totally agree about Hong Rang though I think she probably doesn't know what Kyung Min did to Ha Neul as well? Either way, she should have been more sensitive about it, knowing that Ha Neul is having depression and it is easy to trigger her in areas where pride is concerned. I would not think it is a break up, it is just that Jeong Woo is close to Kyung Min as well, so it is difficult for her to share more - even more so she had a bad experience of things turning shitty when she becomes happy.
I actually prefer this plot to the murder as it is more unpredictable and realistic.
The way he looked at her in the first episode was rather creepy... after that it is okay. At episode 4, just need to know what exactly happened to him.
I am at episode 3... even in the beginning there are things that I find not rationale... think for this type of…
You are right - it is about being consistent. Being inconsistent makes us question even more - it should have happened this/that way based on an earlier scene.
I am at episode 3... even in the beginning there are things that I find not rationale... think for this type of…
Not sure if you watched "Bloodhound"... That one is completely makes no sense and the characters in it are vampires, they can't be killed by knife stab, poison, falling from height and lorry crash... but I still completed it. It is just one of those violent shows you watch for the action etc...
it's good but a a few things are ticking me off... like for example at the end of ep 4. if FL can see min hye…
I am at episode 3... even in the beginning there are things that I find not rationale... think for this type of shows just have to watch without being too sensitive about loopholes.
Up to date... all in all an easy watch... some irritating characters but nothing too evil...
Some weird inconsistencies especially on ML character. Recent episode, ML expects FL to confess in front of their colleagues... who in right with do that thinking she may get rejected? And FL's sister, she keeps attracting the wrong dude. Ex-husband or the guy perusing her, both are too extreme.
Caught the first 2 episodes... and the scene at the stairway is exactly the scene I saw from Kdrama "One Spring Night" trailer in Netflix... is it a remake? Which version is better?
I actually prefer this plot to the murder as it is more unpredictable and realistic.