I finally finished. I'll probably give it a 7.5 or 8⭐ because if nothing else, I DID finish (whereas I still…
you asked an interesting question. I don't know the answer as didn't pay as much attention as you did but: what I felt every time these cherry blossoms appeared is: you know this moments when you were disconnected from the reality and suddenly realize that "the world is watching you": the sky is blue, the sun is shining, everything is beautiful outside, and yet, "here I am ruining my own day with some bullshit".... that's what I felt every time. as if the character was reconsidering his/her choices because he/she felt like he/she screwed up... that's my guess. I felt like that in the beginning when ji-won was in hospital and caught a petal.
in a different way, the cherry blossoms appear too in the museum at the end of the drama. for me it was like these moments when you feel happy, or in love, and then realize it's spring and there are flowers every where, as if the whole world was blessing you.
song ha yoon made an amazing performance in soomin's character. she really was stunning. she helped me understand some specific aspects of a narcissist's psychology. the cognitive dissonance was really well staged. bravo! it's the first time I applause the performance of a villain.
There is strong reason for the kind of person becomes but writers toned down it, as they feared that character…
it's very well explained on episode 13. you get to understand very deeply that soomin isn't going to let go jiwon, no matter what. and as long as she doesn't understand that too, and why soomin is so eager to do her harm, she will not be able to take proper measures. so, as I thought, you really need to go to the roots of a problem if you want to solve it.
There is strong reason for the kind of person becomes but writers toned down it, as they feared that character…
of course she contributed! narcissists always choose carefully their victims. they choose people who wants to be loved and accepted so much that they are willing to agree to anything. I would have been so pleased if the writer went down this road to the very end... maybe next drama.
this drama is really about how to deal with narcissists. from the very start I understood why minhwan became a narcissist; he is the golden boy of his mother, she spoiled him to the core.
but I don't understand where it comes from for soomin. you don't become such a scumbag for no reason. I am curious about her family history.
is there some clue after episode 10? just tell me that, no spoilers, I am on episode 10 right now.
I agree, it's a little bit too light in the end. they should have made it less complicated I think it would have been better. nevertheless, I liked it.
in fact the man is just a psychopath. he has no emotion and wants to dominate her at all costs. All she does is bad, she has to ask permission for everything, it’s the definition of at least a narcissist. at least. At most, he’s a psychopath. It’s funny, if you take it lightly. But in real life, I wouldn’t recommend going out with someone like that. It’s a very bad idea in the long run.
I like it even if it's not as seriously made as other dramas. the 15minutes duration means the writer had to handle things differently. I mean nobody should watch this expecting somewhat the same feeling as normal dramas. it is not possible. for a short drama, I think it's a good one.
Well I'm at ep 6 but I'm dropping.Way too cringe. And extremely awkward...The story is fine but you have like…
I love the peasants scenes! most of all the wife of the village's chief. I love when she says all the rubbishes she has in mind! maybe because I know someone like this. it's difficult to explain if you have never experienced it, and yet, the writer did it beautifully!
first 10 minutes and I already love it! I love pigs! they are so clean and smart animals! I am so grateful the drama begins with finally the truth about pigs!
what I felt every time these cherry blossoms appeared is:
you know this moments when you were disconnected from the reality and suddenly realize that "the world is watching you": the sky is blue, the sun is shining, everything is beautiful outside, and yet, "here I am ruining my own day with some bullshit"....
that's what I felt every time. as if the character was reconsidering his/her choices because he/she felt like he/she screwed up...
that's my guess.
I felt like that in the beginning when ji-won was in hospital and caught a petal.
in a different way, the cherry blossoms appear too in the museum at the end of the drama. for me it was like these moments when you feel happy, or in love, and then realize it's spring and there are flowers every where, as if the whole world was blessing you.
I'll be curious if someone has an explanation.
you get to understand very deeply that soomin isn't going to let go jiwon, no matter what.
and as long as she doesn't understand that too, and why soomin is so eager to do her harm, she will not be able to take proper measures.
so, as I thought, you really need to go to the roots of a problem if you want to solve it.
but I don't understand where it comes from for soomin. you don't become such a scumbag for no reason. I am curious about her family history.
is there some clue after episode 10? just tell me that, no spoilers, I am on episode 10 right now.
but this beginning doesn't suits me.
he must be so insecure for him to demand no other man around her. I am sure there is a story behind this, but he should address his issues...
hahaha I like when she yells unnecessarily...! hahaha!
for a short drama, I think it's a good one.