i find it highly unrealistic how FL is clearly incapable of handling mental health patients and still given lots…
I think you missed the whole point of this drama or, well, did you watch the whole drama?
She's a great nurse who burns out, but recovers, learns from the experience and adapts ... without losing the attributes that made her great in the first place; the genuinely pleasant demeanour, the kindness, the empathy, the observation and listening skills and the willingness to go a little bit further for a patient than the other purely rule-driven employees ever would.
In other words, she's not a static character. Like everyone else, she has to travel a learning curve, but she starts and continues with all the vital attributes and skills that some helping professionals will never develop or appreciate; the ones that people need most when they're sick.
Me too.but I felt the same way after reply 1988 .but atleast after twinkling watermelon I'm satisfied and happy.After…
Me too and it takes a while to get your heart back again. Missing the characters is where a great drama leaves a big gaping hole.
But both TW and R1988 have great rewatch value so there is that.
And if you watch R1988 again ... looking from only DS's point of view, and not your own, you will see that she made the right choice to marry the one she loved rather than the other one that loved her.
Yeah, and how Eun Yu's life changed, if Se Gyeong is in touch with her bio father, how Cheong Ah and Yi Chan met…
YiChan and CheongAh met again because they both went abroad to the same college. In the original timeline, they met at a school that taught sign language but in the revised timeline, they meet at university. Her father had promised to pay for YC's education and so I guess he was good for his world.
a deaf can't talk like what SML is doing... you can only speak if you listen to your own voice... otherwise your…
Do you mean the adult YiChan? He's not speaking. Just after the accident the teenage YiChan is speaking but not later. At the end, we the audience heard a voice over of what he would be saying ... while he was signing ... just as we had seen and heard during the beginning episodes. Notice that his lips aren't moving when he's on the stage. We hear dad's voice throughout the show so, at the end, people in the audience would have been reading captions or listening to an interpreter.
It's too late for me but ... could you take out the spoiler reference to memorist?
I'm reassured ty :-) It's been on my watch list for a while but I'm waiting for the last spoiler I read to leave my memory. The other person spoiled the killer :-( grrrrrrr.
The leader is sort of evil ? He has his reasons? Seriously?
I see that you didn't get the point that I was being serious and not even a little bit sarcastic. So, in addition to your being illogical, I guess we can add the fact that you don't actually read people's comments before you answer them ... I won't even see any reply that you might make to this ... because ... well ... why would I want to?
The leader is sort of evil ? He has his reasons? Seriously?
You certainly do know how to make enormous leaps in your logic. Unfortunately, thats only good for sarcasm. It doesnt do anything for your weak arguments.
The leader is sort of evil ? He has his reasons? Seriously?
Yes seriously. Evil is not an all or nothing thing and you always have to consider why people do the things that they do. Evil was inflicted upon children in an orphanage. One of them experienced a psychotic break, developed some unusual skills and responded, in kind, because nobody in the town did anything despite the fact that they knew. I, therefore, do not see the leader as being inherently evil despite his having done some evil things.
I absolutely love this drama. It's a slow burn about Life and Death that makes you think and feel deeply if you let it. Can they find a way for both of them to live and/or live well, in the time that they have left to them? What are the essentials in life? What makes us want to live it?
The premise, the unfolding, the amazing performances ... It has me spellbound.
Did she write reply and hospital playlist as well?
No. But he was involved, as a junior writer, on the team that wrote them. So, it seems that he worked for the main writer (Lee Woo Jeong) of the Reply series and Hospital Playlist at least on the Reply series and then he co-wrote Prison Playbook with her before writing Racket Boys on his own. Please someone correct me if I'm wrong.
She's a great nurse who burns out, but recovers, learns from the experience and adapts ... without losing the attributes that made her great in the first place; the genuinely pleasant demeanour, the kindness, the empathy, the observation and listening skills and the willingness to go a little bit further for a patient than the other purely rule-driven employees ever would.
In other words, she's not a static character. Like everyone else, she has to travel a learning curve, but she starts and continues with all the vital attributes and skills that some helping professionals will never develop or appreciate; the ones that people need most when they're sick.
But both TW and R1988 have great rewatch value so there is that.
And if you watch R1988 again ... looking from only DS's point of view, and not your own, you will see that she made the right choice to marry the one she loved rather than the other one that loved her.
I won't even see any reply that you might make to this ... because ... well ... why would I want to?
The premise, the unfolding, the amazing performances ... It has me spellbound.