Man I loved this drama!!! I think it could be my favorite, or at least second favorite drama! Some people did not like the ending, but I loved it. Jung's realization at the end was beautiful (I cried like a baby haha)! It was realistic for him to break up with Seol; it was also mature and selfless of him. He realized that love is not about getting what you can from a person, but it is putting the other person first. He wanted to mature and grow and learn how to love others; not just Seol but everyone around him. I'm okay with the open-ended ending. I actually liked it that way. This drama was so realistic, and I could relate to each characters. Seeing the characters mature and grow, was more beautiful than just seeing Jung and Seol end up together (and honestly, I think the original editing had them end up together, but I think the webtoon writer, wanted to leave it as a surprise for her webtoon). Yes, there were a couple flaws, but the amazingness of this drama far outweighed the negatives; in my opinion.
Dang! Now it's 8.4 :( our beloved CITT . So sad! It still has a special place in my heart. I honestly think it went downhill because they were trying to please the original writer of the webtoon. She didn't want the drama to be too similar to the webtoon. Also, it seems they left it open-ended, so the webtoon could have have the complete ending. That's my guess.
I wish they used episode 13 and 14 to unleash this mayhem so they can have more time to tie up the loose ends,…
I like your long brain fart haha... But yes I don't know why its getting the amount of hate its getting. I think we were spoiled by some seriously good episodes in the first half, and people had certain expectations of how it should end, and its not going the direction they had hoped. Yes, its not perfect, but it's still one of the best.
I don't know why this drama is getting so much hate. There were two episodes that Jung didn't get as much air time and everyone got upset. I was a little disappointed by those two episodes, but it didn't change how great this drama is. I actually loved episode 15. We are starting to see the consequences each character receives, because of their greed. Also, a lot of these issues derived from Jung's father's poor decisions. Although, we can't blame him completely, because each person is responsible for their own actions. I like what someone said on dramacool
"We are constantly reminded that everything in this world has a price and nothing ever comes easy.
For freeloaders and grabbers, acquiring money and the easy lifestyle at someone else expense includes all the trappings of the finer things without sweating for it... like living with one hand in another man's pocket. Reality soon catches on that there's no such thing as free lunch and
"THE ONLY FREE CHEESE IS FOUND IN THE TRAP". @ace_diamonds http://dramacool.to/cheese-in-the-trap-episode-15.html
I love this drama and its deep message. I agree, that whatever happens, I'll still love this drama. This drama is so much more than about a romantic relationship between Jung and Seol.
Everyone still defending Jung after another despicable act in ep. 14? Yes? Really? Not surprised I guess. This…
I do agree, that in reality Seol should probably not be in a relationship with any of the guys in this drama. However, I'm seeing this drama becoming more than it being about the romantic relationships. This drama deals with real psychological problems that are an issue in Korea. In Korea, going to a psychologist is frowned upon and can ruin your chances for getting a job. There are no counselors in the schools, so students and teachers end up becoming each others counselors. They have no one to turn to but each other. Is this healthy? Probably not. But I feel that this drama is dealing with deep rooted issues in Korea, that need to be looked at and hopefully over time will change. I hope the characters will realize that they can not find their fulfillment in one another, but will get the right help they need, and also learn to love and understand one another, (whether that is selfless love or tough love). I feel for each character. I think each one of them has problems, but they have no way of getting the help they need.
Shocked from watching the preview for next week! I think Jung is going to learn his lesson. Like Seol mentioned... if he keeps scarring people, its going to come back and bite him in the butt.
episode 13 was not good. and no its not good. for many reason but mainly because they stopped following the original…
I really hope ep 14 redeems the drama. Tvn will lose its good rep if it continues down this horrible path. First 1988 and then this. I really hope this is not the case.
Part of me wonders that since Jung was labeled by his dad at such a young age, because he saw something different in him (although kids are still learning and developing) Jung became what his father labeled him as. Yes, he might have had problems as a kids, but his dad dealt with it the wrong way; instead of seeing the beautiful qualities in his son :(
I seriously cried when Jung was being honest about his past with Seoul. Both Jung and In Ho have their flaws. Jung has some seriously passive aggressive issues, and acts like a child at times; due to the fact his dad would never let him be honest about his emotions. And In Ho was seriously arrogant and put others down around him, while thinking highly of himself. It wasn't until after he broke his hand and lost so much, that he began to be kind to others less fortunate.
Poor Jung. He doesn't know what his problem is, because his dad never sat down with him and had a proper conversation about his issues. His dad just tried to control him, and use people and situations to mask up Jung's "faults." Jung just does whatever his dad tells him to do, and so he doesn't see why whatever he does is wrong. Instead of dealing with things in the open, like Seol does, he does it in secret; so he is never able to get through a conflict and work through it, and see all aspects of the situation (such as empathy, deeper relationships through conflict and reconciliation). The only person he has been able to do this with is Seol.
"We are constantly reminded that everything in this world has a price and nothing ever comes easy.
For freeloaders and grabbers, acquiring money and the easy lifestyle at someone else expense includes all the trappings of the finer things without sweating for it... like living with one hand in another man's pocket. Reality soon catches on that there's no such thing as free lunch and
"THE ONLY FREE CHEESE IS FOUND IN THE TRAP". @ace_diamonds http://dramacool.to/cheese-in-the-trap-episode-15.html
I love this drama and its deep message. I agree, that whatever happens, I'll still love this drama. This drama is so much more than about a romantic relationship between Jung and Seol.