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Both Woong and Yumi have character development throughout the story. It's part of story telling.

wdym why? the story wasn't complete,

This is insane. So much miss information and extremist beliefs in this post. Complete misrepresentation of what it's actually like to live in the U.S. There is good and bad areas in all states it's not black and white. Most people on both sides of politics are not racist or bigoted. In fact most of us are fatigued from politics actually.

Trump is irrelevant to this... Just a president for 4 years. Not forever... This isn't some monarch.

wtf are you saying?

that was already in the works at that time, doesn't count as a comeback, she was still getting backlash back then as more people found out about what she did in the past

curious how this one gets made into a series

excited to see Yumi succeed, the animation, and to root for the endgame comfortably 💕

Soo Bin was excellent in her expression. The sign language looked natural.

Wholesome end to episode 2. So far liking this: space, medical, romantic, group comedy, drama. 👍

and the actor from “When the Phone Rings”, it’s nice to see the expressive or extroverted side of his performance

omg love seeing Jung Sook appear, reminds me of his “Jealousy Incarnate” role

hoping the leads partners end up together, for a perfect love rectangle 😆

this series is making me realize the importance of sign language, at least to understand, just in case

She still loves him, so your point about “weakened love” doesn’t apply to her. She just made a choice because of her loneliness and naiveness (about love being enough) back then, as she said in the narration, but the writing is showing us she never stopped loving him. She couldn’t even unpack the box from Japan, and now that he’s back in her life, she can’t stop thinking about him. It’s clearly not weakened. Her decision was based on feeling lonely in Japan. She’s rethinking things now.

He wants her to hold on to her dreams not only because she made the decision to quit from exhaustion, but because he had to let go of his dreams, even though he was the idealistic one. I'm liking their flawed dynamic, they support each other, but he hides a lot of his feelings about things, while she's expressive, but realized she chose a life she didn't want, to make her family proud. I appreciate when BOTH lead characters can grow and learn from each other. I'm of 2 minds about him also hiding his romantics feelings for 10 years. On one hand it's overdone, but on the other hand, I like to imagining he's a second lead character getting a second chance to actually communicate properly.

Impatiently waiting for Seo Ye Ji's next project.

Cool. I wonder who the third actress will be. I just hope Joy continues to improve in her acting skills, like other idols have lately, so we don't have to deal with hate comments again, if the drama turns out to be good.

Agree when those higher on the spectrum, who refuse to learn and adapt to their environment, but there are people in real life who manage those tendencies. They learned from their environment and sometimes professional help, what is right and wrong. So it shouldn't be this word people are quick to vilify without getting more information first. These types of characters should be allowed to be explored. I just find it weird when people are quick to dismiss them as if all anti socials are automatically evil and should never be humanized in stories.

Anti-social personality disorder is a spectrum like any other personality disorder. It doesn't automatically mean they'll harm innocent people. Even if they do, it's a fictional character. The priority should be telling an interesting story. I hope it works out for the director and Kim You Jung, if she wants the role.