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He didn't rape her. He was saying that he was sorry for framing her for accidentally killing Beom when he was the one that did it.

So is this based on the book? If so I will pass, I think I've already cried enough this year

I understand admiring him as an actor, but there is proof (in the form of him admitting he did it, probably the strongest proof out there). Your article comments on the scandal and argues that he is a great man while telling people not to comment on the scandal. You ask others not to comment on his private life while doing so yourself- is it different because you are on his side? This isn't like IMDB, which just catalogs work- you are promoting his career. If he makes better choices and turns himself around in the future, fine, but this article right now is in very poor taste.

She was talking about him refusing to file a complaint for her about the rape. She was saying using "that thing" so it sounded like she meant condoms

I was confused about that too because they made the friend look sooooo pregnant...but Guem Dong wasn't walking, so it was probably under a year.

I don't think he's a loser. The character is a talented artist and very caring towards others, even if he does overstep his bounds often. I dislike when leads are "perfect." I would rather have a flawed character that grows than a perfect character who doesn't change at all. Hogu's weaknesses are stronger than his strengths at first, but eventually he becomes a more mature person who believes in his own worth, letting his strengths shine through. Maybe you just prefer grittier or more idealized characters.

So even though Kang Cheol didn't turn out to be gay, I like that no one but his parents and maybe Ho Kyeong actually gave a shit one way or the other. I was worried about the story would handle the issue, and I don't know if I love it, but thinking he was gay did make Kang Cheol into a better person. I disliked the treatment idea but in his case it somewhat made sense that he needed to explore his feelings more to really understand himself either way. I mean, he thought he was gay because he thought the one person in his life he'd ever had any interest or curiosity about was a man- when you think about it, that means he really never bothered to interact with anyone.

I love that Do Hee can still curse up a storm in the last episode.

I didn't expect this to be so good! I really loved it. Not your traditional romance, but still great.

I've spent so much extra time on this drama because of this...kept rewinding and going "He looks exactly like Kamenashi Kazuya there!!!" They should put them in something as brothers or twins...they're both great actors.

I wish I could even find this raw...

Good drama, dumb ending.

So...seems like a good portion of hot Taiwanese actors in here...

I love this post! I have been searching for movies like these because I loved Kimi Ni Todoke, Lovely Complex and Highschool Debut, but hadn't been able to find anymore. I've only seen one of these before!

Sounds like Herman's head

No prob :)

Yeah, especially since he's the only other one billed that way. I do think he's more important than the rest of the orchestra, because he acts as a spur to many of Yoo Jin's choices, but I don't think he's more important than, say, Il Rak.

It also seemed like he's being set up as Yoo Jin's rival professionally. And we got to see more of his background then we did of say, Min Hee's.

Colleges don't have principals. They have deans or presidents.

I think because that way it's easy to tell he's the 2nd lead

Why do they dub his voice? (oh nevermind, these are Chinese shows.) I hate when the voices are dubbed.