Allthough the ending was emotional it kind of fell flat for me. I wanted to see more of the conflict resolution…
That's the thing though. Mire was able to find peace so she was able to let go of KFMC and their vile treatment towards her completely behind once she did her part. Even to the point where she wasn't even embarrased about coming back to the same building as a farmer (no offence to farmers but the team probably would have judged her for going for a "less" prestigious role).
this story was great but I only have one complain:What happened between Mirae and Sejin? I need their story line…
They got together/ are enjoying the next phase of their "partnership"- it was confirmed by Miji
(Mire stood her up and went "home" since she met somebody- unless there was something special between them, Mire had no reason to drive hours back home when she could have easily caught up with Sejin in Seoul since she anyway was originally planning to stay at Miji's anyway)
I rate this as a near 9.0. I went to the "Tangerine" page for another talked about slice of life drama. and 9.4!!…
Honestly it's like comparing apples with oranges (or tangerines in this case).
Both dramas are amazing in my opinion (i'm a slice of life genre junky so both were my type🙈).
WLGYT is more family oriented and covers generations in a more indepth approach compared to OUS since OUS's priority is more about healing yourself, sisters, and being resiliant.
I agree OUS too focussed on breaking free from genarational trauma but with WLGYT, since the drama spent half the series going through the mum's life as well as the daughter's life in detail, it just hits differently.
Both will leave you feeling devastated and healed anyway🫠♥️🥲. WLGYT can be more harsh at times though since the death count is high as it's a drama that covers life from birth to death in some sort of sense whereas OUS mostly focuses on the present.
Can someone explain something to me? Did Park Bo Young only play Mi Ra, while another actress played Mi Ji, making…
PBY did both Miji and Mirae's roles. They did use a body double actress to shoot the scenes where both twins had to be in the same screen. The rest is just editing magic.😊
Not really. I did imagine and thought about that very thing for half an hour (it distracted me from watching!),…
Haha I guess we can agree to disagree 🙈
IMO, since Miji was forced to leave the room back in the day, she never really got to truly break free from her chains.
She needed a powerful reminder that she too can make a difference. Rosa was living proof of it.
If Miji gave up on her, Rosa wouldn't have told her about her story which turned out to be the key they needed to stop the KFMC case and more importantly it was because Miji was able to gain Rosa's trust, Rosa finally was able to get back her identity as SW again as well as let go of her guilt. Sure, they could have shorten Rosa's origin story but then the story might not have been able to show just how grave her situation was🙈
I didnt really like when doctor said hosu that if he happen goes deaf and can't hear at all. Then doctor said…
I think the doctor was focussing on the "hearing" side only at that point. Bringing up Sing Language when Hosu was already anxious might have had a negative reaction (since it's obvious that Hosu would already know what his options are). Hosu just needed something to make him feel less crappy about his hearing loss - a placebo of sorts even if he didn't like using hearing aids.
Someone wrote that when Boyoung acts as Miji, she enlarges her eyes and talks while pouting — and I can’t…
Give Miji a break- this is her first chance in 30 years to be all cutesy and girly....it being with Mr Awkward makes it even more funny - so adorkable🤭
Can someone please tell me what happened with Ho Su's hearing? I just need to know so I can watch the episode…
It all stems back to his accident when he was a kid. If you recall in his mum's flashback, the doctor warned that his injuries (leg, scarred arm, and hearring) cannot be cured and will impact him all his life?
We are now seeing yet another phase of this. He had one working ear left but since ep 10 it's gotten worse and it looks like things could get worse but definitely not better.
Based on the preview (and what i've noticed in kdramas in general) while they might not go for a miracle cure, we will see a positive Hosu. He will learn to accept his condition and more importantly will embrace his loved ones instead of pushing them away in order to protect them.
Some people are saying Rosa and Sanwol were gay? But then Rosa wouldn’t have married a man. They were more like…
SW explained it- "Rosa wanted a family" suggesting she wanted to have children.
PS: their relationship isn't really sexualized despite what some viewers say. It's basically similar to certain romances you have where the ML or FL would do anything for their love interest even if they are not together/ never even so much as get a chance to hold hands. Even if it means sacrificing themselves to keep the other safe. Their love is consisered "pure" even if it's not platonic (atl east in SW's pov). What they did together during their private time is not for us to bother about.
I just started watching this drama. Can someone tell me what they like or dislike about the series without spoiling…
The drama is really great- totally worth the hype if you are into healing dramas with a splash of romance and office drama.
What I don't like about the drama? It feels too relatable at times. Buuut the good thing is, just like how the drama can seep through your hidden cracks, it also feels like a warm hug because you can see how the characters try to solve similar issues/ how they try to comfort eachother ♥️
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(Mire stood her up and went "home" since she met somebody- unless there was something special between them, Mire had no reason to drive hours back home when she could have easily caught up with Sejin in Seoul since she anyway was originally planning to stay at Miji's anyway)
Thanks ♥️
Both dramas are amazing in my opinion (i'm a slice of life genre junky so both were my type🙈).
WLGYT is more family oriented and covers generations in a more indepth approach compared to OUS since OUS's priority is more about healing yourself, sisters, and being resiliant.
I agree OUS too focussed on breaking free from genarational trauma but with WLGYT, since the drama spent half the series going through the mum's life as well as the daughter's life in detail, it just hits differently.
Both will leave you feeling devastated and healed anyway🫠♥️🥲. WLGYT can be more harsh at times though since the death count is high as it's a drama that covers life from birth to death in some sort of sense whereas OUS mostly focuses on the present.
Watching Hosu's experience unfold has been special even if it has been hard at times🥲
IMO, since Miji was forced to leave the room back in the day, she never really got to truly break free from her chains.
She needed a powerful reminder that she too can make a difference. Rosa was living proof of it.
If Miji gave up on her, Rosa wouldn't have told her about her story which turned out to be the key they needed to stop the KFMC case and more importantly it was because Miji was able to gain Rosa's trust, Rosa finally was able to get back her identity as SW again as well as let go of her guilt. Sure, they could have shorten Rosa's origin story but then the story might not have been able to show just how grave her situation was🙈
It's all about being independant and finding your worth all on your own 🙈
We are now seeing yet another phase of this. He had one working ear left but since ep 10 it's gotten worse and it looks like things could get worse but definitely not better.
Based on the preview (and what i've noticed in kdramas in general) while they might not go for a miracle cure, we will see a positive Hosu. He will learn to accept his condition and more importantly will embrace his loved ones instead of pushing them away in order to protect them.
I'm so torn about this weekend- can't wait for it to come but at the same time i'm not ready to say goodbye🙈
PS: their relationship isn't really sexualized despite what some viewers say. It's basically similar to certain romances you have where the ML or FL would do anything for their love interest even if they are not together/ never even so much as get a chance to hold hands. Even if it means sacrificing themselves to keep the other safe. Their love is consisered "pure" even if it's not platonic (atl east in SW's pov). What they did together during their private time is not for us to bother about.
Considering how some popular artist are more comfortable with taking BL,/GL roles (like with Hyeri and Friendly Rivalry), there's hope 🙈
What I don't like about the drama? It feels too relatable at times. Buuut the good thing is, just like how the drama can seep through your hidden cracks, it also feels like a warm hug because you can see how the characters try to solve similar issues/ how they try to comfort eachother ♥️