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Actually, it doesn't solely depend on their agency alone but rather how the korean entertainment industry runs as well. As you've mentioned Yoo In Na got to work with Lee Dong Wook on another drama again, tbh such is already considered rare. Another thing is, yes they both are Actors, however, there is a difference between the two of them. One is solely involved in the acting field alone while the other is involved in another field as well which is K-pop. Their fields alone already tells their difference. What i've been trying to point out is how there has never been an Idol-Actor that had a chance to work with the same actor they once had worked with before. You can take idol-actors such as Rowoon or Cha Eunwoo etc. as an example. Thus, I said the chances are slim but I didn't say that it is impossible but there's just never been such a case for Idol-Actors. Not to mention how different kpop fans are from kdrama fans.

Regarding that, can't say I agree. Although, I don't know much about YG to that extent but I have mutuals/friends who are sooyas and they'd usually tell me about or i'd usually see them on stan twt ranting about yg's misteatment towards jisoo and that's how I got to know of it. That said mistreatment could be in terms of line distributions, screentime, promotions etc.

The way there's quite a lot of unreleased scenes and cut scenes just disappoints me 😐

I hate to break it to you but it's actually a bad thing. As it has something to do with how well a company manages their artist, the treatments, wether it is fair or not and stuff like promotions etc.

I'm not sure about other kpop management companies, but for SM ent. there's truth to that because that company has been making the group that I stan as their money-making machines. That is also most likely reason why such companies continue to grow bigger as well.

Yep, YG is a big company but that is just that. That company mistreats some of their idols, although i'm not a blackpink or Jisoo fan, I am afterall a kpop fan specifically exo and throughout my fangirl years i've seen how companies handle their artist. A sooya would be able to explain better about what I meant since they know more about Jisoo but just to give you an idea, that's that.

The chances of them getting to work together for another drama is honestly very slim. Considering how Jisoo is not just an Actress but an Idol-Actress, and in korean entertainment it is rare to find idol-actors working on another project with the same actors as well. I think there hasn't been any cases like that before, the only ones were actor to actor and that is also pretty rare. Then there's YG as an obstacle too. I also want them to work together again though but sighs...unless a miracle happens lol

Ikr! If only they had explored her character more, as I feel she has more to show as well. Same with you, she's one of the characters who I love. It's the double standard. There's only 3 eps left yet her character only gets worst with all her ill intentions, she's constantly showing no remorse. If they can as much understand that, then I don't think it is that hard to try to understand Youngro at all. But, people will always stick to their own opinions, that's something we can't change but even so, I hope others could try to understand Youngro even a bit.

'cause i'm also dying to know what broke them apart when they're already in the path to marriage.

I do too. That would most likely be the case because with every thing going on and how there are like 3 eps left with a lot of other things to address and solve. I don't think they'd ever bring any light to their love story. Though, i'm having a wishful thinking that they'd do so in the last ep if they ever do give snowdrop a happy ending.

If that is so, I still think it doesn't serve any great purpose for the plot 😅 instead I just found him so random.

This comment 👏🏻 you've said what I had in mind. I agree with everything you have said. Especially with the part how her character is just underdeveloped and the power of guilt, she literally went through a lot of heavy stuff in a split second. Everything she has and is going through isn't something light, it greatly affects her mentality and I commend her for being able to stay sane and kindhearted despite everything. If only we try to understand and see Youngro's character more, in the same way we try to understand the actions of those strong characters. She's honestly the most humane character to exist than any one else. Sadly, her goodness is being overpowered by those with ill intentions and she's being taken just as that. Someone who cries every single episode, without understanding how there's so much more depth to her character.

I had so much in mind after ep 13, thanks though!

Right. I honestly hope so too but seeing how writer loves to make youngsoo suffer and ofc, us as viewers suffer too, think we should prepare ourselves for what's to come. The climatic ending which Haein hinted during an interview, we are definitely drawing closer to that.

The only thing that I don't get is why they had to show the president's son, as if he will have any significance for the plot, next thing we knew he is nonexistent 🤔

I've actually placed my bet on Cheongya too. I found Hana annoying during earlier eps for her wrecklessness but somehow I managed to be okay with her during this recent eps.

I've actually thought the same, seeing how he is firmly against Sooho. In addition to that is his ruthless nature, he is always ready to kill even his own comrade, proven during their training flashback last ep and with the latest ep as well. I doubt he will ever have any character development tbh, he has been sticking to his ideology since the very start, no matter how many times eungcheol or sooho tries to convince/ make him understand, he doesn't budge. Think it would be a miracle if he suddenly changes for the remaining ep, but a big factor has to play on that part for him to do so. I bet writer is making him continue to be as he is in order to heighten the remaining eps, as to what haein had hinted during interviews, the ending is climatic. I'm sure comrade joo is bound to cause trouble for our leads.

I just really love how badass Cheongya and Hana are, seeing them working tgt now that both of them are out of the dorm would be so cool...but then a fight scene between both of them would be epic.

I have the same thoughts as you. During earlier episodes, he initially didn't want to kill all of the hostages but ever since he lost his son plus heard his son's last words of how he has to protect youngro, it greatly affected him so he became so desperate at the moment of pain to save the only child he had left. But, yes after hearing Youngro's words and how he almost died, i'm sure he has a change of heart and is already scheming something big to get back at Nam Taeil at the same time get his daughter alive ( with Sooho too based from the preview). I really feel that he holds a key in saving them.

I wonder why they had to cut episode 13 a few mins short?! Like that last scene left me hanging. I was so ready for Sooho and Kangmoo's confrontation since Sooho finally learned how after everything, Kangmoo is still under the agenda of arresting him, as if he didn't make anything worst by putting a tail on Dr. Cheongya with Hana. Although his idea could be for the good if ever Cheongya betrays them, but if that isn't the case, then their only plan would definitely fail. I was honestly looking forward to their alliance, only to end up being disappointed in him. Initally, i've had the thought he'd still be stuck in his taedong river 1 jail agenda, but I put those thoughts aside because I believed he had woken up to the realities of how horrible ANSP truly is. The other thing i'm disappointed about is how room 207's friendship seeing hyeryeong and seolhee's reaction from the preview along with the rest of the hostages, like it is totally not Youngro's fault her dad was the director of ANSP, if they were her real friends, they would have atleast tried to understand her, but I think writernim will patch things up between them in the end, but that won't change the fact how disappointed they made me. Must say, nam taeil is a true comedian, it's hard to take him seriously. This episode proved to me how I dislike Boon Ok and still is constantly disliking her. I tried understanding her actions during earlier episodes given her life circumstances but as if she can't get anymore worst, she already lost me at the time she pulled the trigger on Ms.Pi, now seeing her recent evil agenda...I just wish someone slaps her some senses. Instead of learning from her wrongdoings, she's out there showing no remorse. Now I have my doubts about her ever redeeming herself. She's done too much. Drama aside, I have to praise Hyeyoon for playing Boon Ok so well, her acting is on another level, she's a really talented actress and as much as I love her as a protagonist, now I want to see her more with antagonist roles. Another thing to praise ofc is Jisoo's crying scenes, she made me cry again during the scene where she was praying for her dad. Last but not the least, Haein's facial expression during the last scene, how he clenched his jaw, his eyes that held the words of betrayal, disappointment, hurt, and anger is just so good...he never fails.