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well hell, don't get what was Jung Na…

well hell, don't get what was Jung Na Mi intention, the way she started of she left Eve (anyone in her place) any option, then saying what she wanted to hear - that Eve wasn't the child she abandoned. it's beyond sad for a child that was abandoned, to hear that she wasn't wanted then & isn't even now. one would think Jung Na Mi has had enough time (& her helping raise Kong Ryong) to have a change of heart, towards her own flesh & blood ＼（〇_ｏ）／ heart breaking for Eve.******************************************************************************************************************************************also i get it's been a while since we all have watched the 1st ep, but am 99.999...% sure in the 1st ep, we saw the 3 "mothers" surrounding their friend (Kong Ryong's biological mother) giving birth to him. so why anyone needs to hear he is adopted is beyond me (ノへ￣、)*****************************************************************************************************************************************Go Eun is a sweet heart, the way she is planning her break-up from Kong Ryong, so her father wont blame & destroy his life. by taking all the blame. until now was 100% sure she didn't love him, but was using him to get back at her father for setting her up with Gang Su (maybe even getting back at him) but i guess she did really care for him. sad*****************************************************************************************************************************************side notes: really bothers me in every ep when i see Santi stand around, being talked over cause he DOESN'T SPEAK THE LANGUAGE!!! asking this since the start, couldn't they find a Korean speaking foreigner?!? cause this just RUDE!& why did Eve need to be adopted by an American family?!? just to justify her name? then why not cast an actress that got an American accent??? not Gong Hyo Jin who has a bleedin thick korean accent, when speaking english - am i nit picking? well this bugs me (╬▔皿▔)╯

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la escena de la flauta travesera me ha matado

Mira que el principio bueno, no se sinceramente veniamos bien de los demás capitulos pero esto de rememorar la muerte del padre pues mira no me ha parecido enternecedor. Luego le añades el beso NO CONSENTIDO de Jin a Wim el cual es para decirle a la MAME tia vete a cursos de consentimiento porque estoy harta que tus personajes hagan lo que quieran y no tengan en cuenta el consentimiento. Para luego añadir la escena de la flauta travesera donde se nota que Boss no la toca (mira que me gusta mucho como estan actuando Boss y Noeul pero es que les han dado una historia que los chavales aunque hayan mejorado mucho en la actuación, no te hacen milagros con la historia). Siento que cada paso que estoy dando en la historia mas se desinfla y eso que tenía una muy buena premisa.

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how ironic, Hwang Se Ung brought in Sin Cha…

how ironic, Hwang Se Ung brought in Sin Cha Il to take-care of Hwang Dae Ung - the irony is kinda sweet. also was Hwang Se Ung deluded or crazy enough to believe his own lies? either way the dude destroyed himself with his own two hands. *******************************************************************************************************************************************also knew Sin Cha Il would leave by the end of this drama. dude got ants in his pants - also think in his eyes the audit team showed (him) they were trust worthy & could do the job right (up to his standard's). which was bitter sweet, as what they achieved by this ep is finally creating a tight knit group that could not only trust each other, but work like a well oiled machine. which isn't anything to scoff at. so kinda get the shocked look on everyone's face, when he informed them he was leaving (also there a part of me that believes that he doesn't want to get attached to anyone ever again). *****************************************************************************************************************************************this was a great drama, i wasn't bored for a moment - a lot of interesting, likeable characters & well acted.

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