29:26 i think the reason he exploded was not just because he was suppressing himself and this incident happened to be the last straw. Instead, he was unable to suppress himself because it was abt her specifically; because the man hurt her specifically. He wouldn’t have reacted the same in this situation if it was somebody else being smacked
I remember flipping out when I saw Daniel Choi's cameo (the CEO character), I had no idea! I love him, he's a great actor! I love his Kdramas and films. This is one of my favorite episodes!
@@Mimithestan Sure! My personal favorite is Baby Faced Beauty with Jang Nara. The other I adore is Jugglers, if you like office dramas you will like it, it's a sweet and light romcom with a sweet message and great chemistry. His tall self looks so handsome there 🤭 From films I definitely recommend The Chronicles of Evil, fantástico film.
I must say that I love the new structure that has been created now, with the arrival of Lee Sang-in and Yoo Seung-jae in Joo-ri's house, this regardless of whether Sang-in's attempt is liked or not to woo Joo-ri. Furthermore, it becomes clear that Jo Jae-soo has a thing for Seung-jae when he stops Sang-in from kicking her under the table. I have already expressed my opinion several times about Sang-in, who I believe to be a good man, sincerely concerned about Moon-young's health, regardless of his somewhat dim-witted character or his inclination to prioritize business. I don't know if it's forced on the part of the authors to want to create love stories with the secondary characters, but since I love this kind of thing, I'm rooting for Sang-in to win over Joo-ri, but regardless of this, for as corny as it may be, Sang-in said a wise thing to Joo-ri: she must not become someone who is not just to please her unrequited love, but she must find a person who likes her for who she is; the bottom line is that if to please others we have to become something we are not, I don't think that's healthy for anyone, especially oneself. That said, there is also self-improvement to become the best version of yourself, which in a way is happening to Moon-young and Kang-tae, who if you think about how they were at the beginning of the drama, they have changed in a lot ways: Kang-tae is learning not to keep everything inside, to seek happiness for himself and not just think about his brother's needs, while Moon-young is learning to be less selfish, although all filtered by his caustic character. The parallel between the story of our characters and that of the Beauty and the Beast fairy tale is quite obvious: Moon-young describes that fairy tale as the beast, unable to change, who deceives the beauty, while the moral should be like love of the beauty he manages to save the beast, to change it; in this case the beast is clearly Moon-young who is slowly maturing with the closeness of Kang-tae and Sang-tae. However, there is the opposite when we see the situation of the patient Lee A-reum when we see that her violent ex tries to convince her that he will no longer be violent with her, which obviously is not true, as always happens in these situations, therefore in in a certain sense both interpretations of the fairy tale are equally right, depending on the situation. It's an interesting aspect. It has become quite evident that Sang-tae has realized that Moon-young and Kang-tae like each other, which he doesn't seem to like because he is afraid that she will take him away from him. This will undoubtedly be a hot point in the story of our characters, because from Sang-tae's point of view it means not clinging to his brother, letting him free and accepting a new person into his family, while for Kang-tae having the ability to believe that he can let his brother grow up and that he can pursue his own happiness without having to sacrifice it to take care of him. In short, it seems banal, but for these characters it is a huge leap, because we see how difficult it is to change, to mature, it is also enough to see that only now is Kang-tae admitting to himself that he loves Moon-young. As for the issue of the patient Park Ok-ran... I prefer not to say anything, because it will be interesting to analyze, in hindsight, what happens in these episodes when we reach the end. Thanks for the reaction.
Best kdrama. The writing is spot on with fantastic various characters. Wish there would be more of this. Mun yeung and gang tae as a couple are electric.
She was already holding a rock so he actually saved him from having his head cracked open 😂
I was shocked 🤯 when I saw it. My girl doesn't play
This kdrama makes me laugh and cry so bad every time I watch it
It's really an emotional rollercoaster 🎢😭
29:26 i think the reason he exploded was not just because he was suppressing himself and this incident happened to be the last straw. Instead, he was unable to suppress himself because it was abt her specifically; because the man hurt her specifically. He wouldn’t have reacted the same in this situation if it was somebody else being smacked
29:35 ah you added this 😂. I should have waited to hear your entire comment
Each of the patients' stories are explained more in depth later.
I remember flipping out when I saw Daniel Choi's cameo (the CEO character), I had no idea! I love him, he's a great actor! I love his Kdramas and films. This is one of my favorite episodes!
Oh could you recommend some of his shows I don't think I've seen him in anything else or I probably don't remember 🤔
@@Mimithestan Sure! My personal favorite is Baby Faced Beauty with Jang Nara. The other I adore is Jugglers, if you like office dramas you will like it, it's a sweet and light romcom with a sweet message and great chemistry. His tall self looks so handsome there 🤭 From films I definitely recommend The Chronicles of Evil, fantástico film.
"I'm so used to Kdramas spoiling my fun"... GIRL I felt that, Lovely Runner does that every FREAKING episode at the end, they're too mean xD
I must say that I love the new structure that has been created now, with the arrival of Lee Sang-in and Yoo Seung-jae in Joo-ri's house, this regardless of whether Sang-in's attempt is liked or not to woo Joo-ri. Furthermore, it becomes clear that Jo Jae-soo has a thing for Seung-jae when he stops Sang-in from kicking her under the table. I have already expressed my opinion several times about Sang-in, who I believe to be a good man, sincerely concerned about Moon-young's health, regardless of his somewhat dim-witted character or his inclination to prioritize business. I don't know if it's forced on the part of the authors to want to create love stories with the secondary characters, but since I love this kind of thing, I'm rooting for Sang-in to win over Joo-ri, but regardless of this, for as corny as it may be, Sang-in said a wise thing to Joo-ri: she must not become someone who is not just to please her unrequited love, but she must find a person who likes her for who she is; the bottom line is that if to please others we have to become something we are not, I don't think that's healthy for anyone, especially oneself. That said, there is also self-improvement to become the best version of yourself, which in a way is happening to Moon-young and Kang-tae, who if you think about how they were at the beginning of the drama, they have changed in a lot ways: Kang-tae is learning not to keep everything inside, to seek happiness for himself and not just think about his brother's needs, while Moon-young is learning to be less selfish, although all filtered by his caustic character. The parallel between the story of our characters and that of the Beauty and the Beast fairy tale is quite obvious: Moon-young describes that fairy tale as the beast, unable to change, who deceives the beauty, while the moral should be like love of the beauty he manages to save the beast, to change it; in this case the beast is clearly Moon-young who is slowly maturing with the closeness of Kang-tae and Sang-tae. However, there is the opposite when we see the situation of the patient Lee A-reum when we see that her violent ex tries to convince her that he will no longer be violent with her, which obviously is not true, as always happens in these situations, therefore in in a certain sense both interpretations of the fairy tale are equally right, depending on the situation. It's an interesting aspect.
It has become quite evident that Sang-tae has realized that Moon-young and Kang-tae like each other, which he doesn't seem to like because he is afraid that she will take him away from him. This will undoubtedly be a hot point in the story of our characters, because from Sang-tae's point of view it means not clinging to his brother, letting him free and accepting a new person into his family, while for Kang-tae having the ability to believe that he can let his brother grow up and that he can pursue his own happiness without having to sacrifice it to take care of him. In short, it seems banal, but for these characters it is a huge leap, because we see how difficult it is to change, to mature, it is also enough to see that only now is Kang-tae admitting to himself that he loves Moon-young.
As for the issue of the patient Park Ok-ran... I prefer not to say anything, because it will be interesting to analyze, in hindsight, what happens in these episodes when we reach the end.
Thanks for the reaction.
Thanks for feedback as always Fabio 🙏🏽❤️
@@Mimithestan Thank you for taking the time to read my comments.
Watching atm, thank you in advance!
Best kdrama. The writing is spot on with fantastic various characters. Wish there would be more of this. Mun yeung and gang tae as a couple are electric.
You just took the words right out of my mouth 😁