Wow, Park Ha just keeps taking a beating.

It's understandable that the main characters tend to be the underdogs. After all we're here to cheer them on and watch them do battle. No matter what type of drama. We're watching for the drama. HOWEVER. There is a certain balance that needs to be kept. Where the good guys score one every now and then. Not to mention that they maybe think outside the box.

What I really love is when the main characters get devious and score one on the baddies. However, most of the time I'd just settle for the leads to use their brains. Maybe go on the offensive. Tell someone off.

Park Ha is driving me crazy. Even after getting her memories back she never thinks! She leaves herself open to getting trampled on. And why is no one locking the doors? Especially after what happened in the last episode. One horrible thing after the next. She never gets a break. Not to mention when she gets her memories back she squanders any chances, or lessons, letting Se Na use the truth as a weapon against her! Yes, this makes Se Na pretty awesome as an obstacle/enemy. But it's tiring watching the leads of this drama do stupid things and never learn.

The time travel aspects are definitely dying out. Sure there's some jokes about them not being modern men and they have to learn something. Sadly I think the stoplight boys aren't going to get enough time to be developed into amazing side characters. They're awesome and I think one of them is way more worthy of Park Ha. * sighs* I know that will never happen.

Honestly this drama has passed into the average area. There's a lot more annoying things about it then good. Sure I get that Tae Yong is seeing his dead princess in Se Na. But it would feel more real that in the present reality he knows he cares more for Park Ha, but reality after grief can be rocky. What I'd prefer more of character development so I could buy it all.

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Could it get any worse?

At this time, my irritation is already spent. I'm trying to objectify why the writer chose to volume Se Na up in this episode so much that she gets away with almost everything.

This episode is Se Na at her ugliest: narrow-minded, manipulating, twisting words, accusatory, driven by unnecessary rivalry and illogical hate. I cannot imagine her getting more selfish than already she is.

After the postcard clue, now it's Lee Gak's handkerchief. Se Na is now manipulating fate to her side and pushing Bak Ha further away.

Lee Gak still doesn't know how he's falling for Bak Ha: he kneels outside Halmoni's yard all night to save Bak Ha from being fired and evicted from the rooftop and he takes care of her after she spent the night looking for that damned hanky.

And yet he still thinks his destiny is to be with his reincarnated princess. Se Na, being the sleazy opportunist that she is, jumps at him in order to keep her place at the company.

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Butterfly-butterfly... fly to the right girl... don't fly to the fox...

Oh, God... somebody give me something sharp... I'll go crazy if I don't stab that B*** Sae-Na... she is the WORST type of human being... and the her worst feature is that she thinks everybody else is like her too... (sorry to break it for you, girl... but not everybody's a life sucker like you...) I just hope everybody leaves her in the end, and she's left alone with her hateful self. I was so ecstatic, when Tae-Mu's father discovered her character, SO DAMN SATISFYING... though I'm guessing there is going to be a time, when the demons are going to join forces for power and money...
Ugh... that idiot Lee-Kak, TREAT PARK-HA BETTER, YOU DUMBASS!!! She's the one, THE ONE, you get it???
I'm still curios what she saw in the history book... ugh... (went to watch the next episode)...
P.S. OMG, is that YOOCHUN singing Baek Ji-Young's 'Long Time Has Passed'??? Love his voice!!!

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