Life is indeed nothing but a series of choices followed by a series of consequences

Oh My God, what a powerful and yet emotional episode, the best of the whole series. Life is indeed nothing but a series of choices followed by a series of consequences. I loved how the writer narrated today's episode through Sea-yo-ri's unconscious state of mind – a spiritual journey, connecting the past with the present, and even the future -- what was, could've been, and what it became – the value of life. A son connecting with the father who made him into the great human being he became. And what a personal and emotional journey it was of letting go of the pain, loss, and hatred for the future, for survival, for Yi-Seo – I loved every single moment of today's episode.Yi-Seo's frank exchange with Geun-soo was what he needed to hear; in his bid to bring down Sea-yo-ri, he lost what's most important, himself. I hope he takes what she said to mind. I can't say I was glad to see Soo Ah finally get the courage to regain control of her destiny, as it was all too little, too late. What I didn't understand though is how she let Sae-yo-ri and Danbam go through all that heartache when she had everything she needed to bring Jangaa down, its all about choices I guess. History has a way of repeating itself as one's past does not exist independently from their present. I knew Guen-won (miserable idiot) would be the President's downfall; and he has nobody but himself to blame. In a way, the President was the one to bring down the company he valued even more than his kids by the choices he made -- all this for what to bring Sae-yo-ri down on his knees; sadly the true meaning and value of life is forever lost to the President. And what a dynamic confession of love to end to the episode. I do not want this drama to end; just the thought of it makes me sad.

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